Student and Faculty Work

Recently published student work:

Becca Amen ‘24

By Any Stretch of the (Moral) Imagination: A Defense of Contemporary Poetry’s Animation of Moral Activity

Jacqueline Blinoff ‘23

Revisiting Dworkin-MacKinnon Approach for the Censorship of Pornography in 2021: Why a Pro-Censorship Stance on Pornography Remains Beneficial for Women

Manya Kula ‘23

Regulating the Extraction of Water for Bottled Water to Prioritize the Environment and Communities

Recently published faculty work:

Grasswick, H. (2026). Feminism, Science, and Knowledge: Engagements with the Philosophy of Helen Longino (Vol. Editors: Sarah Richardson, Heidi Grasswick, Carla Fehr, and Michael R. Dietrich). University of Pittsburgh Press.

Besser, L. (2025). “The Enquiry Interpretation of Hume’s Sensible Knave.” Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie.

Juvshik, T. (2025). “What Makes a Kind an Artifact Kind?” Synthese.

Juvshik, T. (2025). “Why Be Realists About Artifact Kinds?” Acta Analytica.

Juvshik, T. (2026). “Maintenance, Repair, and the Nature of Artifacts: Comments on Lawler and Vega-Encabo.” Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective.

Spackman, J. G. (2025). “Two Notions of Nonconceptuality in Buddhist Meditative Practice.” Philosophy East and West, 75, 830–56.