Archive - APA’s Substack

Wikipedia in the Classroom

From the Archives

Jun 20 •

The Common Good and AI

Public Philosophy Digest

Jun 6 •

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May 2025

Don’t Worry, It Is Common In Black Women (Philosophers)

From the Archives

May 23 •

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The Threat of Legitimizing the AI Narrative

In June 2024, the Canadian Philosophical Association (CPA) held its annual conference in Montreal.

May 2 •

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April 2025

Omelas Escape Room: Energizing the Classroom

From the Archives

Apr 18 •

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Kathryn Petrozzo

Neighborhood Philosophy

2024: A wonderful day in the neighborhood

Apr 4 •

Jeremy Bendik Keymer

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March 2025

From Human to Cyborg: Art, Technology, and the Redefinition of Human Identity

From the Archives

Mar 21 •

Raquel Cascales

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Revisiting Public Philosophy in Uncertain Times

With the recent attacks on the Department of Education and higher education, what's a public philosopher to do?

Mar 7 •

February 2025

Mentoring Undergraduates to Present at Academic Conferences

From the Archives

Feb 21 •

Sabrina D. MisirHiralall

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Nietzsche and Natality

Public Philosophy Digest

Feb 7 •

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January 2025

How to Truly Embrace the New

Many people are saying that 2024 was a year unlike any other, and that this is not a good thing. When we encounter new things, how should we respond?

Jan 3 •

December 2024

Cosmic Purpose, Creation and Individual Meaning

Public Philosophy Digest

Dec 6, 2024 •

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