Archives: Philosophy

Archives: Philosophy

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Great graduate Jubilee Jackson

It’s hard to believe Jubilee Jackson had the time to complete both an undergraduate and graduate degree given all the activities she has been involved in over the past six and a half years. The... More

Posted on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008 in FASS News Feed for all posts filed under FASS News, Philosophy Feed for all posts filed under Philosophy

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Sussing out the surveillance society

by Nicole Findlay Facebook, MySpace, MSN, and Second Life have blurred the boundaries between public and private life by dramatically increasing the opportunities to share – and to have shared... More

Posted on Wednesday, March 12th, 2008 in FASS News Feed for all posts filed under FASS News, Philosophy Feed for all posts filed under Philosophy

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The ethical divide

by Nicole Findlay The rhetoric leading to the current invasion and occupation of Iraq and the beginning of the Second World War is notable for its similarity. In each case, the option to go to war... More

Posted on Wednesday, January 30th, 2008 in FASS News Feed for all posts filed under FASS News, Philosophy Feed for all posts filed under Philosophy

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Marston LaFrance lecture – the commodification of research

by Nicole Findlay Rebecca Kukla, professor of philosophy, delivered the annual Marston LaFrance Research Fellowship lecture to an audience of faculty members and students on Wednesday, January 31.... More

Posted on Friday, February 9th, 2007 in FASS News Feed for all posts filed under FASS News, Philosophy Feed for all posts filed under Philosophy

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Agent of change

by Nicole Findlay Assisting developing countries requires more than just financial investment and the good will of the world’s powerful. Often overlooked are ethical best practices in... More

Posted on Wednesday, September 6th, 2006 in FASS News Feed for all posts filed under FASS News, Philosophy Feed for all posts filed under Philosophy

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Eros Corassa examines “Empathy and Psychological Characterizations”

SSHRC Grant 2006 – Research Profile Eros Corassa, Department of Philosophy Project Title: “Empathy and Psychological Characterizations” Eros Corassa is researching linguistic and... More

Posted on Tuesday, May 30th, 2006 in FASS News Feed for all posts filed under FASS News, Philosophy Feed for all posts filed under Philosophy

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Rebecca Kukla explores Autonomy and the Negotiation of Reproductive Health Information

SSHRC Grant 2006 – Research Profile Rebecca Kukla, Department of Philosophy Project Title: “Autonomy and the Negotiation of Reproductive Health Information” Rebecca Kukla will study... More

Posted on Thursday, May 25th, 2006 in FASS News Feed for all posts filed under FASS News, Philosophy Feed for all posts filed under Philosophy

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Celebrating the work of John Stuart Mill with the dead

Wendy Donner recently broke bread with a 200-year old colleague. A keynote speaker at the recent John Stuart Mill Bicentennial Conference, Donner was seated next to the mummy of 18th century... More

Posted on Tuesday, April 25th, 2006 in FASS News Feed for all posts filed under FASS News, Philosophy Feed for all posts filed under Philosophy

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Studying Canadian history… in Cuba

by Nicole Findlay Marvin Glass, professor of philosophy is marking the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Canada and Cuba by delving into Canada’s history. Over the past five... More

Posted on Tuesday, January 10th, 2006 in FASS News Feed for all posts filed under FASS News, Philosophy Feed for all posts filed under Philosophy