Vol. 3, No. 1 (Spring 2020)

Public Philosophy Journal

This issue includes a collection of essays reflecting on the COVID-19 pandemic alongside a group of essays first presented at the 2019 Public Philosophy Network conference at Michigan State University.

Articles

A Contractual Justification for Strong Measures against COVID-19
by Laetitia Ramelet
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The Loss of Playfulness
by Janet Jones
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Community-Engaged Learning in Times of COVID-19Or, Why I'm Not Prepared to Transition My Class into an Online Environment
by Angie Mejia
Updated April 2021
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Solidarity CareHow to Take Care of Each Other in Times of Struggle
by Myisha Cherry
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State Racism, Social Justice, and the COVID-19 Pandemic
by Jordan Liz
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Articles

A Contractual Justification for Strong Measures against COVID-19

The Loss of Playfulness

Community-Engaged Learning in Times of COVID-19Or, Why I'm Not Prepared to Transition My Class into an Online Environment

Solidarity CareHow to Take Care of Each Other in Times of Struggle

State Racism, Social Justice, and the COVID-19 Pandemic