LEE McINTYRE is a Research Fellow at the Center for Philosophy and History of Science at Boston University and a Lecturer in Ethics at Harvard Extension School. He is the author of Post-Truth, The Scientific Attitude, and How to Talk to a Science Denier. NANCY McHUGH is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Dayton and the Executive Director of the Fitz Center for Leadership in Community. She is the author of The Limits of Knowledge: Generating Pragmatist Feminist Cases for Situated Knowing and Feminist Philosophies A–Z. IAN OLASOV is a doctoral candidate in philosophy at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He is the founder of Brooklyn Public Philosophers and the author of Ask a Philosopher: Answers to Your Most Important and Most Unexpected Questions.

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• Notes on Contributors ixForeword Jason Stanley xixPart I Public Philosophy and Its Problems 11 What Is Public Philosophy? 3Lee McIntyre2 The Professionalization of Philosophy: From Athens to the APA and Beyond 9Adam Briggle3 Rekindling Public Philosophy 18Tom Morris4 The Case Against Public Philosophy 26Jack Russell Weinstein5 The Value of Public Philosophy 41Evelyn BristerPart II Locations and Impacts 536 Feminist Bioethics as Public Practice 55Yolonda Wilson7 Disability, Bioethics, and the Duty to Do Public Philosophy During a Global Pandemic 65Joseph A. Stramondo Copyrighted Material8 Philosophy in Public Life in the Latin American and Latinx Traditions: Mexico and Argentina 75Sergio A. Gallegos- Ordorica9 Africana Public Philosophy and Its Critique of Anti- Black Propaganda 86Dalitso Ruwe10 Earth – A Place for Indigenous Solutions 95Daniel R. Wildcat11 Public Reasoning About the Good Life 106Massimo Pigliucci12 Public Philosophy, Sustainability, and Environmental Problems 114Zachary Piso13 Philosophy of Protest and Epistemic Activism 123José Medina14 Public Philosophy and Deliberative Practices 134Noëlle McAfee15 Peace Literacy, Public Philosophy, and Peace Activism 143Christian Matheis and Sharyn Clough16 Public Philosophy and Fat Activism 154Lacey J. Davidson and Melissa D. Gruver17 Public Philosophy in Effective Altruism 166Brian Berkey18 Public Philosophy and Food: Foodies, Ethics, and Activism 175Shanti Chu19 Public Philosophy and Trans Activism 186Veronica Ivy and B. R. GeorgePart III Modalities 20120 Popular Ethics in The Good Place and Beyond 203Todd May21 Welcome to Voice Land: Public Philosophy on the Radio 211Anthony L. Cashio22 Public Philosophy Through Film 221S.B. Schoonover23 Say What? Talking Philosophy with the Public 233Ruth Chang24 Public Philosophy and Popular Culture 240William Irwin25 Public Philosophy Through Narrative 249Barry Lam26 Philosophy Podcasting 259Peter Adamson27 Philosophical Spaces 266Ian Olasov28 Philosophy in Nature as a Kind of Public Philosophy 280Andrea Christelle29 Philosophical Counseling 290Lou Marinoff30 The Transformative Power of Community Engaged Teaching 303A. Todd Franklin31 Philosophy Through Memes 311Simon J. EvninePart IV Collaborators 32532 Philosophy for Children 327Jana Mohr Lone33 Public Philosophy in Prisons 337Michael Ray34 Philosophical Collaborations with Activists 347Andrea J. Pitts35 Getting Close: Philosophers Engage with Government and NGOS 359Anita L. Allen36 Healthcare Ethics Consultation as Public Philosophy 371Lisa Fuller and Mark Christopher Navin37 Ethics Consulting in Industry 381Michael Brent and Reid Blackman38 Interactions Between Professionalized and Non- Professionalized Philosophers 388John Altmann and Bryan W. Van NordenPart V Looking Forward 39739 Troubling the “Public” in and Through Philosophy 399George Yancy40 Esse est Percipi: Public Relations for Philosophers 409Patrick Lin41 Institutional Challenges to Public Philosophy 419Michael D. Burroughs42 The Future of Public Philosophy 428Nancy Mchugh Index 443

