It is difficult to change entrenched practices in education, even if they do not benefit all students. But what makes it so difficult to evolve towards better approaches? And how can school systems begin to address some of these challenges? These questions are at the center of the recent EducationRead More →
Cuisine, philosophy and art in the United States and Mexico is a research project funded by the Office of Global Engagement, Department of Philosophy, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Willson Center for Humanities and Arts, and Latin American and Caribbean Studies Institute. For this two-day workshop, scholars from MexicoRead More →
Country the United States of AmericaUS Virgin IslandsU.S. Minor Outlying IslandsCanadaMexico, United Mexican StatesBahamas, Commonwealth ofCuba, Republic ofDominican RepublicHaiti, Republic ofJamaicaAfghanistanAlbania, People’s Socialist Republic ofAlgeria, People’s Democratic Republic ofAmerican SamoaAndorra, Principality ofAngola, Republic ofAnguillaAntarctica (the territory south of 60 degrees S)Antigua and BarbudaArgentina, Argentine RepublicArmeniaArubaAustralia, Commonwealth ofAustria, Republic ofAzerbaijan, RepublicRead More →
TAHI-Festival Title and act by Will Eno Circa Theatre, September 14-24, 7:30 p.m., (Tuesday – Saturday) / 4:30 p.m. (Sunday) $15 – $35 Title and Deed is a provocative and engaging piece by Pulitzer Prize finalist and Horton Foote Prize winner Will Eno, who The New York Times has dubbedRead More →
Making ends meet is much harder today than it was a year ago or before the pandemic. Runaway inflation at 8.3% forces Americans to work harder just to buy less. Unless you’re working with significant income to begin with, rising costs for essentials are stealing your quality of life andRead More →
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Thursday decided to name the new state secretariat, which is under construction, after BR Ambedkar. He directed the Chief Secretary of State to take action in this regard, according to a statement from the CMO. It is a matter of pride forRead More →
By a Press release from the office of Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, UC will receive the lion’s share of grants (more than $1.5 million) to fund critical scientific research projects and to increase participation in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. “Scientific research is essential to creating jobsRead More →
A policy without bitterness is the main ingredient of any democratic framework. It ensures adherence to party ideology as all are vehicles through which society could develop in all its ramifications. The Action Alliance, AA, candidate for Governor of Gombe State in the 2023 general election, Dr. Nuhu Milah Adeh,Read More →
Image source: Wikimedia Commons. Some scientific controversies arise in disputes over the results. The stream cast off the James Webb Space Telescope data, for one. Others sound like clashes over philosophy – claims about the multiverse (countless universes out there) are a good example. Theoretician physician Sabine Hossenfelder tackles theRead More →
September 14, 2022 A small-town Facebook group and the novel global coronavirus led Michelle Brown-Hollin, recruiting director for Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University, to co-write a book about her family’s story in rural Illinois. Throughout the pandemic, Brown-Hollin, a native of Jonesboro, Illinois, has been following eventsRead More →
GENEVA (AP) – Jean-Luc Godard, the emblematic “enfant terrible” of the French New Wave who revolutionized popular cinema in 1960 with his first feature film, “A bout de souffle”, and for years counted among the most influential directors in the world of cinema, died on Tuesday. He was 91 yearsRead More →
New York Reproductive Wellness (NYRW) physicians and patients will have access to Oma Fertility’s core offerings, including proprietary AI technology and human-centered care SAN JOSE, CA., September 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Today, Oma Fertilityannounced the acquisition of fertility clinic New York Reproductive Wellness (NYRW) in Syosset, New York. Acquisition willRead More →
Even though negotiations over President Joe Biden’s fundamental economic and climate legislation were defined by high-profile meltdowns, there was simply too much at stake to allow a breakdown in the relationship with the West Virginia senator. When news broke in mid-July, appearing to show that Manchin had ended resurrected talksRead More →
job description The School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics (HAPP) at Queen’s University Belfast is currently seeking to appoint an outstanding candidate for the position of Research Fellow. The successful candidate will be an active member of the AHRC-funded ‘Conservatism and Trade Unionism in the UK, 1968-1997’ project, ledRead More →
