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  • Recently Published Book Spotlight: Nietzsche and the Now

    12 hours ago
    Glenn Wallis is an independent scholar and founder of Incite Seminars in Philadelphia. He has taught at several universities, including Brown University and the University of Georgia. His most recent books include A Critique of Western Buddhism, How to Fix Education, and the recently published Nietzsche NOW! The Great Immoralist on the Vital Issues of []

  • APA Member Interview: Brian LePort

    yesterday
    Brian LePort is a Social and Religious Studies Instructor at TMI Episcopal in San Antonio, TX. He teaches high school classes on subjects ranging from the Hebrew Bible and the Christian New Testament to comparative religion and American religion, to philosophy (learn more at brianleport.home.blog). What excites you about philosophy?I grew up in a religious []

  • Devising Opposition in Feminist Philosophies of Care

    2 days ago
    I was always amazed by and envious of the aloof effect conjured effortlessly by my peers when I was younger. I longed to master such a cool, collected demeanor. What grace and intrigue one must have to move about the world as if untouched by the existential weight of its (our) materiality! As I aged, []

  • Latin American Philosophy, Mariah Partida

    2 days ago
    In the Fall of 2022, I began teaching in the philosophy department at Texas State University (TXST), which has been a proud Hispanic-serving institution for over a decade. Toward the end of the semester, my department chair asked if I would be willing to teach PHIL 4373: Latin American and Latinx Philosophy the following Spring. []

  • Teaching as an Act of Service

    2 days ago
    Even though I have taught my courses several times, I find that I am always excited to begin each new semester and to better understand the mysterious interplay between teacher and student. It’s critical to understand this teaching as an act of service. Understanding this in the abstract is one thing, but truly appreciating this []
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Aeon Philosophy

  • Land loneliness

    21 hours ago
    To survive, we are asked to forget that our lands and bodies are being violated, policed, ripped up, silenced, sacrificed - by Kelsey Day Read...

  • Everything’s fine, potatoes in line

    yesterday
    Spud diplomacy – can a potato salad contest ease tensions over a controversial power station between Czech and Polish neighbours? - by Aeon Video...

  • Baby talk

    yesterday
    When babies are born, they cry in the accent of their mother tongue: how does language begin in the womb? - by Darshana Narayanan Read at Aeon...

  • Fitting

    2 days ago
    A rare insight into the extraordinary work of creating a prosthetic leg through measuring, moulding, fitting and feeling - by Aeon Video Watch...

  • All that we are

    3 days ago
    The philosophy of personalism inspired Martin Luther King’s dream of a better world. We still need its hopeful ideas today - by Bennett Gilbert...
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