The Problem of Free Will and Naturalism
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The Problem of Free Will and Naturalism: Paradoxes and Kantian Solutions
My chum and occasional collaborator, Christian Onof, has his first book coming out next February. This book has been a long time in the making. Christian is as serious a scholar as one can get. Moreover, he is also a top-notch philosopher. christian onofconsciousnessFree willKantnaturalism
Discussing New Books on Kant, German Idealism & Beyond
Here is a top-notch open access site devoted to all things Kantian operated under the auspices of Chris Onof (one of the principals), a lifelong Kantian scholar (is there any other kind?), my chum and occasional collaborator. christian onofethicsIdealismKantKantianismmetaphysics
In Our Time
Melvyn Bragg hosts In Our Time: it’s reassuring that there are still some intelligent and sober mainstream radio programmes around. Though Bragg ain’t no Bryan Magee (few, if any, can match him) Bragg’s series could nonetheless be a useful supplement. Remember kiddies, even if you are formally enrolled on a university course, in essence the burden of getting…
Kant, Kästner and the Distinction between Metaphysical and Geometric Space
Here is a recent paper co-authored by a top-notch Kantian scholar (and much more besides), a man with two PhDs (earned, not honorary); one in applied mathematics and the other in philosophy (and no, not philosophy of mathematics or science), a man who has transcended the often trivial aspects of academic analytical philosophy and the…
An anti-realist interpretation of Kant’s Transcendental Idealism
Check out my chum and occasional collaborator’s two-part discussion of Kiyoshi Chiba’s Kants Ontologie der raumzeitlichen Wirklichkeit. Part I Part II anti-realismchris onofKantKiyoshi Chibatranscendental idealism
Treating people as ends in themselves
Christine Korsgaard interview. John Rawls
Like-Minded: Externalism and Moral Psychology
A recent book in the EM genre. CognitionCognitive neuroscienceCognitive scienceExtended MindMoral psychologyMoral responsibilitymoralityphilosophical psychologyPhilosophy of mindPsychologySocial Sciences
The Continuum Companion to Kant
Here’s a plug for the aforementioned title notable, to me at least because my chum, inspiration, and occassional co-author, Christian Onof, has the following entries included: Geometry, Mathematics Transcendental Aesthetic Antinomy Categorical Imperative Method (either representation or a priori-a posteriori also made the final version) There are also two short papers on: Kant and Euler, and…
Blackburn on Hume
This week’s guest on the NYT Opinionator humeSIMON BLACKBURN
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