PEA Soup

Featured Philosopher: Richard Arneson

Hi all,

 

After an agonizing, frustrating, delay (curse you, Typepad!), I hope you'll all join me in welcoming Richard Arneson to PEA Soup!  Dick is Distinguished Professor, and Valtz Family Chair of Philosophy at UC San Diego.  Without further ado, then, I give you his post, titled "Moral Worth and Moral Luck".

-dd

Featured Philosopher: Cheshire Calhoun

Hi all,

It brings me great pleasure to introduce Cheshire Calhoun.  Cheshire is Professor of Philosophy at Arizona State University, and Research Professor at the University of Arizona’s Center for the Philosophy of Freedom.  Her work is extremely original, as I'm sure many Soupers will attest, covering a very wide range of areas including normative ethics, the emotions, feminist ethics, and gay and lesbian philosophy.  Let's welcome Cheshire!

-dd

Featured Philosopher: Ann Cudd

Hi all -

I'm especially pleased this month to introduce our Featured Philosopher, Ann Cudd.  Ann is University Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas (rock chalk!), and has done truly pioneering work in moral and political philosophy.  Her post follows the break.  Welcome Ann!

-dd

Featured Philosophers: D'Arms and Jacobson

Once again, it's my great pleasure to welcome you to another edition of the Featured Philosophers.  I hope you all will welcome Justin D'Arms and Daniel Jacobson!

-dd

Coming Attractions: D'Arms and Jacobson!

Hi all,

This is just a friendly reminder that this Friday we'll have another post in our Featured Philosophers series, this time from Justin D'Arms and Daniel Jacobson.  Mark your calendars!

-dd

Featured Philosopher: Nomy Arpaly

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As promised, Nomy Arpaly joins us with a post below the fold.  Welcome Nomy!

-dd

Tomorrow: Nomy Arpaly

Hi all,

 

Just a quick reminder that we'll be having Nomy Arpaly over for a Featured Philosophers discussion, starting tomorrow!  Hope you'll stop by.

Featured Philosopher: Julia Driver (Part Two!)

Hi all,

Julia returns this week with another post on a very important topic.  I hope you'll all join me in welcoming Julia back for a second round!

-dd

Featured Philosopher: Julia Driver

Hi all,

I'm very pleased to introduce Julia Driver, this month's Featured Philosopher.  Julia's work should be no stranger to anyone reading PEASoup.  She's written pathbreaking work on consequentialism, including its relationship to the virtues, and on a number of other important topics in ethics and its history.  Julia joins us today for the first of two posts, the second to go live next week.  Please join me in welcoming Julia!

-dd

Featured Philosopher: Connie Rosati

Hi all -

I'm very pleased to welcome Connie Rosati to the Soup in our series of featured philosophers.  Connie is Associate Professor at the University of Arizona, and has done a lot of very interesting and original work, much of which she very helpfully summarizes below.  Without further ado, then, let's welcome Connie!

-dd