A Canton man borrowed $300 as shops began to close during the pandemic. He said he paid $780 for the loan with another $300 due. A Miamisburg woman said she repaid $1,400 on a $1,000 loan and still owes more than $700. A Patsakala man said he repaid his $300Read More →
TORONTO (AP) — Marsha Hunt, one of the last surviving actors of Hollywood’s so-called Golden Age of the 1930s and 1940s who worked with artists ranging from Laurence Olivier to Andy Griffith in a troubled career for a some time by the McCarthy-era blacklist, died. She was 104 years old.Read More →
A common theme in sci-fi media, time travel is gripping. It is defined by the late philosopher David Lewis in his essay “The paradoxes of time travel” as “[involving] gap between time and space-time. Every traveler departs and then arrives at his destination; the time that elapsed from departure toRead More →
Such a world of experiences and memories, where sometimes the author explored himself under the pretext of others, sometimes he made himself a medium to reach the layers of the sensitivity of others. Book: Aks by AkhileshEdited by: Setu PrakashanPrice: Rs 399 Aks Where The reflection is a bookRead More →
Author(s): Joyce M Bernasek, Dominic Duchesne September 9, 2022 Last August, the Canadian government published its awaited consultation paper (the consultation paper) to gather feedback from stakeholders and vulnerable members of the public on the criminal interest rates and availability of expensive installment loans often offered by alternative lenders.Read More →
The management world is abuzz over the idea of “silent resignation” – the term Gen Z, boosted by TikTok for doing nothing more at work than the job description requires. Of course, there’s nothing new about this phenomenon – if Gen Z knew how to make a call, they’d understandRead More →
Problems and prices of materialism The educational system of a nation depends essentially on its vision of the world; about how nations understand and then philosophize about life. Due to the rise of materialism in the West, matter has been given undisputed supremacy over faith. Therefore, in essence, materialism isRead More →
This article by Rebecca Rozelle-Stone is republished here with permission from The Conversation. This content is shared here because the topic may be of interest to Snopes readers; however, it does not represent the work of Snopes’ fact checkers or editors. When Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of UkraineRead More →
BAD HOMBURG, Germany–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sep 6, 2022– Fresenius Kabi, a global healthcare company specializing in pharmaceuticals, medical technologies and nutritional products for critical and chronic diseases, today announced that the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved its biosimilar, Stimufend ® (pegfilgrastim -fpgk), for use in patients with non-myeloidRead More →
Ideas about Warren Buffett’s portfolio continue to evolve. Buffett ditched his longtime disdain for technology by making Apple more than 40% of its portfolio. In addition, a new generation of portfolio managers, called its “lieutenants”, now influences the selections of Berkshire Hathaway. They may have been behind the decision toRead More →
To the dismay of many Chilean scientists, voters vehemently rejected a proposed constitution that would have had major implications for research, environmental policies and indigenous rights. Sixty-two percent of voters said ‘no’ in a referendum yesterday on the new charter, which would have pushed the country sharply to the left.Read More →
Constituencies across Greater Manchester have higher Financial Vulnerability Index scores than the average in both the UK and the North West. Households are struggling with high inflation and rising bills amid the cost of living crisis – and new data shows how Greater Manchester’s constituencies are faring. Manchester has recordedRead More →
File: Major General Herzi Halevi, then commander of IDF Southern Command, speaks at a conference in Jerusalem on March 7, 2021. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The appointment of Halevi, who is deputy to outgoing chief of general staff Aviv Kohavi, will be discussed by an advisory committee in the coming days beforeRead More →
If the polls are correct, then for the first time since Margaret Thatcher, Britain is on the verge of having a classic liberal, pro-market, educated, economic and political Prime Minister. At university, Liz Truss was a member of the Oxford Hayek Society, a group of libertarian students named after theRead More →
For Americans with less than stellar credit, finding online credit in the midst of a financial hiccup may seem impossible. You can look for a seemingly “easy†way out by searching online for no credit check payday loans. These loans are the unicorn of finance; everyone has heard of them,Read More →
A fast-moving blaze in northern California injured several people, a fire official said, and destroyed several homes as thousands of residents were forced out immediately, blocking roads at the start of a weekend stuffy Labor Day. Friday’s Northern California wildfire forced up to 7,500 residents to leave. Suzi Brady, aRead More →
