A tradução de O Contrato Racial, do saudoso Charles Mills, vem aí pela Zahar! Foi um trabalho imensamente prazeroso de fazer, especialmente porque foi uma tradução a quatro mãos com meu amigo Teófilo Reis (CUNY). Em breve nas livrarias.

After quite the ride, I'm over the moon that my paper 'A Woman First and a Philosopher Second: Relative Attentional Surplus on the Wrong Property' is out in Ethics: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72… It's been selected for the PeaSoup blog discussion so will soon be made open-access 🥳

Should "outreach/public engagement" be a fourth component of the standard humanities professor's job, to go along with research, teaching, and service? I argue that it should be... 1/6

Open CFP for the 2nd Workshop Mental Health and Normativity: Metaphysics and (in)justice at Granada. So glad to have Dr. Michelle Maiese and @DrRJChapman as Key Speakers. Deadline July 15!! sites.google.com/view/philosoph…

One of the biggest problems with the DSM is the the personality disorders are defined categorical (has it or doesn’t) instead of dimensional (there’s a spectrum and really everyone falls on there somewhere.) 1. A dimensional approach is true. You, I mean YOU, have aspects of PD.

Excited to share a new paper w/ Maureen Gill! We investigated whether an individual's epistemic behavior - choosing to seek vs. forgo further evidence or explanation - supports inferences about the individual's commitment to truth, science, & religion. authors.elsevier.com/c/1hK6Q2Hx2tWtK

Absolutely delighted that mine and Filipa Melo Lopes’s paper How to Dress Like a Feminist: A Relational Ethics of Non-Complicity is now available in Inquiry, open access. Check it out here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… it’s got pictures and everything!

I’ve been working on the relationship between curiosity and travel, with an argument that heavily features Maria Lugones. Turns out some of my intuitions are already in this 2021 paper by Audrey Yap, so mine needs to be rethought—but this is v cool work! philpapers.org/rec/YAPHCO

Can emotional experience be mapped systematically? 'Quality spaces' have been mapped for the senses but not emotions. Why? Because they are 'too subjective'? I think not. My paper 'Towards an Affective Quality Space' is out open access in JCS! 1/5 👇 tinyurl.com/msafuc4a

My department (UC Santa Cruz Philosophy) is hiring in ethics of technology! It’s a fantastic place to work - a minority-serving, social justice oriented public university in a stunning location with incredible colleagues across disciplines! Apply: philjobs.org/job/show/24534