We are excited to announce our next Ethics discussion, which will be about “Oppressive Double Binds,” by Sukaina Hirji. The paper is available through open access here. Elizabeth Barnes will kick off the discussion with a critical précis. Join us August 4-5! » …Read more
Shoemaker and I have had a ton of fun running PEA Soup over the past 9 years. It was founded in 2004 and Shoe has been at the helm that whole time. (Wow, how old is he? Never mind, that isn’t important now.) At its best Soup provides an outlet for serious philosophy without taking itself too seriously, » …Read more
Welcome to our Ethics review forum on L. Nandi Theunissen’s The Value of Humanity (OUP), reviewed by Kenneth Walden. Below, you’ll find a description of the book, as well as a condensed version of Kenneth’s review. » …Read more
I want to focus not on the wisdom of the Supreme Court decision concerning paying student-athletes, but instead how higher ed should respond. The inevitable result of this ruling is that the revenue-generating sports will cost more money, perhaps eventually a lot more money. That money will come from somewhere. » …Read more
The 16th Annual Madison Metaethics Workshop program is now available here. The conference runs from Sept. 17th-19th. More information here. » …Read more
Hello Team! After a hectic end of a hectic semester, we are back to bringing you short pieces of public philosophy here at PEA Soup’s The Pebble. Today’s entry is brought to us by Anca Gheaus, Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the Central European University in Vienna. » …Read more
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We apologize but the transition to Princeton’s server for some reason unsubscribed people who previously were regularly receiving e-mails when a new post went up at PEA Soup. But the good news is that there is a very easy fix. Please just “Subscribe” » …Read more