WEED, Calif. (AP) — A fast-moving fire in northern California injured several people, a fire official said, and destroyed several homes on Friday as thousands of residents were forced out immediately, blocking roads at the start of a sweltering Labor Day. weekend. The Northern California blaze destroyed several homes onRead More →
PHILADELPHIA — President Joe Biden charged in a primetime speech that the “extreme ideology” of Donald Trump and his supporters “threatens the very foundation of our republic,” as he called on Americans of all stripes to help counter what he described as dark forces within the Republican Party trying toRead More →
As a result, freethinkers in western lands fled to the most open-minded place in the world then. They reached Muslim Spain where the dazzling Muslim civilization, born of the desire and love of knowledge of Muslim scholars, was at its zenith. Scientific knowledge, architecture, mathematics and philosophy flourished a lot.Read More →
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Predatory payday loans and scams could end up costing you double the loan amount, according to a new study by the Better Business Bureau. As Americans lost jobs and struggled to make ends meet during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Better business office says many have turnedRead More →
We live in the information age, the product of the modern computer. The modern computer is itself a product of modern logic, which underwent a revolution in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This revolution was led by logicians and mathematicians: George Boole (whose Boolean data types are soRead More →
Wake Forest coach Dave Clawson reminisces about the old days of college recruiting. “You used to talk about graduation rates and majors,” Clawson said. “Now the first question is, ‘What do you guarantee me in the first, second, third, and fourth year? “” Clawson isn’t necessarily talking about playing time,Read More →
Right-wing media have lambasted President Joe Biden after calling the philosophy of “extreme” pro-Trump Republicans “semi-fascism,” with criticism ranging from defining Biden’s comment as his “basket of deplorables” moment from the 2016 election accusing the president of being a fascist himself. On August 25, 2022, at a Democratic fundraising eventRead More →
Editor’s Note: This editorial was contributed by Christine De La Rosa, co-founder and CEO of The People’s Ecosystem, a California-based, multi-state, equity-focused cannabis company. No one will say it because no one really wants to acknowledge it: the cannabis industry is on fire. We are seeing massive downturnsRead More →
RICHMOND, Ky. (AP) — Eastern Kentucky athletic director Matt Roan has named Garry McPeek as interim head football coach, effective immediately, as Walt Wells recovers from a cardiac episode on Sunday. Wells is hospitalized in stable condition at UK Hospital Lexington. McPeek arrived at EKU in February 2021 and wasRead More →
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HARTFORD — With a career in finance spanning more than 30 years, Republican Bob Stefanowski cites his business accomplishments as his calling card to become Connecticut’s next governor. But Democrats have been hammering at Stefanowski’s record for more than six weeks, taking aim directly at his top asset in aRead More →
Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Jaime Harrison avoided criticizing President Biden for remarks in which he called the Republican Party’s ethos “semi-fascist.” During an appearance on CBS’ “Face The Nation,” guest moderator Maj. Garrett asked Harrison if he agreed with the president’s assessment. “Well it’s not about kissing – heRead More →
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — As he prepares to take the bench in a few weeks, Robert Tiefenthaler reflects on experiences from years ago that will shape the kind of judge he hopes to be. The only person of color in his hometown and school and a self-proclaimed fat boy,Read More →
(lr) Stephanie Cluxton, Jacqueline Ma, Aimee McCoy, Juanita Nuñez and Melissa Rains. Photo credit: sdcoe.net Five local educators representing schools in San Diego and northern and southern counties have been named San Diego County Teachers of the Year. Officials named the winners on Friday as part of the 32nd editionCoxRead More →
Florida Digital’s Credit Market OREGAON, PORTLAND, UNITED STATES, August 26, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Allied Market Research published a report titled “Digital Credit Market in Florida By loan type (payday, personal, and SMB-focused loans), provider type (banks, credit unions, fintech institutions, and others), loan amount (less than $500, $500 to $4,999,Read More →
