x Bookmark Jason Zarri has a new paper on David Hume, Hume on Causation, Relations and “Necessary Connexions”
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Timothy Sprigge and the Importance of Subjectivity
x Bookmark Scott Ryan has a new article in Metaphysics, Timothy Sprigge and the Importance of Subjectivity.
What Theories of Knowledge are Theories of
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has a new article in Epistemology, What Theories of Knowledge are Theories of.
Ways Modality Could Be
x Bookmark Jason Zarri In this post I want to introduce the idea of a higher-order modal logic—not a modal logic for higher-order predicate logic, but rather a logic of higher-order modalities. “What is a higher-order modality?”, you might be wondering. Well, if a first-order modality is a way that some entity could have been—whether more »
Themes in the Life and Thought of Luther: Six Mini-Lectures
x Bookmark Peter Krey has a new lecture series on Martin Luther: Themes in the Life and Thought of Luther: Six Mini-Lectures
Digital Socialism: How Mumblecore Filmmaking is Defying Capitalism
x Bookmark Stephen Lee Naish has a new article in Film, Digital Socialism: How Mumblecore Filmmaking is Defying Capitalism
Hard Compatibilism?
x Bookmark Hard Compatibilism? Jason Zarri Incompatibilism is the view that free will is incompatible with determinism; compatibilism is the view that it is compatible with it. Libertarianism is the combination of of incompatibilism with the view that determinism is false, hard determinism is the combination of incompatibilism with the view that determinism more »
Climate Change (Infographic)
x Bookmark Allison Lee has shared an infographic on climate change with us. Thanks Allison! Created by: Learnstuff.com Original Infographic: Here
Looking for Guest Bloggers
x Bookmark For a while my blog Philosophical Pontifications and this blog have, unfortunately, been primarily monologues. In the interest of starting more conversations, both about philosophy and the humanities in general, I’ve decided to look for guest bloggers. You can contribute one post, a series of posts, or even become a regular contributor–it’s entirely more »
The Nature of Analytic Metaphysics
x Bookmark The Nature of Analytic Metaphysics Jason Zarri As he was leaving a philosophy conference in a nearby possible world, one of my counterparts overheard the following conversation: Smith: Great job on your presentation on the problem of the many! You almost convinced me to give up on multipleism. Jones: Glad to more »
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