x Bookmark Jason Zarri has a new article in Logic, A Primer on Logic: Part 4.1, in which he addresses some preliminaries to Predicate Logic.
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Opening a Psalm and Exploring Psalm Therapy
x Bookmark Peter Krey has posted a new article, “Opening a Psalm and Exploring Psalm Therapy”, in Psalms and in Christian Counseling.
Philosophy Notes from my Grandfather — A New Section of Scholardarity
x Bookmark I’ve started a new section of Scholardarity in Open Source Study Notes, Philosophy Notes from my Grandfather. It’s a page dedicated to the memory of my late grandfather, who graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s in Philosophy from USF. I’ve also added its first entry, An Overview of the History of Philosophy: more »
On the Relativity of “Reallys”: A Critique of Strawson
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has a new article in the Philosophy of Mind, On the Relativity of “Reallys”: A Critique of Strawson.
New Study Notes: A Brief Sketch of Kant’s Critical Philosophy
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has posted A Brief Sketch of Kant’s Critical Philosophy in Scholardarity Student’s Open Source Study Notes.
Why Do You Always Want to Get Close?
x Bookmark Unity Brings Strength, Healing, and Renewal or “Why Do You Always Want to Get Close?” Ordinarily I would write in my personal diary, but I guess I’ll just write with others in mind, so that others can also benefit from my thoughts. I was reading about the Red Cloud School in the Pine more »
New Study Notes: Philosophy of Language Notes Part 1: Wittgenstein
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has posted Part 1 of his notes on the Philosophy of language, the first contribution to Scholardarity Student’s Open Source Study Notes. This part deals with the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein.
Objectivism and The Corruption of Rationality–Formatting Fixed
x Bookmark The formatting of Scott Ryan’s book Objectivism and The Corruption of Rationality, available in the Epistemology section, has now been fixed and coincides with the print version.
Conceivability, Consciousness and the Content of Belief
x Bookmark What follows is the text of my final paper for a philosophy of mind course that I took in the spring semester of this year. Due to constraints on length, the paper is much shorter than it needs to be. I would very much like to expand it to deal with David more »
A Response to “What Happened to the Reformation?”– The Conversation Continued
x Bookmark July 9, 2012 Dear Mark, Thank you so much for your response to my piece. When you learn more about the period in question, you’ll be more critical of my work. I’m really not quite the master of the material the way you take me to be. I have studied it a little, more »
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