Gender Justice and Global Climate Change
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Encouraging and Supporting Publicly Engaged Philosophical Research and Practices
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David Utsler
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UNT Center of the Study of Interdisciplinarity
For the fellows, interns, associates & friends of CSID to discuss their current and upcoming work in public philosophizing.
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Continental Philosophy as Public Philosophy
For members of SPEP and other continental philosophers who want collaborate on public philosophy projects and/or discuss the public relevance of various schools of continental philosophy
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- Institutional affiliation or employer (if any)
- University of North Texas
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- Philosophy and Religion Studies
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- Graduate Student
- Interest in public philosophy? Please be as SPECIFIC AS YOU CAN. Members who answer "yes" or "a lot" will not be approved.
- Since I first became interested in philosophy, I believed that philosophy can and should make a difference in the world and that philosophers have a public responsibility. Like any discipline, philosophy has its aspects that are for practitioners only, but the questions to which philosophy is directed also mean that it has a wider, public scope. Philosophy has much to contribute to public life and public life suffers when those contributions aren't made.
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