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A.G. Holdier

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A.G. Holdier is a graduate student at the University of Arkansas researching cognitive architectures, the semantics/pragmatics divide, and other issues in the philosophy of mind and language (including implicit cognition, the nature of alief, and moderate contextualism). Additionally, he is a graduate candidate in the Office of Sustainability’s certificate program exploring the relationship between green business practices and animal ethics, as well as an ethics instructor for Colorado Technical University. Learn more at www.agholdier.com.
A group of six people holding signs at a protest, gathering to be included in a selfie taken with a phone

Protest Selfies and the Wrong of Grandstanding

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Police officer on horseback. Both horse and person are shown from behind

The Immorality of Nonhuman Police Officers

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cartoon image of group of confused people

Figleaves, Bothsidesing, and the Ethics of Implication

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photograph of Open Ohio protesters

Expert Suspicion: Arendt and the “Public Space”

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photograph of Coronavirus Update Breifing with Dr. Fauci at the podium with Trump behind him

Hydroxychloroquine and the Problem of Expert Disagreement

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photograph of empty lecture hall

Further Questions for Universities Closed by COVID-19

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photogrpah of cattle at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains

Water Scarcity and Aldo Leopold’s “Land Ethic”

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photograph of air pollution with cars on highway and yellow smoke in city

Grassroots Environmentalism and California’s CAPP

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photograph of 49er flagbearers celebrating on field

“Phantom Champion” Memorabilia and Global Justice

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photograph of Trump at Catholic church

On Political Purity Tests

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