MAKING A PATH: Alicia Floyer, center, with staff members Kayla, left, and Katherine. Image: Provided Next Legal & Conveyancing is a modern, boutique law firm with a team of eight, handling legal matters in a new, exciting and highly professional way. In just under four years, the Next LC teamRead More →
Given that streaming media is widely understood to represent the future of entertainment, some might wonder how the “long term” might influence, shape or change the direction of this relatively new technology? The term “long-termism” was coined around 2017 by Oxford philosophers William MacAskill and Toby Ord. Next, Sigal Samuel,Read More →
When North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson spoke about education at a Tuesday evening roundtable in downtown Durham, he did not publicly address a topic that may have been in the spotlight. minds of many attendees: a call in his forthcoming book to eliminate science and history from the curriculumRead More →
US based Daily payment has partnered with Visa to release a prepaid debit card that allows users to access their wages the day before payday. Aside from the earned wages feature, the card also offers cardholders free instant DailyPay transfers and gives them access to a network of toll-free ATMs.Read More →
The number of university students graduating in philosophy continues to grow, as does the gender and racial diversity of this group. In the following guest post, Eric Schwitzgebel (UC Riverside) shares some of his recent research on diversity in philosophy. A version of this article originally appeared on his blog,Read More →
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WATERLOO REGION — Waterloo Region’s monumental shift to sanctioning at least one encampment has been spurred by the realization that homelessness has reached crisis levels. It is estimated that more than 400 people in the area are sleeping outdoors. Com. Elizabeth Clarke, who has been one of the council’s leadersRead More →
Wrexham.com > News Posted: Mon, August 22, 2022 The Wrexham MP has called for a walk-in center in the city to relieve the hospital’s emergency department. In July, the emergency department at Wrexham Maelor saw just 33Read More →
IIn Denis Villeneuve’s 2016 film Arrival, the US military asks a linguistics expert to decipher the complex language of the seven-limbed aliens (“heptapods”) who landed on Earth. It is a memorable and indeed moving attempt to portray the immense challenges involved in bridging the chasm of mutual misunderstanding between twoRead More →
Insider’s experts select the best products and services to help you make wise decisions with your money (here’s how). In some cases we receive a commission from our Our partners, but our opinion is our own. The conditions apply to the offers listed on this page. The bottom line: NetCreditRead More →
This term, an introductory philosophy course gave students the opportunity to engage in high-level conversations with industry and academic experts on a thorny and timely issue: the ethics of computer science. “Ethics and Information Technology,” with Susan Brison, Eunice and Julian Cohen Professor for the Study of Ethics and HumanRead More →
Friends, I am delighted to announce the Word on Fire Institute’s inaugural conference “Wonder: A Conference on Faith and Science” https://wonderconference.com. It is an annual opportunity to dialogue with theologians and other experts on important issues at the intersection of Catholic faith and secular culture. Our theme for the inauguralRead More →
“Something has changed. Only a few years ago, we found ourselves collectively able to live with those who would explain the ‘locker room talk’ of the man who would become President of the United States…” This refreshing observation kicks off Carol Hay’s preface to her timely book, setting the toneRead More →
Gay Wilson, IMPACT trainer and assessor, and Katie Owen, member of the training’s digital support team. Teamwork is the source of a dream job. It would be a tired cliché if it weren’t true. IMPACT Community Services partners with local businesses in the individual support sector to meet the needsRead More →
No, consumers didn’t suddenly flock back to the mall. That was just a media joke. They shop online more than ever. Sales in department stores fell. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. The retail sales data, reported today by the Census Bureau, is based on surveys of about 5,500 retailRead More →
(RNS) – Over two centuries Ayurveda – the ancient philosophy of the Indian subcontinent – has spread across the West, informing ideas about healthy lifestyles with skin care, a holistic diet and exercise. The COVID-19 pandemic appears to have propelled Ayurveda further into the mainstream, as housebound yogis, chefs andRead More →
Photo credit: Codgito: student journal of philosophy and theory Tucked away on the third floor of the Arts and Administration Building, one can find the little slice of intellectual heaven: Memorial University’s Department of Philosophy. Although small, it’s packed with smart students and professors, including those who want to leaveRead More →
