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The Public Philosophy Journal (PPJ) offers a model for shaping digital technologies and reconfiguring relations between the academy and the general public. To accomplish this, we employ an open forum, emphasizing accessible and dynamic work focused on knowledge, deliberation, and action concerning public issues. Unlike traditional scholarly journals, we partner with existing communities to facilitate and coordinate ongoing projects across various communities and stages of development. We are not simply bringing the traditional scholarly journal online and providing public access to its contents. Instead, we are updating and expanding existing models of scholarly development, for people as well as for ideas, in order to make collective efforts that better reflect the many ends of scholarly publication.
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Andrea Walsh deposited PPJ 2018 Collaborative Writing Workshop: Agenda and Project Abstracts in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 8 months agoThe agenda and a list of project abstracts for the Public Philosophy Journal’s 2018 Collaborative Writing Workshop, held May 16-18 in Hickory Corners, MI.
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Andrea Walsh posted an update in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 9 months, 4 weeks agoWe’re very pleased to announce that Alexandra Hidalgo’s documentary film, Reflections on the Women’s March: A Place at the Table, which was published in the Public Philosophy Journal in January 2018, has received the First Place Documentary Award at the North by Midwest Micro-Budget Film Festival in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The film, featuring the…[Read more]
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Andrea Walsh posted an update in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 10 months, 2 weeks agoThere’s a special treat for readers of the PPJ Current this week (March 12-19). Dr. Stefan Sunandan Honisch will be guest curating content for the topic “Disability and the University: Beyond the Classroom, Beyond Reasonable Accommodation.”
“During my week as Guest Curator, I will share a variety of resources that draw attention to the…[Read more]
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Andrea Walsh posted an update in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 10 months, 3 weeks agoWe’re honored to welcome Amanda Fulford, Stefan Sunandan Honisch, and John Altmann as the Public Philosophy Journal’s very first Field Editors. They’ll be engaging as ambassadors to help serve communities working in several areas of education reform and social justice. Watch for exciting things to come!
We continue to welcome all to volun…[Read more]
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Andrea Walsh posted an update in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 11 months agoFor the PPJ’s 2018 New Engaged Scholars Program, Heather Stewart (PhD Student at Western University) is developing her project “No Tolerance for Intolerant Speech.” We’d be so grateful for folks to show their support by connecting with Heather and offering formative feedback via the PPJ Current’s comment forum. Thank you for any time you can…[Read more]
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Andrea Walsh uploaded the file: Call for PPJ Field Editors to
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 11 months, 1 week agoIf you’re an activist or researcher interested in developing your peer networks and helping to organize and advocate for public groups working on an array of social justice issues, we’d love to connect! Learn more about the PPJ Field Editor role here: http://bit.ly/2E6MQxt.
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Andrea Walsh posted an update in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 11 months, 3 weeks agoCome one, come all! The PPJ Community is currently seeking Field Editors to collaborate with the Editorial Team and Board to create and nurture partnerships with public organizations working in several areas of social and political activism. Learn more, inquire, and please share: http://bit.ly/2E6MQxt
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Andrea Walsh deposited Agenda: Public Philosophy Journal 2018 New Engaged Scholars Digital Pilot Program in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 11 months, 3 weeks agoThe Public Philosophy Journal’s 2018 New Engaged Scholars Digital Pilot Program, which officially kicks off on February 7th, is designed for doctoral students seeking guided, collaborative opportunities to develop early drafts into publishable content. This is the program agenda.
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Andrea Walsh posted an update in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 11 months, 3 weeks agoOur New Engaged Scholars Digital Pilot Program officially begins next week! We can’t wait to collaborate with participants on developing their excellent project proposals into publishable, publicly engaged scholarship, as well as to support them as they map and advance their digital peer engagement networks. The tentative program agenda is…[Read more]
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Andrea Walsh posted an update in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 1 year agoAs this Sunday, January 21st, marks the one-year anniversary of the Women’s March, we are honored to share this newly published documentary and essay by professor and award-winning filmmaker Alexandra Hidalgo.
Reflections on the Women’s March: A Place at the Table: h…[Read more]
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Andrea Walsh created the doc CFP: PPJ 2018 New Engaged Scholars Digital Pilot Program in the group
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Andrea Walsh uploaded the file: PPJ Informational Flyer to
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 1 year agoThis flyer provides a summary of the PPJ mission and key features as well as how to get involved in the PPJ community.
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Andrea Walsh created the doc PPJ Editorial Advisory Board Kick-off Meeting Agenda in the group
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Masahiro Morioka deposited Philosophy of Life in Contemporary Society in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 1 year agoIn today’s academic philosophy, we have “philosophy of biology,” which deals with creatures’ biological phenomena, “philosophy of
death,” which concentrates on the concept of human death, and “philosophy of meaning of life,” which investigates difficult problems concerning the meaning of life and living, but we do not have “philosophy of…[Read more]-
Masahiro Morioka deposited Confessions of a Frigid Man: A Philosopher’s Journey into the Hidden Layers of Men’s Sexuality in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 1 year ago“Confessions of a Frigid Man: A Philosopher’s Journey into the Hidden Layers of Men’s Sexuality” is the translation of a Japanese 2005 bestseller. Soon after the publication, this book stirred controversy over the nature of male sexuality, male “frigidity,” and its connection to the “Lolita complex.” Today, this work is considered a classic in…[Read more]
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Andrea Walsh posted an update in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 1 year, 1 month agoTo facilitate easy and direct communication between PPJ core team members and the greater PPJ community, we have added a new Masthead to the site. There you will find specific team member roles and links to our profiles with email addresses. We warmly welcome all to reach out with questions and ideas!
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Andrea Walsh deposited Infographic: PPJ Formative Peer Review in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 1 year, 1 month agoThis infographic illustrates the PPJ Formative Peer Review process from start to finish.
Christopher Long posted an update in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 1 year, 1 month agoWe have recently posted our Editorial Advisory Board for the Public Philosophy Journal as we move into a more proactive phase of community building and publishing. Here is the link: http://publicphilosophyjournal.org/about/ppj-editorial-advisory-board/ We welcome the help of those of you in this group. We’ll try to post updates more regularly here…[Read more]
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Christopher P. Long deposited Public Philosophy and Philosophical Publics: Performative Publishing and the Cultivation of Community in the group
Public Philosophy Journal on Humanities Commons 1 year, 10 months agoThe emergence of new platforms for public communication, public deliberation, and public action presents new possibilities for forming, organizing, and mobilizing public bodies, which invite philosophical reflection concerning the standards we currently look to for coordinating public movements and for evaluating their effects. Developing a broad…[Read more]
