2017 in review, first quarter: January, February March

Here were some of the most popular posts from the first quarter of the year:

Parfit's last public lecture (January)

Most cited Anglophone philosophy books published since WWII (according to Google Scholar) (January)

What is up with the University of California's "personal history" statement for PhD admissions (January)

Tenured moral grandstander attacks vulnerable junior faculty on his blog (January)

Observations on philosophy by a journalist at Scientific American (January)

Philosophical parochialism on display while protesting philosophical parochialism (February)

 How Bannon Thinks (February)

 "Contempt," and Trump (February)

The shadow of the Reichstag fire and the manipulation of the threat of terrorism to undermine democracy (February)

US vs. UK PhD Programs in Philosophy (March)

March Madness!  Flat-earthers and basketball (Guest Blogger Christopher Pynes) (March)

Guest blogger Barry Lam on Hi-Phi Nation (March)

John Searle may be guilty of sexual harassment... (March)

Kipnis on "Unwanted Advances:  Sexual Paranoia Comes to Campus" (March)

Best Anglophone philosophers since 1957? (March)