Colleges should require all students to take two philosophy courses, argues Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner: one on "the big questions of life" and the other on "how reflective human beings have been asking such questions for millenia."
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This fall, when Debora Hyemin Han ’20 set out for Edinburgh, Scotland for her Foreign Study Program (FSP), she agreed to take 20 second-graders along.
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Dartmouth News interviewed Professor Amie Thomasson, recently named one of the 50 most influential living philosophers, about the nature of existence, why philosophy still matters, and what famous philosophers from history she’d invite to a dinner party.
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Philosophy Professor Amie Thomasson has just been appointed the prestigious Daniel P. Stone Professorship in Intellectual and Moral Philosophy.
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"Consent is not a one-time deal," explains Professor Susan Brison in Kasandra Brabaw's article, "Is It Possible To 'Pre-Consent' To Drunk Sex?" in Refinery29, a digital-media publication for next-generation women.
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Graduating Philosophy students were awarded the Francis W. Gramlich Philosophy Prize and the Story Philosophy Prize at the Department's Commencement Breakfast on June 10.
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Welcome to Professors Amie Thomasson and Peter Lewis, who joined the Department of Philosophy this year.
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Emily Esfahani Smith '09 - who majored in Philosophy at Dartmouth - is the author of The Power of Meaning: Finding Fulfillment in a World Obsessed with Happiness (Crown, 2017).
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Congratulations to Professsor Samuel Levey, whose article, "The Paradox of Sufficient Reason,"was selected for The Philosopher's Annual as one of the ten best articles published in philosophy in 2016.
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Congratulations to Professor Amie Thomasson, who has just been awarded the American Philosophical Association's 2017 Sanders Book Prize for her book, Ontology Made Easy (Oxford University Press).
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