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Pavese from Cornell to Oxford
Oxford University · Oxford

Pavese from Cornell to Oxford

Carlotta Pavese, associate professor of philosophy at Cornell University, will be moving to Oxford University, where she will be the Fulford Clarendon Professor in Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science and Fulford Fellow at St. Catherine’s College. Professor Pavese works in philosophy of mind and cognitive science, philosophy of language, epistemology, action theory, and linguistics. You can learn more about her and her work here and here. Sh…Read Article
Why Do Philosophy PhD Programs Even Exist? (guest post)
Riverside, California · Riverside

Why Do Philosophy PhD Programs Even Exist? (guest post)

What is the point of a philosophy PhD program? As the cliché goes, there are probably as many answers to that question as there are philosophers. That’s certainly the case in the following fictional conversation, a composite of various discussions the author, Barry Lam, has had with other philosophers over the years. Barry Lam is professor of philosophy at UC Riverside, the creator of the popular philosophy podcast Hi-Phi Nation, and author of t…Read Article
Philosophers On The Science & Ethics of Resurrecting Extinct Species
Boulder, Colorado · Boulder

Philosophers On The Science & Ethics of Resurrecting Extinct Species

“The Return of the Dire Wolf” announced Time magazine—not quite correctly, it turns out—in its article on the creation of three creatures genetically engineered into existence by the firm Colossal Biosciences. Still, the biotechnology that led to the creation of those wolves is impressive. It opens a lot of possibilities, and of course raises a lot of questions, both about our understanding of what this technology actually does and our sense of …Read Article

Momtchiloff Consulting for Lex Academic

Peter Momtchiloff, who retired from his long-held position as philosophy editor at Oxford University Press at the end of 2023, has been brought on by Lex Academic, a firm that helps its clients with various aspects of academic publishing. Momtchiloff will be associate publication consultant at Lex Academic, according to an announcement from the firm. You can listen to a podcast episode produced by the Aristotelian Society in which Momtchiloff di…Oxford, England · OxfordRead Article

New Editorial Team at Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences

After serving for over two decades, Shaun Gallagher (University of Memphis) and Dan Zahavi (University of Copenhagen) have stepped down as co-editors-in-chief of Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences. Maxime Doyon (University of Montreal) and Anthony Vincent Fernandez (University of Southern Denmark) have been appointed as the new co-editors-in-chief, as of June 1st, 2025. As part of the transition, a new editorial board has been established.…Denmark · DenmarkRead Article

AI and the Ecological Accomplishment of Literacy

“While contemporary discussions often focus on what we read or how we teach reading, the deeper truth is that literacy itself is an astonishingly fragile achievement.” [detail of photo from Open Circuits by Windell Oskay and Eric Schlaepfer]That’s writer and teacher Jac Mullen, in a post at After Literacy (also published as a guest post at The Hinternet) about the threat artificial intelligence (AI) poses to literacy, which is itself a kind of “…Artificial Intelligence · United StatesRead Article

AI developers should be philosophers as much as technologists

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MIT research finds that philosophy is what truly determines AI success.Artificial IntelligenceSee the Story

New Philosophy Outreach Program: Philosophy Smash

A philosopher at the University of Birmingham, Henry Taylor, has a new philosophy outreach program. Philosophy Smash with Henry! aims to introduce children to philosophical questions. In the following guest post, Professor Taylor explains the various aspects of the project, and invites other philosophers to take part. Philosophy Smash with Henry! by Henry Taylor (art by Jen Elliot) The Idea While there are many brilliant resources available for …Birmingham, England · BirminghamRead Article

APA Publishes “Good Practices for Improving Representation in Philosophy Departments”

“One thing that has become clear over the course of many discussions is that almost every thoughtful reader will find something to object to in the document.” That is from the preface to “Good Practices for Improving Representation in Philosophy Departments,” a guide from the American Philosophical Association (APA) to help philosophers “create a more welcoming and inclusive environment for all—including women, people of color, disabled people, …Riverside, California · RiversideRead Article

A Way Analytic Philosophy Is More Accessible than Other Humanities?

Philosopher Samantha Brennan (Guelph) is the daughter of bakers who emigrated from Northern England to Canada, and who never went to college. [“Bread” by Richard Artschwager]In a post at #First-Gen Philosophers, Brennan recounts some of the ways she noticed class differences throughout her education: I entered university not knowing much about upper-class backgrounds and I often felt like I was above many things richer fellow students valued. My…Baking · GuelphRead Article

An Affectionate but Clear-Eyed Close-Up of Parfit

Derek Parfit: His Life and Thought, a collection of essays by people who knew him, edited by Jeff McMahan, was published a couple of days ago. detail of photo by Derek Parfit There is an online (gated) version at Oxford Academic. (It supposedly comes out in print in June, though Amazon says September.) It contains essays by family members and philosophers who were close to him. The following is an excerpt from the chapter by his wife, philosophe…Oxford, England · OxfordRead Article

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