Department of Philosophy
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Quinn White’s “Love First” Selected for Philosopher’s Annual
Professor Quinn White’s “Love First,” first published in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research and available here, was selected as one of the ten best articles published in philosophy in 2025. Read more about the 45th edition of Philosopher’s Annual an...
Zoë Johnson King Wins Phi Beta Kappa Award for Excellence in Teaching
Congratulations to the 2025/2026 Philosophy Department Prize Winners!
The Department of Philosophy is delighted to announce the winners of this year's Adams, Carrier, Bechtel, and Bowen Prizes. Congratulations to all of these deserving undergraduate and graduate students!
Upcoming Events
CANCELED History of Philosophy Workshop: Sean Greenberg, "Prolegomena to a Future Systematic Interpretation of Malebranche"
We’re sorry to announce that this Friday’s History of Philosophy Workshop with Sean Greenberg has been canceled. We’ll share information about any future date when available.
Book Release: Céline Leboeuf, "The Tyranny of Thinness"
Céline Leboeuf (A.B. '07, Ph.D. '16) is an associate professor of philosophy and affiliate faculty in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Florida International University. Her current research discusses the ways in which social identities such as...
History of Philosophy Workshop: Lauren Kopajtic (Fordham University), "Sentimental Education: Adam Smith and the Value of Literature"
Abstract: In the final (1790) edition of his Theory of Moral Sentiments, Adam Smith adds a striking reading recommendation to his discussion of how we learn the hard lessons of morality, claiming that literary authors—he mentions Racine and Voltaire...