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In a time of deepening polarization, motivated reasoning and misinformation, ethics bowls are a space to exercise and further develop vitally important democratic competencies that participants will take with them through the rest of their lives.

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Congratulations to MA student Jingyi Wang, who has won the 2021 Graduate Research Prize for her paper "Looping Back, Going Forth: Investigating the connection between looping effects and ameliorative analyses of social kinds."

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Verjee’s interests in language, philosophy, and education have led her toward an interest in ASL and advocacy for the Deaf community, and inspired her to pursue a career in academia with a focus on philosophy and teaching.

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The BC Regional High School Ethics Bowl went virtual this year, with SFU Philosophy prof Nic Fillion 'hosting' 15 teams from 11 schools in matches held over one Saturday in February. Winners, Prince of Wales A and Ideal Mini School, 'head' to the national finals April 16 and 17. We wish them all the very best!

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Congratulations to MA program postgrads students, Eddie Cai and Evan Eschelmuller on their SSHRC graduate fellowships.

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Continuing our series on women philosophers with Rabi‘a al-‘Adawiyya, a Sufi mystic who lived in eighth-century CE Basra. By Sherif Salem, MA Philosophy program

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What are the implications of undercutting opposing views without offering an additional argument, evidence or proof? Endre Begby dives deeply into this question with "Evidential Preemption", published in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.

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Award Gifts Time to Study a Moment in Time. SFU Philosophy professor, Holly Andersen receives grant from FQXi to explore the present moment in consciousness.

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Virtual Convocation congratulations to the Class of 2021 from the Department of Philosophy at ÓÈÎïÊÓƵ

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