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[philosofra]

The illusion of perfection: social media's impact on identity

Social media plays a big role in our lives. It has become almost impossible to live without it. But our constant interaction with online platforms hinders our perception of ourselves and impacts our identity. Social media is not necessarily a bad thing: the endless amounts of information at our fingertips, our ability to share ideas and connect with people around the world is extraordinary. But…

The illusion of perfection: social media's impact on identity

[philosofra]

Life is Your Fault: the consequence of freedom | Philosophy For Real Life - ep.7

Thank you for listening to Cogito Ergo Podcast! In this episode we continue the discussion on determinism and free will. We talk about what

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[morgansartwork-blog]

So stoked for tess, tom, willow, & bo on this rad publication. And even more stoked that they asked me to illustrate it. [mind-boggling philosophical writings & more illustrations inside]

[s-hayashi]

free access until the end of 2015 - Oxford University Press

Experience the best of philosophy journals at Oxford University Press with this article collection. We’ve made the top five downloaded articles from the last twelve months from each journal free to access until the end of 2015. Click on the arrows below to start reading.

The Monist

Fear of Reality: On Realism and Infra-Realism by Graham Harman

‘Blue-Eyed Philosophers Born on Wednesdays’: An Essay on Women and History of Philosophy  by Sarah Hutton

Cutting Through the Veil of Ignorance: Rewriting the History of Philosophy by Ruth Hagengruber

Paternalism by Gerald Dworkin

Realism, Common Sense, and Science by Mario De Caro   

The Philosophical Quarterly

Unethical Acts by Tzachi Zamir

Ontology in Plain English by John Horden

The Identity of a Material Thing and its Matter by Mahrad Almotahari

Epiphenomenal Qualia by Frank Jackson

Analysing Animality: A Critical Approach by Jason Wyckoff

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Call for Papers for American University's Philosophy Journal (The one I edit, so please submit)

American University Pharmakon Spring/Summer Edition Call for Submissions!

Pharmakon is American University's journal of philosophy, open to all undergraduate students of any field of study. The journal is meant to serve as a forum for discussion about philosophy and its application across disciplines.

Any currently enrolled undergraduate student attending an American university may submit. Submissions should be essay-length and -format, and should take a clear philosophical stance or present an argument relevant to philosophical thinking.

Submissions may integrate the perspectives of other disciplines, but should focus on the philosophical implications of such perspectives or engage with ideas within philosophical discourse.

Submissions will be accepted on the basis of clarity, strength of argument, organization of thought, and novelty and originality of philosophical ideas.

Please send submissions to [email protected] by May 16. Feel free to consult our website (http://www.american.edu/cas/philrel/pharmakon/) for more information about the journal and past publications.

Editors, Pharmakon

c/o Prof. Justin Marquis

Professorial Lecturer

Department of Philosophy and Religion

[email protected]

[wittycreativename]

Woo! I was offered the position of Assistant Editorial Board Member for the undergrad philosophy journal, Stance! Victory is mine.