As many of us head back into our classrooms to greet new cohorts of students, I am thinking about what it means (to me) to teach in philosophy. Since I started studying philosophy some twenty-five years ago, I’ve had the luck of learning from master-teachers of the discipline, who transformed my thinking and living. More […]
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