COMMENTARY. Forcing someone to donate their brain for research—especially as part of a legal settlement—strikes at the ethical principles we...
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The title of Distinguished Professor is the highest academic honor that CUNY can offer its faculty. Distinguished Professorships are reserved for faculty...
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John Muller discusses John Kaag's innovation in the genre of philosophical memoir.
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Again, I had the pure pleasure of approaching the stacks containing the Wenner Collection. Considering that it is still being catalogued,...
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Mortimer J. Adler was an American philosopher, educator, editor, and advocate of adult and general education by study of the great writings...
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In this partly biographical and partly philosophical work, Jorge Gracia provides us with an autobiographical account of his youth in Cuba prior and right after...
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From Descartes and Voltaire, to Sartre and Foucault, French thought has long occupied a privileged seat in the world's agora.
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Exploring the mysteries and misconceptions about Simone de Beauvoir (1908–1986) — one of the most underappreciated of philosophers — is the...
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Skye C. Cleary interviews professor John Kaag about his recent book, "American Philosophy: A Love Story."
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we briefly offer some preliminary ideas on countertransference in PAS, including in particular the role of projective identification—a...
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