Brian Weatherson points us blogaholics to Julie Van Camp’s piece on the female-friendliness of the Philosophical Gourmet Report and philosophy graduate departments. (The piece is […] Read More
Author: Joshua Glasgow
On behalf of all of us here at PEA Soup, I extend a warm welcome to Michael Cholbi, who has graciously accepted our invitation to […] Read More
The title of this post is a bit overstated; what I’m really wondering is whether Virtue Ethics and Contractualism are not viable. I take it […] Read More
A quick news alert: The July 26 issue of Newsweek has a brief article (by the very nice Jordana Lewis) highlighting the recent boom in […] Read More
Blogging on PEA Soup has been light lately, which I’ll armchair-diagnose as a symptom of getting slammed with various other tasks at the moment. (At […] Read More
I don’t want to turn this blog into a well of sentimentality (we are talking about philosophy, after all), but a personal note is in […] Read More
I’ve long been a believer in the principle that if you ought to do something, then it has to be the case that you are […] Read More
So I was composing a reply to pressing comments from both Brad Hooker and Doug Portmore on the original post on this topic (which can […] Read More
Brad Hooker Week on PEA Soup continues… In Chapter 8 of his Ideal Code, Real World, Hooker considers some ways of dealing with the problem […] Read More