Philosophy News

Maya Goldenberg recently appeared on CBC’s Ideas, following a feature interview with Anthony Fauci on scientific scepticism. Dr. Goldenberg spoke with Nahlah Ayed about the supposed war on truth, and the relationship between science and democracy. The

Monique Deveaux has just published a new book, 'Poverty, Solidarity, and Poor-Led Social Movements', with Oxford University Press. Congrats Monique!

Congratulations to Gennady McCracken on the publication of your article "Is Aristotelian Naturalism Safe From the Outsider?" in Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (Oct. 30, 2021):

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10677-021-10250-z

Camille Irvine's paper "The Unintended Harms of the Covid-19 Visitors Restrictions in End-of-Life Care" has just been published in the latest issue of Gnosis!

https://issuu.com/journalgnosis/docs/gnosis-19.1-2021_final_final

Karen Wendling was interviewed for a recent Washington Post article:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2021/09/16/woolly-mammoth-extinct-science-dna/

Congratulations to Marie-Pier for winning the College of Arts Sessional and CLA Teaching Excellence Award!

Philosophy Professor Gus Skorburg and his graduate student Josephine Yam have recently published their latest paper. This paper resulted from the "Creating in the Time of COVID" catalyst grant that began last year.

The paper (attached) is titled, "Is there an app for that?: Ethical issues in the digital mental health response to COVID-19". It is now forthcoming as a Target Article in AJOB: Neuroscience.

Congratulations to Gus and Josephine!