Students have two opportunities to study with Professor Keith Simmons in Spring 2025! Check out the descriptions for PHIL 3214: Symbolic Logic II and PHIL 3298: Paradoxes. Interested? Sign up today in Student Admin or contact Dr. Simmons to request the syllabus.
Interdisciplinary Workshop on Human Centered AI: How do we Connect?
Virtual event “Interdisciplinary Workshop on Human Centered AI: How do we Connect?”
William Lycan on Mind, Meaning, and Method
Palgrave MacMillan, 2024
Alex Stamson: “Kinda Radical” Podcast
Check out graduate student Alex Stamson on the Kinda Radical podcast!
Law, Politics, and Responding to Injustice
Taylor and Francis, 2024
Lewis Gordon: Tavis Smiley
In this episode, Smiley and Gordon discuss racial justice and anti-blackness policies, centering the argument around how we can cultivate Black consciousness without fear.
Tracy Llanera: The Moral Agency of White Terror Wolves
This Friday, December 13th, Associate Professor of Philosophy Tracy Llanera will be giving a talk at the event Digital Transformations: Identity, Gender and Affectivity hosted at Cardiff University.
Ting-an Lin: AI, Normality, and Oppressive Things
Assistant Professor of Philosophy Ting-an Lin will be giving a public lecture a the Academic Sinica in Taiwan this Friday, December 13th. This talk is a part of their Beyond Gender: Diversity, Plurality, and Philosophy series.
Featured Lecture: “Extremism and the Allure of Science”
Check out the featured lecture “Extremism and the Allure of Science”: Tracy Llanera and Louise Richardson-Self with Anthony Morgan!
Lewis Gordon: Londis Lectureship Speaker
On November 21st, Distinguished Professor Lewis Gordon presented his paper Freedom Relished, Freedom Feared for the James J. Londis and Family Lecture.