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网页2 天之前 · A propos an earlier post, Daniel Kodsi, a philosophy lecturer at Oxford and the new editor, writes:. The Philosophers’ Magazine is now accepting submissions for publication in its redesigned online magazine. We are interested in everything and anything philosophical: essays, book reviews, interviews, Platonic dialogues, … .
Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog
网页A soon-to-be PhD student writes: I am an incoming philosophy PhD student at a university in a major U.S. city. While I have been fortunate enough to receive funding and a stipend for the duration of my program, I find myself increasingly worried about getting by with rising inflation and costs of living — especially considering that …
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网页6 天之前 · In Memoriam: Gerald J. Massey (1934-2024) Professor Massey, who spent most of his career at the University of Pittsburgh, where he was emeritus, was best-known for his work in logic, philosophy of science, and philosophy of language; he also wrote on a number of historical figures...
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网页MOVING TO FRONT FROM SEPTEMBER 21--UPDATED. Professor Mills, a leading figure in political philosophy and philosophy of race, was, since 2016, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, before that having spent more than a quarter-century in the Chicago area, first at the University of Illinois at Chicago and then Northwestern University.
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网页2023年10月17日 · Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog News and views about philosophy, the academic profession, academic freedom, intellectual culture, and other topics.
Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog
网页Reader Scott Newstok called my attention to this very interesting LRB review essay of John Guillory's latest attempt to look at the history and organization of literary studies as a field. A brief excerpt: For Guillory, the pivotal development in the whole story was the arrival of ‘criticism’ as the dominant approach in the 1920s and …
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网页2022年8月23日 · The results of the most recent poll (with 479 votes) are below the fold. Contrary to what I had thought, however, it turns out that there are ways for sophisticated Internet users to vote multiple times in this poll, just as in the earlier pairwise poll (where it is easy to do so, but one has to vote a lot to have an impact). Despite that the results were fairly stable across both kinds of ...
The new Cambridge "Elements" series (UPDATED)
网页2023年5月31日 · I was invited to contribute to the Cambridge Elements series on Nietzsche, and had originally agreed to do a volume until I discovered this bizarre financial arrangement. Nietzsche books sell well by academic standards, and my past Nietzsche books have sold especially well (Nietzsche on Morality has sold 6-7,000 copies the last time I looked).). At a standard 8% royalty rate, and assuming ...
Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog
网页2021年11月30日 · MOVING TO FRONT FROM THIS MORNING--UPDATED. This is a pretty unappealing portrait by a recent BPhil student; from his summation:. In sum, partly due to systematic funding cuts facing UK Higher Education institutions in the last few years, there are several reasons why the Oxford BPhil can be a bad choice for students (but which are not very widely known).
Travels abroad, and some observations about philosophy
网页In June, I traveled overseas for the first time since 2019 (and I managed not to get Covid!). London, Dublin, Amsterdam, and Bucharest were my airport destinations; Oxford University, University College Dublin, University of Amsterdam, and Dimitri Cantemir Christian University my academic hosts.
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