2018-2019
- Ian Phillips (Princeton University): “Can Sight be Blind? Untangling the Tale of Blindsight and Unconscious Vision”
- Margaret Atherton (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee): “Where are the Women in (The History of) Philosophy?”
- David Shoemaker (Tulane University): “Learning from Psychopaths”
- Catherine Elgin (Harvard University): “Modeling Reality: How Science Advances Understanding of the World”
2017-2018
- Peter Achinstein: “Simplicity: The Last Refuge of a Scoundrel”
- Christopher Mole: “Complexity and the Explanation of Intelligence”
- Susanna Siegel: “The Rationality of Perception”
- Robert J. Howell: “Hell is Social Networks: Five Moral Dangers of Life Online”
2016-2017
- Marya Schechtman: “My Whole Life Long: The Ethical Significance of a Unified Self”
- Elizabeth Anderson: “Outlaws”
- Andrei Marmor: “Two Rights of Free Speech”
- Wayne Wu: “Mysteries of Consciousness: Connecting Mind and Brain”
2015-2016
- Sahotra Sarkar: “Nature, Nurture, and The Human Genome”
- Alyssa Ney: “What is Physicalism?”
- William FitzPatrick: “Morality and Evolutionary Biology: Why the Science Doesn’t Settle the Philosophical Questions”
2014-2015
- Barbara Gail Montero: “Does Thinking Interfere with Doing?”
- Jesse Prinz: “The Moral Self”
- Brie Gertler: “Does the Mind Extend Beyond the Body?”
- Dorit Bar-On: “The Origins of Meaning”
2013-2014
- Ned Markosian: “Is Time Travel Possible?”
- Ned Block: “Do We See Less Than We Think We See?”
- John Searle: “Consciousness, the Brain, and the Soul”
- Pamela Hieronymi: “The Problem of Free Will and Moral Responsibility”
2012-2013
- Simon Keller: “Understanding Skepticism about Climate Change”
- Frank Jackson: “The Problem of Consciousness Revisited”
- Steve Gimbel: “Einstein’s Jewish Science: Physics at the Intersection of Politics and Religion”
- William G. Lycan: “Why the Abortion Issue is So Difficult”
2011-2012
- Jeff McMahan: “What Rights May We Defend by Means of War?”
- Hud Hudson: “The Rabbit in the Garden: A Skeptical Theist’s Tale”
- Rebecca Copenhaver: “Anti-Intellectualism and the Academy in American Life”
- Alvin Goldman: “Knowledge & Democracy: How Social Epistemology Bears on the Success of Our Democracy”
2010-2011
- Michael Huemer: “Is There a Right to Immigrate?”
- Derk Pereboom: “Meaning in Life and the Illusion of Free Will”
- Alison M. Jaggar: “The Philosophical Challenges of Global Gender Justice”
- Paul Thompson: “In Defense of Genetically Modified Food”
2009-2010
- Terry Horgan: “Mind and Brain: Philosophy of Mind in the 21st Century”
- Amie Thomasson: “Do Tables and Chairs Really Exist?”
- Keith Parsons: “Charles Darwin, Hammer of the Creationists”
- Thomas Hurka: “Weighing Lives in War: When is Collateral Damage Excessive?”
2008-2009
- Douglas N. Husak: “Four Points about Drug Criminalization”
- Stephen Yablo: “Imagining Evil”
- Michael P. Lynch: “Faith in Reason”
- Alastair Norcross: “The Clone Wars: What’s Wrong With Human Cloning?”
2007-2008
- Loren Lomasky: “The State of Political Philosophy”
- Tyler Burge: “The State of Philosophy of Mind”
- Geoffrey Sayre-McCord: “The State of Ethics”
- Ted Sider: “The State of Metaphysics”
- Jonathan Kvanvig: “The State of Philosophy of Religion”
- Ernest Sosa: “The State of Epistemology”