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I've been thinking for a while about the relationship between structural oppression, individual actions, and individual responsibility. ...

One of the big-pictures questions I often struggle with when designing my courses is about how much specific guidance I should coerce in my ...

As you'll see below, one of my New Year's Resolutions is to start blogging again. So, first post of the year: New Year's Resolut...

Elizabeth Barnes has a nice piece in the Chronicle of Higher Education on an important topic: when is it a good idea to engage in...

There have been several recent feminist reactions to Laura Kipnis's book that I've found pretty insightful. Here 's a Jezebel p...

Laura Kipnis's Unwanted Advances is, in important ways, a work of epistemology. It's not an academic monograph—don't file it in...

The following is a guest post by Kathryn Pogin, a graduate student at Northwestern Philosophy and an incoming student Yale Law. She is a col...