By popular demand, I once again present you with a list of some of BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY’s most read/listened to posts of the past year. The year was memorable in a host of heart-wrenching ways, many of which our blog captured. In 2020, you wanted more of:
January:
Reconfiguring Values: A Riposte to Agnes Callard
The Costs of Flying: An Intersectional Analysis (Guest Post)
February:
Bioethics (and) MAID in Canada
Structural Gaslighting, Racism in Canada, and Ableism in Philosophy
The Fallacy of the Good Philosopher-Activist
March:
Accessible Teaching in the Time of COVID-19*
Facing the COVID-19 Crisis in Japan With a Disability*
April:
COVID-19 and The Naturalization of Vulnerability
I’m Disabled and Need a Ventilator to Live. Am I Expendable During This Pandemic?
Structural Gaslighting, Epistemic Injustice, and Ableism in Philosophy
Teaching COVID-19 Mini Syllabus
Culinary Injustice (Guest Post)
COVID-19, Nursing Homes, and Public Philosophy
May:
More Ableism, Sexism, and Misogyny in Philosophy
June:
Racial Emancipation by Charles W. Mills
Interviews with Black & Indigenous Disabled Philosophers
The Nursing Home-Industrial-Complex
The Singer/Lindauer Entry Won! But Why?
July:
Philosophy’s Disability Problem
Ableism and Racism in Canadian Philosophy
August:
Public Philosophy and the Horrors of the Nursing Home-Industrial Complex in Canada
September:
My New Article in Feminist Philosophy Quarterly
Andrea J. Pitts Reviews My Book
October:
Philosophy and Structural Gaslighting About Disability
¿Hay cosas que no debe comprar el dinero? La propuesta de Paulette Dieterlen
Amalia Amaya sobre la Admiración en la Moral
November:
Disabled Philosopher Seeks Your Assistance
Bioethics, Catherine Frazee, and MAID in Canada
December:
Opposition to Bill C-7 and Too Many Letters of Reference
Videos of the Philosophy, Disability and Social Change Conference, Oxford Online, Dec. 9-11, 2020
More on Opposition to Bill C-7 (Medically-Assisted Suicide) and the Role of Philosophers
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