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From the Vault: Philosophy in Teaching and Public Life
While Justice Everywhere takes a short break over the summer, we recall some of the highlights from our 2021-22 season. Justice Everywhere has several special series that explore philosophical...
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Welcome back: Launching our 2022/23 season!
Justice Everywhere returns this week for a new season. We continue in our aim to provide a public forum for the exchange of ideas about philosophy and public affairs. We have lots of exciting content...
View ArticleWhat, if any, harm can a self-driving car do?
In this post, Fiona Woollard discusses their recent article in Journal of Applied Philosophy on the kinds of constraints against harm relevant to self-driving cars. We are preparing for a future when...
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A puzzle of liberal childrearing: may neutral states allow parents to...
This is another post about childrearing and, like my previous ones, it is complaining about the status quo. This time I’m thinking about what we actively do to expose children to various ways of living...
View ArticleDoes hate speech express hate?
In this post, Teresa Marques discusses her recent article in Journal of Applied Philosophy on whether hate is an essential component of hate speech. Does hate speech express hate? Why would we call it...
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Factory farm abolition the moderate way
This guest post is written by Ben Sachs-Cobbe. Ben has recently published a book entitled Contractarianism, Role Obligations, and Political Morality exploring the connection between foundational...
View ArticleIs it possible to trust Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
In this post, Pepijn Al (University of Western Ontario) discusses his recent article in Journal of Applied Philosophy on trust and responsibility in human relationships with AI and its developers....
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What is cultural decolonization?
In recent years, calls for cultural decolonisation have attracted renewed public attention. While there are many understandings of cultural decolonisation, I want to discuss one particular view (call...
View ArticleHow Should We Talk About the Pandemic?
In this post, Mark Bowker (Lund University) discusses their recent article in Journal of Applied Philosophy on our responsibility to be careful with scientific generalisations. In a pandemic it is...
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