Reflecting on Teaching and Learning During a Pandemic: A forum for parents April 18, 11 AM (EST)Â The Covid-19 pandemic has rapidly altered the educational experiences of millions of American students, teachers, and their families. All of us have had to adjust to...
Our Lawyer, Poet, and Philosopher series is back and (virtually) better than ever! Please join Leo Glickman (the lawyer), Jane LeCroy (the poet), and Joseph S. Biehl (the philosopher) as they attempt to make sense of life during quarantine by addressing separateness...
The fate of democracy is increasingly in doubt, in America and around the world. But what if the greatest danger for democratic societies comes from within? In his insightful new book, philosopher Robert B. Talisse reports that he has seen the enemy and it is us: we...
Monday, April 29, 2019 1:30-4:30 PM The Graduate Center of the City University of New York Co-Sponsored by the CUNY Academy for the Humanities and Sciences and the Gotham Philosophical Society STEFAN BERNARD BAUMRINÂ was a husband, father, philosopher, lawyer,...
Pregnancy is something that affects all of us: Many of us are, have been, or will be, pregnant; and each and every one of us is the result of a pregnancy. But there remain deep and important questions about pregnancy that are yet to be answered. What is it to...
We think being conscious is special. Computers and drones are formidable but they’re not conscious. Maybe so, but can a being or entity think and know things without being conscious? Absolutely. Consciousness isn’t needed for that. Indeed, consciousness...
