Philosophy professor Christopher Tindale is the fourth UWindsor scholar to receive the distinguished research award from the International Society for the Study of Argumentation.
Ten new co-op streams are now available to students in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.
Ten new co-op streams are now available to students in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.
UWindsor doctoral students of argumentation studies made a big impression at the International Conference on Debate and Dialogue, May 29 and 30.
Freakonomics Radio called on philosophy professor Christopher Tindale to discuss the validity of slippery slope arguments.
Professor Marcello Guarini leads consideration of philosophical questions during a salon for high school students.
A workshop Feb. 17 and 18 will consider the contributions made by the late Douglas Walton in the fields of argumentation and informal logic.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan will lecture on “Eating, Working, Laughing: Embodied Humanist Values for the 21st Century,” Thursday, Nov. 24.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan will lecture on “Eating, Working, Laughing: Embodied Humanist Values for the 21st Century,” Thursday, Nov. 24.
Ashley Glassburn will deliver a lecture “Indigenous Language Loss and Epistemic Value” Nov. 16 in celebration of World Philosophy Day.
Ashley Glassburn will deliver a lecture “Indigenous Language Loss and Epistemic Value” Nov. 16 in celebration of World Philosophy Day.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan says his new book is the conclusion of an arc of thought that started with his PhD dissertation.
The University of Windsor will confer the title of Distinguished University Professor this weekend on Daniel Heath, Siyaram Pandey, Lisa Porter, and Christopher W. Tindale.
