Philosophy News Share: August 2022


As mentioned in my Summer 2022 Plans, to help keep readers up to date with what’s happening in the philosophy world this summer, I’ll be be creating a space each month for individuals and institutions to share news.

Here is the one for August 2022.

If you have news of the sort that would typically appear on Daily Nous, please share it in the comments. (For examples of such news, see the list in the first of these posts.)

Please note:

  • You’re welcome to include links in your comments, though comments with more than one link may get held back automatically for moderation until I have a chance to approve them.
  • Images can be included in your comments by clicking on the image icon in the bottom right part of the comment entry box.
  • Self-promotion is okay, provided what your promoting about your self is newsworthy (i.e., yes to “big grant to study such-and-such”, no to “my article about X is coming out in Y”).
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DRL
DRL
1 year ago

The Diversity Reading List Blueprints were updated in July.

https://diversityreadinglist.org/blueprints/

For the full list. The updated items:

‘Immoral Monuments and the Commemoration Debate’
‘People and Proofs’
‘Mestizaje, Race, and Aesthetics in Latin America’
‘Explorations into Nahua and Mayan Philosophy of Mind’
‘Class, Status, and Aesthetics’

Kenny Easwaran
1 year ago

Apologies for the ad, but Texas A&M Philosophy is trying to hire two VAPs, to start teaching three weeks from tomorrow. There was a delay in approval of the ads because the College of Liberal Arts was being merged into the College of Arts and Sciences, and no administrator was able to approve the ad during the key timeframe:

https://philjobs.org/job/show/20934

https://philjobs.org/job/show/20930

David Fideler
1 year ago

The Living Ideas Journal has launched this month.

It includes articles on Renaissance and classical philosophies, and how ideas from those traditions can enhance the world today:

https://livingideasjournal.com/