As the year comes to a close, a review of some of our favourite posts from the year seems apropos. I have catalogued these posts according to the month in which they were initially posted. The list below is by no means exhaustive of the fantastic posts made at BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, especially insofar as the list does not include any of the wonderful Dialogues on Disability interviews that I post to the blog on a monthly basis nor does it include any of the important announcements, CFPs, etc. that the BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY bloggers post. Regular readers and listeners of BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY know that all the installments in the Dialogues on Disability series can be found in the series archive here and that CFPs and other announcements can be easily retrieved by scrolling through the posts of the blog.
Without further ado, the links below will take you to some of the most memorable 2023 posts of BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, starting from the earliest in the year to the most recent.
January
Happy New Year! Is 2023 the Year for Non-linear Time?
Transhumanism is Eugenics for Educated Liberals
MAiD in Canada and How to Educate Yourselves About It
February
Language and Social Construction
Toward an Abolitionist Genealogy of Bioethics
Feminist Philosophers, The Last of Us, and What Solidarity Requires
March
Why Philosophers (and Everybody Else) Should Stop Using Footnotes
Filosofía pública en el Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas de la UNAM, México
April
Ableism in Philosophy According to Chat-GPT
What Canadian Philosophers Won’t Do
May
June
Are Amy Mullin and Michael Cholbi Experts on MAiD?
More Endorsements for The Bloomsbury Guide to Philosophy of Disability
Disabled People Should Define Disability
Two More Endorsements for The Bloomsbury Guide to Philosophy of Disability
Say Goodbye to Moral Responsibility Theory as You Know It
July
Dialogues on Disability: Centennial Edition
Nothing About Us Without Us: Did Philosophers Get the Memo?
August
Why Do We Even Teach Logic, and to Whom?
Publication: When Moral Responsibility Theory Met My Philosophy of Disability
Remembrance of Catherine Hundleby, 1966-2023 (Guest post)
¿Siempre debemos hacerle el bien a la gente?
September
Two Additional Endorsements of The Bloomsbury Guide to Philosophy of Disability
October
Remembering Catherine Hundleby, CRCs, and the Exclusion of Disabled Philosophers in Canada
A Philosophical Defense of Youth Suffrage
MAiD for Addicts and Mad People (Guest post)
November
Factors that May Contribute to Logic’s Lack of Diversity
Human Dignity for All: A Response to “Principles of Solidarity. A Statement”
December
Capitalist Elites Are Capturing Higher Education: Where Are the Critics?
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