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Trump administration's repeal of accessibility standards alarms Colorado disability advocates

Trump administration's repeal of accessibility standards alarms Colorado disability advocates

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Colorado's disability community is sounding the alarm over a little-known proposal by the federal government they say could have major implications down the road.See the Story

Arabic and Islamic Metaphysics

Arabic and Islamic Metaphysics

[Revised entry by Amos Bertolacci on June 30, 2025. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography] Among the Greek philosophical disciplines transmitted to the Arabic and Islamic world, metaphysics was of paramount importance, as its pivotal role in the overall history of the transmission of Greek thought into Arabic culture makes evident. The beginnings of Arabic philosophy […] The post Arabic and Islamic Metaphysics appeared first on Philosophy News.Read Article

Recently Published Book Spotlight: Biotechnology, Gestation, and the Law

Recently Published Book Spotlight: Biotechnology, Gestation, and the Law

Elizabeth Chloe Romanis is an Associate Professor in Biolaw at Durham Law School, University of Durham in the U.K. Chloe does research in healthcare law and bioethics with a particular interest in reproduction and the body (abortion, gestation, pregnancy, and birth). Chloe’s principal publications concern artificial placenta/womb technology. While writing this book, Chloe was a […] The post Recently Published Book Spotlight: Biotechnology, Gesta…Read Article

Epistemic Foundations of Game Theory

[Revised entry by Eric Pacuit and Olivier Roy on June 27, 2025. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography, notes.html, supplement.html] Non-cooperative game theory studies how individual players, or agents, make decisions in situations involving strategic interaction. In these situations, each player’s outcome depends not only on their own choices but also on the choices of the […] The post Epistemic Foundations of Game Theory appeared first on Philos…Read Article

APA Member Interview: Ryan S. Bingham

Ryan S. Bingham is a doctoral candidate at the University of Chicago Divinity School, where he studies the work of Jacques Derrida at the intersections of the philosophy of religion and the study of religion, culture, and politics. His dissertation is entitled “A Materialism without Substance: Jacques Derrida and Questions of Responsibility at the Closure […] The post APA Member Interview: Ryan S. Bingham first appeared on Blog of the APA. The p…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Work Shirts to the Opera

The only good academic is as good as the trash collector. The post Work Shirts to the Opera first appeared on Blog of the APA. The post Work Shirts to the Opera appeared first on Philosophy News.Read Article

Interview with New Associate Editor of the Women in Philosophy Series

Welcome, and thanks for joining the Blog! Could you tell us more about yourself? What do you think our readers should know about you? Thanks for having me! I’m someone who doesn’t fit neatly into any boxes. Take my name: my Iranian name is Shadi, which means “happiness” in Persian. When I immigrated to North America, […] The post Interview with New Associate Editor of the Women in Philosophy Series first appeared on Blog of the APA. The post In…United States · United States Read Article

Questioning the Doubting Game

Things are going well in Symbolic Logic. Students are mastering truth tables, and they’re symbolizing English sentences into our truth-functional language with increasing facility. (For those who haven’t taken a class like this, or for those who’d appreciate a reminder, please see the note at the end.) Then comes the truth table for the material […] The post Questioning the Doubting Game first appeared on Blog of the APA. The post Questioning th…Read Article

Without Philosophy Einstein Said He Would Cave “Contributed Nothing”

This post was originally published by the Institute of Art and Ideas and is republished here with permission as part of the Blog of APA’s partnership with the Institute. Without philosophical thought, Einstein claimed he “would have contributed nothing to science.” And yet, modern science popularizers like Neil deGrasse Tyson dismiss philosophy as largely irrelevant to scientific inquiry. In […] The post Without Philosophy Einstein Said He Would…Read Article

Encouraging Students to Reflect

College courses, unlike most high school courses, require students to engage in a good deal of independent learning. What they do outside of class is essential to their learning, and it requires both motivation and time management, as well as an understanding of academic skills and resources available to them as students. In high school, […] The post Encouraging Students to Reflect first appeared on Blog of the APA. The post Encouraging Students…Read Article

2020 Central Division Presidential Address: Practical Possibilities and the One-Thought-Too-Many Objection to Moral Deliberation

Below is the audio recording of Julia Driver’s presidential address, “Practical Possibilities and the One-Thought-Too-Many Objection to Moral Deliberation,” given at the 2020 Central Division Meeting. The full text is available on the APA website (member sign-in is required) as well as on JSTOR. The audio of the lecture is available here: “Practical Possibilities and […] The post 2020 Central Division Presidential Address: Practical Possibilitie…Read Article

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