Flora: Undergraduate Philosophy Journal

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Flora: Undergraduate Philosophy Journal, publishes students' works that promote philosophical discourse at the undergraduate level. Topics may cover (but are not limited to) ethics, epistemolgy, aesthetics, philosophy of science, history of philosophy, or feminist philosophy. Any topic produced by an undergraduate currently enrolled in philosophy or any written work that envokes philosophical ideas is encouraged for submission.

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The Douars as a Site of Healing from Colonial Affectivity

In this essay, I develop the thesis that the Maghreb douars, as understood by Fanon in “Daily life in the douars,” can serve as a site of healing from colonial affectivity. I begin by expounding the idea of colonialism as an illness that infects the...

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A Marxist Critique on Food as an Indicator of Wealth, Social Class and the Uses of Social Media

This paper discusses the idea of wealth indicators using following Marxist theories of social class within a capitalist society. This set of theories is used to discuss the modern use of social media and how modern Western culture presents food throu...

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From Fairness to Justice: Reframing Ethical AI in Disability Diagnosis

In recent years, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) as a potential tool for diagnosing disabilities through various machine learning (ML) processes has gained significant attention in scientific, medical, and philosophical realms. The current d...

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