by Kevin Currie-Knight ____ I’ve written about Kafkatraps before, but there is so much more to say about these deceptively powerful rhetorical devices. In my
Author: Daniel Kaufman
I am a Professor of Philosophy at Missouri State University and Publisher and Editor of The Electric Agora, an online magazine, devoted to philosophy, the humanities, and popular culture.
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Evolution, belief, and manipulation: A discussion with Hugo Mercier
by Robert Gressis ____ In this dialogue, Robert Gressis (UC Northridge) and Hugo Mercier (French National Center for Scientific Research, Not Born Yesterday) discuss how
Viewpoint Diversity and the Idea of Neutrality
by Luke Cuddy ___ Neutrality is a Laudable Goal: A Clarification of Viewpoint Diversity Critics of neutrality abound. For one thing, neutrality is boring compared
Life of a philosophy youtuber … and postmodernism
by Kevin Currie-Knight ____ In this wide ranging discussion, Kevin talks with youtuber Lewis Waller, of the philosophy/history YouTube channel Then and Now (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkS_…). They
end of an era
by Daniel A. Kaufman ___ My relationship with Robert Wright’s “BloggingHeads.TV” goes back some ten years or so, when I was nothing more than a
The Grade Economy
by Robert Gressis and Kevin Currie-Knight ____ Robert Gressis (California State Northridge) and Kevin Currie-Knight (East Carolina University) have a wide-ranging conversation about the (fraught?)