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Yancheng Wang of Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, China, was honored as the Student Marshal of Eberly College of Science during Penn State’s Summer Opening Ceremonies on Saturday, August 13, 2022 . Wang earned a 4.0 grade point average and a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Eberly CollegeRead More →
“Most contemporary philosophical writings are just bad handwriting… How did things get so bad? It’s tempting to say that philosophers are just bad writers, but I think that’s a mistake…” The following is a guest post from Regina Rini, Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Philosophy of Moral andRead More →
Those of us who write and talk about money for a living tend to have our financial acts together. But this has not always been the case. I invited personal finance experts to share what they wish they could tell their youngsters about money. INVEST EARLY, EVEN IF IT’S SCARYRead More →
LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–August 15, 2022– euNetworks Group Limited (“euNetworks”), a Western European bandwidth infrastructure company, continues to make progress in its sustainability efforts in Europe, both signing pledges and making meaningful and lasting progress towards these goals. euNetworks joined The Climate Pledge in February 2022, setting science-based targets aligned to 1.5°CRead More →
I took my choir on a concert pilgrimage to Naga City – we were greeted by Adan Botor, my classmate at Maryhurst Seminary, who is now a successful lawyer and the father of lovely children, two of whom are lawyers , Agnes and Dominic. Together with Adan, they helped organizeRead More →
You should regulate how much you can really afford each month How much money does your own loan for the mortgage cost? When you spread the cost of a small personal loan from a mortgage to name, it might turn out to be a lot more expensive than you mightRead More →
IRVINE, Calif. (AP) — Bobby Wagner is still getting used to the fact that he’s now working with Sean McVay, not against him. After five years of trying to end McVay’s offense two or three times a season for the Seattle Seahawks, Wagner is now improving the Los Angeles Rams.Read More →
Who will prevail in the fight to distribute the guilt as some major industrial countries teeter toward stagflation? The answer will not be clear for months or even years. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine accelerated the already perceptible rise in inflation in major countries. This sharpened the dilemma for central bankersRead More →
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If you need to access some of the money you’ve accumulated in your 401(k), you can use a short-term loan that you pay back with money from your paychecks. Borrowing your 401(k) can often be a better alternative for getting money than using higher-interest loans like title loans, payday loans,Read More →
CHICAGO, August 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — North Park University (North Park) in Chicago is launching a new graduate program for students and career changers – a direct-entry Master of Nursing degree designed for students with a bachelor’s degree in a non-nursing field. The program will prepare students with the knowledgeRead More →
We call Ibn Arabi a philosopher. This is how we define philosophy. Can we classify Pythagoras, Shankara, Ibn Arabi or Suhrawardi or Sadra as pure “rationalist philosophers”? In the Islamic tradition, philosophy and tassawuf are two sides of the same coin. In our worldview, we don’t have rational academic armchairRead More →
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After a pandemic-induced delay, a permanent exhibit focusing on the philosophy of Bruce Lee opens at the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience in Seattle, with support from the Bruce Lee Foundation. His daughter Shannon Lee, who oversees the foundation, said Reuters that the exhibition, “Be Water,Read More →
Most feel less stressed and are happier when they are financially stable. If that stability is shattered, problems that started small could become insurmountable sooner than expected. As a result, you may have found yourself in a difficult financial situation that you thought would last temporarily but now you don’tRead More →
“Today, India’s telecom network is the second in the world, with the most cost-effective tariffs. This growth has been spurred by the market-friendly policies of the Modi government,” said Shri Devusinh Chauhan, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. Communications while elaborating on the successful growth of the telecom sector inRead More →
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur the contributors are theirs. One of the defining moments of my career came when I knew I had to make a very difficult decision that was probably going to cost me my job. Even though this decision went against the nepotistic dynamic I found myself in,Read More →
