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“Should I Pursue a Doctorate in Philosophy These Days?”

Posted on August 23, 2018 by Steven Yates

Should you even consider getting a doctorate and going into academic philosophy today? Even if you find the subject endlessly fascinating, and you have talent for it? The question comes up occasionally on forums. Someone I am “friends” with on … Continue reading →

Posted in Academia, Higher Education Generally, Philosophy, Where Is Philosophy Going? | Tagged academia in decline, academic philosophy, academic politics, Adjunct faculty, adjunctification of academia, bullshit jobs, conservatives in academia, doctorate in philosophy, education in decline, Hypatia controversy, marginalized groups philosophy, Neoliberalism, neoliberalism academia, PhD in philosophy, Philosophy, philosophy blog, pursue a doctorate, pursue a PhD, Rebecca Tuvel, social media addiction, Tuvel controversy | Leave a comment

Academia Embarrasses Itself Again: the Hypatia Affair

Posted on May 4, 2017 by Steven Yates

The last time I wrote a piece of this sort, an exposé of academic philosophers embarrassing themselves, it caused me some problems. I try to learn from my mistakes, and what I learned from that occasion could be set down … Continue reading →

Posted in Academia, Where Is Philosophy Going? | Tagged academic left, affirmative action, arguments for God's existence, Brian Leiter, diversity is our strength, Feminism, Humanities, Hypatia', leftist threats of violence, leftist violence, Philosophy, radical feminism, Rebecca Tuvel | 6 Comments

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