How to Be Grateful to Someone - Even When You Really Don’t Want to
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Expect it on bookshelves in a little over a year.
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“What emerges is a compelling guide to how we can minimize, and sometimes even resolve, interpersonal conflict.”
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“A fascinating take…a key innovation.”
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“To bring so much of human conflict under such a simple principle is a great achievement.”
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I’m a philosopher who tries to see the best in others - but I know there are limits
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Immortality isn’t all it’s cracked up to be - especially when you think through the consequences for social inequality.
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Sometimes when making really big life decisions, it can help to think about what you might regret. But why?
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Mark speaks with Robert Talisse about some of the main themes in Reasons First.
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Mark is interviewed for a new episode of the philosophy podcast Hi-Phi Nation.
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How should we accommodate students as classes return to campus?
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Come read about my recommendations of five top books about reasons in ethics.
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100 words from me on my favorite novel from my teenage years
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Well, USC news, anyway. The Conceptual Foundations of Conflict Project is featured in the latest story on the USC Dornsife website, along with CFCP affiliated fellow Regina Rini and her work.
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In January 2021 I was interviewed by Gill Eapen for the Scientific Sense podcast about two of my recent papers.
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In January 2020 I was interviewed for an episode of Slate’s Hi-Phi Nation Podcast. My contribution appears in the bonus material for season 4, episode 7, “The Loophole”.
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