Dr. DeLapp Draws on Chinese Philosophy for Latest Book
Dr. DeLapp recently published a new book that draws on ancient Chinese philosophy for insights about what it means to be objective and impartial. Partial Values: A Comparative Study of …
Dr. DeLapp recently published a new book that draws on ancient Chinese philosophy for insights about what it means to be objective and impartial. Partial Values: A Comparative Study of …
A month-long trip to Qatar has put life into a new perspective for Malone Fellow, Qatar Foundation Fellow and Nisbet Honors student, Claudia Coffin ’19. Her participation in Converse’s Model …
Dr. Kevin DeLapp published an essay examining aspects of the 2016 presidential election in light of the philosophy of language, truthfulness and lying. The essay, “When Is Telling The Truth …
What makes you feel alive? What makes you laugh uncontrollably? What brings a lump to your throat and tears to your eyes? The School of the Arts at Converse College …
Mary Louise Platter ’18 spent the summer interning for PureWow in NYC. PureWow is a women’s lifestyle digital publication whose motto is to “Elevate the Everyday.” Louise spent her days …
Dr. Kevin DeLapp presented a paper to the South Carolina Society for Philosophy which examines the implications of ethical vagueness for moral ontology. The paper advanced a new theory of …
Dr. Kevin DeLapp presented a paper to the South Carolina Society for Philosophy that examines the implications of ethical vagueness for moral ontology. His paper advanced a new theory of objective …
At Opening Convocation, the keynote speaker and Kathryn Amelia Brown Teaching Award recipient did something…unexpected. She walked right past the podium and across the stage. She gestured for everyone to …
Schools of philosophical thought took centuries to evolve. At Converse, the Department of Religion and Philosophy has exploded with renewed life within the last decade, propelling philosophy to become one of …