LEE McINTYRE is a Research Fellow at the Center for Philosophy and History of Science at Boston University and a Lecturer in Ethics at Harvard Extension School. He is the author of Post-Truth, The Scientific Attitude, and How to Talk to a Science Denier. NANCY McHUGH is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Dayton and the Executive Director of the Fitz Center for Leadership in Community. She is the author of The Limits of Knowledge: Generating Pragmatist Feminist Cases for Situated Knowing and Feminist Philosophies A–Z. IAN OLASOV is a doctoral candidate in philosophy at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He is the founder of Brooklyn Public Philosophers and the author of Ask a Philosopher: Answers to Your Most Important and Most Unexpected Questions.

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• Notes on Contributors ixForeword Jason Stanley xixPart I Public Philosophy and Its Problems 11 What Is Public Philosophy? 3Lee McIntyre2 The Professionalization of Philosophy: From Athens to the APA and Beyond 9Adam Briggle3 Rekindling Public Philosophy 18Tom Morris4 The Case Against Public Philosophy 26Jack Russell Weinstein5 The Value of Public Philosophy 41Evelyn BristerPart II Locations and Impacts 536 Feminist Bioethics as Public Practice 55Yolonda Wilson7 Disability, Bioethics, and the Duty to Do Public Philosophy During a Global Pandemic 65Joseph A. Stramondo Copyrighted Material8 Philosophy in Public Life in the Latin American and Latinx Traditions: Mexico and Argentina 75Sergio A. Gallegos- Ordorica9 Africana Public Philosophy and Its Critique of Anti- Black Propaganda 86Dalitso Ruwe10 Earth – A Place for Indigenous Solutions 95Daniel R. Wildcat11 Public Reasoning About the Good Life 106Massimo Pigliucci12 Public Philosophy, Sustainability, and Environmental Problems 114Zachary Piso13 Philosophy of Protest and Epistemic Activism 123José Medina14 Public Philosophy and Deliberative Practices 134Noëlle McAfee15 Peace Literacy, Public Philosophy, and Peace Activism 143Christian Matheis and Sharyn Clough16 Public Philosophy and Fat Activism 154Lacey J. Davidson and Melissa D. Gruver17 Public Philosophy in Effective Altruism 166Brian Berkey18 Public Philosophy and Food: Foodies, Ethics, and Activism 175Shanti Chu19 Public Philosophy and Trans Activism 186Veronica Ivy and B. R. GeorgePart III Modalities 20120 Popular Ethics in The Good Place and Beyond 203Todd May21 Welcome to Voice Land: Public Philosophy on the Radio 211Anthony L. Cashio22 Public Philosophy Through Film 221S.B. Schoonover23 Say What? Talking Philosophy with the Public 233Ruth Chang24 Public Philosophy and Popular Culture 240William Irwin25 Public Philosophy Through Narrative 249Barry Lam26 Philosophy Podcasting 259Peter Adamson27 Philosophical Spaces 266Ian Olasov28 Philosophy in Nature as a Kind of Public Philosophy 280Andrea Christelle29 Philosophical Counseling 290Lou Marinoff30 The Transformative Power of Community Engaged Teaching 303A. Todd Franklin31 Philosophy Through Memes 311Simon J. EvninePart IV Collaborators 32532 Philosophy for Children 327Jana Mohr Lone33 Public Philosophy in Prisons 337Michael Ray34 Philosophical Collaborations with Activists 347Andrea J. Pitts35 Getting Close: Philosophers Engage with Government and NGOS 359Anita L. Allen36 Healthcare Ethics Consultation as Public Philosophy 371Lisa Fuller and Mark Christopher Navin37 Ethics Consulting in Industry 381Michael Brent and Reid Blackman38 Interactions Between Professionalized and Non- Professionalized Philosophers 388John Altmann and Bryan W. Van NordenPart V Looking Forward 39739 Troubling the “Public” in and Through Philosophy 399George Yancy40 Esse est Percipi: Public Relations for Philosophers 409Patrick Lin41 Institutional Challenges to Public Philosophy 419Michael D. Burroughs42 The Future of Public Philosophy 428Nancy Mchugh Index 443

