Is it Possible to be a Feminist and a Confucian Without Marginalization or Contradiction?Confucian feminism, a combination of Confucianism and feminist theory, puzzles many in philosophy, highlighting gaps in understanding comparative philosophy.
Book of Interest: Ethical Theory in Global PerspectiveThe book provides a comprehensive introduction to ethical theories from a global perspective, including both Western and non-Western philosophies.
Is it Possible to be a Feminist and a Confucian Without Marginalization or Contradiction?Confucian feminism, a combination of Confucianism and feminist theory, puzzles many in philosophy, highlighting gaps in understanding comparative philosophy.
Book of Interest: Ethical Theory in Global PerspectiveThe book provides a comprehensive introduction to ethical theories from a global perspective, including both Western and non-Western philosophies.
Is philosophy too Western for its own good?Western philosophy often excludes non-European thought, limiting the scope of philosophical education and dialogue.
Questioning QuestionsTeaching philosophy involves balancing sensitive topics with student diversity and potential anxiety about unpredictable discussions.
Teaching Philosophy with Thought Experiments, Jabran Amanat-LeeMany students find philosophy thought experiments unconvincing, which complicates their introductory learning experience.
The two-draft assignment modelThe two-draft model promotes student engagement with feedback and improves understanding of course materials in philosophy assignments.
Contexts and Contest: Propositional (i.e., Sentential) Logic as a Method of Asking Narrow & Focused QuestionsPhilosophy education should prioritize skill development in questioning over memorization of content.
Questioning QuestionsTeaching philosophy involves balancing sensitive topics with student diversity and potential anxiety about unpredictable discussions.
Teaching Philosophy with Thought Experiments, Jabran Amanat-LeeMany students find philosophy thought experiments unconvincing, which complicates their introductory learning experience.
The two-draft assignment modelThe two-draft model promotes student engagement with feedback and improves understanding of course materials in philosophy assignments.
Contexts and Contest: Propositional (i.e., Sentential) Logic as a Method of Asking Narrow & Focused QuestionsPhilosophy education should prioritize skill development in questioning over memorization of content.
Call for Blog Posts for the Question-Focused Pedagogy Series Written by Current Undergraduate StudentsStudents have valuable insights into teaching and learning that enhance the understanding and use of questions in philosophy classes.
Introduction to Philosophy, Carolina FloresThis course aims to introduce diverse students to philosophy while addressing educational inequalities through scaffolding and skill-based teaching.
Call for Blog Posts for the Question-Focused Pedagogy Series Written by Current Undergraduate StudentsStudents have valuable insights into teaching and learning that enhance the understanding and use of questions in philosophy classes.
Introduction to Philosophy, Carolina FloresThis course aims to introduce diverse students to philosophy while addressing educational inequalities through scaffolding and skill-based teaching.
Writing in Philosophy, Sophie HorowitzThe course emphasizes peer review and collaborative writing, fostering accountability and practice similar to artistic education.