Here’s an event where students are encouraged to put forward their views, and hear all the good reasons against believing them!
Author: Huenemann
World Philosophy Day!
“Philosophy calls us when we’ve reached the end of our rope. The insistent feeling that something is not right with our lives and the longing to be restored to our better selves will not go away. Our fears of death and being alone, our confusion about love and sex, and our sense of impotence in the face of our anger and outsized ambitions bring us to ask our first sincere philosophical questions.”
Good work, Ethics Bowlers!
Congratulations to the USU Ethics Bowl teams for representing USU so well! We may not be going to finals, but we are proud of your efforts!
The promise of neuroscience
I saw this poster on campus, and thought some students (esp those in PH 4410) may be interested –
Arina Pismenny: “Implicit Biases and Rationality”
“Implicit Biases and Rationality”
Arina Pismenny
Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow, Utah State University
We all have implicit biases – basic attitudes that shape our value judgments. How do such biases relate to being rational as we guide our way through the world? Sponsored by the USU Philosophy Club.
Monday, November 12, 4:30 p.m. Main 207
All are welcome!
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