Category: Philosophy

Analyzing the Shift Towards Externalist Explanations in Philosophy Philosophy has long been concerned with understanding the emergence and development of different philosophical views over time. Scholars have sought to explain why certain philosophical perspectives flourish at specific periods while others fall into disfavor. Traditionally, philosophers have focused on internal justifications and logical arguments to explain…

Philosophy has long been concerned with understanding the reasons behind the emergence, flourishing, and decline of different philosophical views. However, recent years have seen an increasing interest in externalist explanations within the field. Externalist explanations focus on contextual factors rather than internal logical arguments, taking into account the broader social, economic, political, and institutional influences…

The rise of expressive individualism and its impact on modern society In a world where self-expression and individualism are celebrated, even the humble tea bag can offer philosophical insights. A small note attached to a tea bag string, with messages like “Trust your identity” and “Be in touch with your reality,” reflects the pervasive influence…

Exploring the Influence of Ancient Wisdom and Contemporary Thinking on Identity and Reality In a world saturated with slogans promoting individuality and self-expression, even the most mundane objects can carry profound messages. A recent encounter with a tea bag, adorned with a note that read “Trust your identity” and “Be in touch with your reality,”…

A clash between a philosophy professor and the Exams Office at Queen’s University raises questions about accommodating students with disabilities during exams. A philosophy professor at Queen’s University in Canada has been removed from her logic course following a dispute with the university’s Exams Office regarding exam accommodations for students with disabilities. The professor, Adele…

Queen’s University professor faces backlash for accommodating students’ exam needs A philosophy professor at Queen’s University in Canada has been removed from her logic course following a dispute with the university’s Exams Office over accommodating students who require the use of a computer for exams. The professor, Adele Mercier, sought to modernize the exam format…

A clash between a philosophy professor and a university’s Exams Office raises concerns over academic autonomy and student accommodations A philosophy professor at Queen’s University in Canada has been removed from her logic course following a disagreement with the university’s Exams Office regarding accommodations for students who require the use of a computer during exams.…

From Perimeter to Powerhouse: How the Phoenix Suns’ Aggressive Style is Transforming their Game and Revitalizing their Franchise In the world of professional basketball, teams are constantly striving to find the winning formula that will lead them to success. For the Phoenix Suns, that formula seems to have been discovered in the form of a…

Unearthing the Historical Roots: The Intersection of Climate Change and Colonialism In the face of mounting evidence and global outcry, it is undeniable that climate change poses one of the greatest threats to our planet and its inhabitants. But what if we told you that this crisis is not just a result of natural forces…

Inclusion or Exception? Exam Accommodations Spark Controversy for Philosophy Professor In a shocking turn of events, a respected philosophy professor has been abruptly removed from teaching a course at a prestigious university amidst a heated dispute over exam accommodations. Dr. Rebecca Thompson, known for her thought-provoking lectures and rigorous academic standards, is now at the…

A clash between a philosophy professor and a university’s Exams Office leads to the professor’s removal from a logic course due to disagreements over accommodating students who require computerized exams. A philosophy professor at Queen’s University in Canada, Adele Mercier, has been removed from the logic course she was teaching after a dispute with the…

Language-related Injustice and the Need for Inclusivity in the Philosophical Community Academic philosophy has become a truly global institution, with philosophy departments in universities across the world and the widespread readership of philosophy journals. As a result, the need for a shared language of communication has led to the rise of English as the lingua…