Jason Zarri has posted Philosophy of Language Notes Part 2: Kripke, Naming, and Private Language, which deals with Saul Kripke’s account of naming and its relevance to Wittgenstein’s Private Language Argument.
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Conceivability, Consciousness and the Content of Belief
Jason Zarri has posted a new article to the Draftboard, Conceivability, Consciousness and the Content of Belief (Circulation Draft), in which he critiques one of David Chalmers’ arguments for dualism.
Some Strong Conditionals for Sentential Logics (Circulation Draft)
Jason Zarri has made the first post on Scholardarity’s Draftboard, Some Strong Conditionals for Sentential Logics (Circulation Draft).
Notes on Timothy Williamson’s Lecture “Logics as Scientific Theories”
Jason Zarri has made a new contribution to Philosophy Notes, his Notes on Timothy Williamson’s Lecture “Logics as Scientific Theories”, which were taken during the lecture on November 1st.
On the Relativity of “Reallys”: A Critique of Strawson
Jason Zarri has a new article in the Philosophy of Mind, On the Relativity of “Reallys”: A Critique of Strawson.
New Study Notes: Philosophy of Language Notes Part 1: Wittgenstein
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.
Should Scientists Ignore Philosophical Theories of Evidence?
Jason Zarri has a new article in the Philosophy of Science, Should Scientists Ignore Philosophical Theories of Evidence? (Also available as a PDF).
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