Mark Dickson, a current UConn PhD student, and Chris Rahlwes, a UConn alum and research associate have published a new paper in The Philosophical Forum. The article, titled “In Defense of Nonpropositional Truth” argues that truth should not only be restricted to propositions or their bearers.
Publications
Samuel Wheeler: Nonsite & American Philosophical Quarterly
Please check out Professor Emeritus Samuel C. Wheeler III’s two recent publications!
Philosophy and Global Affairs Vol. 4, no. 2
Please check out the newest issue of Volume 4 of the Philosophy and Global Affairs journal edited by Professors Jane Gordon and Lewis Gordon.
Tracy Llanera: Institute of Art and Ideas – London
Check out Associate Professor Tracy Llanera’s newest piece, “Everything doesn’t happen for a reason: The myth of modern stoicism.”
On Truth in Politics: Why Democracy Demands It
Princeton University Press, 2025
William Lycan on Mind, Meaning, and Method
Palgrave MacMillan, 2024
Law, Politics, and Responding to Injustice
Taylor and Francis, 2024
Thomas Meagher: Remembering Robert L. Allen
Congratulations to philosophy alumni Thomas Meagher on publishing a new article on the APA blog’s Black Issues in Philosophy.
Lewis Gordon: Spinoza Lecture Published in Krisis
Congratulations to Professor Lewis Gordon for his recent publication in Krisis’ special issue in Caribbean Philosophy. This publication is an essay based on Professor Gordon’s Spinoza Lecture.
Lewis Gordon: New Publication in The Georgetown Law Journal
Congratulations to department head & Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor Lewis Gordon for his recent publication in The Georgetown Law Journal! You can read his essay “A Black Existential Perspective on Afrofuturity and the Law” on The Georgetown Law Journal website.