InThe Apeiron BlogbyRyan Hubbard, PhD·Dec 4, 2020Do Plants Have Moral Worth?On the interests of non-conscious beings.A response icon5A response icon5
InThe LabyrinthbyRyan Hubbard, PhD·Oct 19, 2020The Ethics of Artificial IntelligenceThe benefits and risks of an emerging fieldA response icon1A response icon1
InThe Apeiron BlogbyRyan Hubbard, PhD·Aug 4, 2020How Emotion Opens the WorldOn Feminist Epistemology and Knowledge
InThe LabyrinthbyRyan Hubbard, PhD·Jun 12, 2020Leibniz and our Innate Capacity to Experience MeaningIf meaning depends on inference, then would honing our capacity to make inferences help us lead more meaningful lives?
InThe LabyrinthbyRyan Hubbard, PhD·May 1, 2020How John Locke Set the Stage for Cognitive Science: Innate Ideas, Perception, and the Origin of…Concepts are the ingredients of thought. And we need thoughts to navigate the world. But where do our concepts ultimately come from?
InThe Apeiron BlogbyRyan Hubbard, PhD·Apr 21, 2020Lessons From Descartes’ Evil GeniusOn epistemology, rationalism, and justified true beliefA response icon1A response icon1
InThe LabyrinthbyRyan Hubbard, PhD·Apr 11, 2020Can Compatibilism Save Free-Will?Reconciling a scientific worldview with free-will.A response icon4A response icon4
InThe LabyrinthbyRyan Hubbard, PhD·Mar 26, 2020Saving Descartes’ Theory of MindIf mind transference is possible in theory, then mind-body dualism is an accurate philosophy of mind. Rene Descartes espoused this view.A response icon2A response icon2
Ryan Hubbard, PhD·Mar 25, 2020Medical Ethics Think Tank Provides Ethical Framework for Managing CoronavirusThe Hastings Center has released a document outlining an ethical framework for healthcare institutions managing the coronavirus.
InThe LabyrinthbyRyan Hubbard, PhD·Mar 21, 2020Unity of Form and Matter: Aristotle’s Metaphysics in a Hylomorphic NutshellAristotle’s naturalistic metaphysics may be able to evade a problem faced by his teacher.A response icon1A response icon1