Laboratory courses at the School of Molecular and Theoretical Biology SMTB I learned the School of Molecular and Theoretical Biology several years ago at a roundtable on science education at Stony Brook University. This unique non-profit summer internship program brings together leading scientists and curious high school students from moreRead More →
In case you don’t know, John Rawls’ concept of the “veil of ignorance” is the idea that society should be structured by people who have no idea what role they will occupy in it – that ‘a truly just society must be defined by fair and impartial principles. So, forRead More →
In some of our daily recap bites, you can see “free access” written in parentheses next to the name of the journal. In other bites it is written “closed accessThat’s because some journals, like Nature or Science, don’t have free access to their articles. They force users to pay ifRead More →
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — John Rensenbrink, a Maine political scientist and environmentalist who co-founded the Green Party of the United States, has died. He was 93 years old. Rensenbrink, from Topsham, died in a hospice, surrounded by his family, the National Green Party said. An obituary in the Bangor DailyRead More →
GLENDALE, Calif., Aug. 05, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — RadCred, a loan broker, is launching its contactless lending platform for bad credit loans. Since its inception, RadCred has become one of the top choices for people applying for short-term loans due to its fast and hassle-free services. RadCred acts as aRead More →
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–August 3, 2022– The international family of Carnegie Institutions today named five distinguished philanthropists as recipients of the 2022 Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy in recognition of their extraordinary contributions to solving the challenges facing our world. The Medal’s goal is to inspire a culture of giving by honoringRead More →
On Wednesday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi received “Ishta Linga Deekshe” from Shivamurthy Murugha Sharana, pontiff of Murugharajendra Mutt in Chitradurga district. He is one of the main pooches in Veerashaiva-Lingayats, a powerful community widely seen as loyal to the BJP. The seer conducted the ‘Ishta Linga Deekshe’ ceremony, which isRead More →
Employee satisfaction is inextricably linked to workplace productivity and long-term organizational performance. The financial well-being of Indian employees has been widely discussed, but studies on the subject are scarce. The majority of employees are still paid monthly, leaving them financially unsupervised. It also makes it difficult for them to meetRead More →
Hill’s Returns as National Sponsor of NBCUniversal Local’s Clear the Shelters for the Fifth Consecutive Year to Help Shelter Animals Find Homes Through Science-Based Nutrition in August TOPEKA, Kan., August 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Approximately 6.3 million pets enter animal shelters in the United States each year.1. This year marksRead More →
“I suspect that I am not alone among philosophers in finding colloquia almost universally frustrating: the speakers are more interesting than conventional discourse allows…” The following is a guest post from Kieran Setiya, professor of philosophy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). It is part of the series ofRead More →
Regarding John R. Stanard’s column “The NRA has helped distort public debate and blocked reasonable action” (July 29): Missouri continues to promote its anti-abortion and pro-Second Amendment credentials. Missouri eliminated all requirements for owning firearms once an individual turns 18. No training, no background checks, just buy a gun andRead More →
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Local sophist and gambler Justin Pulzer recently took to the stage at Harvard University to receive his honorary degree in philosophy after scoring 100% in The Talos Principle. “The honest philosopher seeks only the truth, even if it brings no consolation. I learned that it might beRead More →
Geoffrey Brennan, a longtime faculty member and friend of Duke, died in Canberra, Australia, of complications from acute leukemia. “Geoff” joined Duke’s Department of Political Science in January 2005 as Nan Keohane Distinguished Visiting Professor, and has been a research professor ever since. He helped co-found and equip the Philosophy,Read More →
The usual weekly report of new and revised entries in online philosophy resources and new reviews of philosophy books is a monthly report this summer. Here is last month’s edition. SEP New: Julia Driver’s Moral Theory. Normativity in Metaethics by David Copp and Justin Morton. Gene by Robert Meunier. Amended:Read More →