LEE McINTYRE is a Research Fellow at the Center for Philosophy and History of Science at Boston University and a Lecturer in Ethics at Harvard Extension School. He is the author of Post-Truth, The Scientific Attitude, and How to Talk to a Science Denier. NANCY McHUGH is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Dayton and the Executive Director of the Fitz Center for Leadership in Community. She is the author of The Limits of Knowledge: Generating Pragmatist Feminist Cases for Situated Knowing and Feminist Philosophies A–Z. IAN OLASOV is a doctoral candidate in philosophy at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He is the founder of Brooklyn Public Philosophers and the author of Ask a Philosopher: Answers to Your Most Important and Most Unexpected Questions.

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• Notes on Contributors ixForeword Jason Stanley xixPart I Public Philosophy and Its Problems 11 What Is Public Philosophy? 3Lee McIntyre2 The Professionalization of Philosophy: From Athens to the APA and Beyond 9Adam Briggle3 Rekindling Public Philosophy 18Tom Morris4 The Case Against Public Philosophy 26Jack Russell Weinstein5 The Value of Public Philosophy 41Evelyn BristerPart II Locations and Impacts 536 Feminist Bioethics as Public Practice 55Yolonda Wilson7 Disability, Bioethics, and the Duty to Do Public Philosophy During a Global Pandemic 65Joseph A. Stramondo Copyrighted Material8 Philosophy in Public Life in the Latin American and Latinx Traditions: Mexico and Argentina 75Sergio A. Gallegos- Ordorica9 Africana Public Philosophy and Its Critique of Anti- Black Propaganda 86Dalitso Ruwe10 Earth – A Place for Indigenous Solutions 95Daniel R. Wildcat11 Public Reasoning About the Good Life 106Massimo Pigliucci12 Public Philosophy, Sustainability, and Environmental Problems 114Zachary Piso13 Philosophy of Protest and Epistemic Activism 123José Medina14 Public Philosophy and Deliberative Practices 134Noëlle McAfee15 Peace Literacy, Public Philosophy, and Peace Activism 143Christian Matheis and Sharyn Clough16 Public Philosophy and Fat Activism 154Lacey J. Davidson and Melissa D. Gruver17 Public Philosophy in Effective Altruism 166Brian Berkey18 Public Philosophy and Food: Foodies, Ethics, and Activism 175Shanti Chu19 Public Philosophy and Trans Activism 186Veronica Ivy and B. R. GeorgePart III Modalities 20120 Popular Ethics in The Good Place and Beyond 203Todd May21 Welcome to Voice Land: Public Philosophy on the Radio 211Anthony L. Cashio22 Public Philosophy Through Film 221S.B. Schoonover23 Say What? Talking Philosophy with the Public 233Ruth Chang24 Public Philosophy and Popular Culture 240William Irwin25 Public Philosophy Through Narrative 249Barry Lam26 Philosophy Podcasting 259Peter Adamson27 Philosophical Spaces 266Ian Olasov28 Philosophy in Nature as a Kind of Public Philosophy 280Andrea Christelle29 Philosophical Counseling 290Lou Marinoff30 The Transformative Power of Community Engaged Teaching 303A. Todd Franklin31 Philosophy Through Memes 311Simon J. EvninePart IV Collaborators 32532 Philosophy for Children 327Jana Mohr Lone33 Public Philosophy in Prisons 337Michael Ray34 Philosophical Collaborations with Activists 347Andrea J. Pitts35 Getting Close: Philosophers Engage with Government and NGOS 359Anita L. Allen36 Healthcare Ethics Consultation as Public Philosophy 371Lisa Fuller and Mark Christopher Navin37 Ethics Consulting in Industry 381Michael Brent and Reid Blackman38 Interactions Between Professionalized and Non- Professionalized Philosophers 388John Altmann and Bryan W. Van NordenPart V Looking Forward 39739 Troubling the “Public” in and Through Philosophy 399George Yancy40 Esse est Percipi: Public Relations for Philosophers 409Patrick Lin41 Institutional Challenges to Public Philosophy 419Michael D. Burroughs42 The Future of Public Philosophy 428Nancy Mchugh Index 443