Mind and Behavior 33:1-2
The latest issue of the eclectic JMB. American Psychological AssociationBehaviorChinese RoomChristianityCognitive scienceEvolutionjournal of mind and behaviorMind
The latest issue of the eclectic JMB. American Psychological AssociationBehaviorChinese RoomChristianityCognitive scienceEvolutionjournal of mind and behaviorMind
Snippets from Elizabeth Corey’s essay: Perhaps what is most notable about the Tower of Babel myth, in both of Oakeshott’s essays, is the perfectionism inherent in the story. Whether one wants to contribute to a great and noble cause or to change the world through human action, pride and overestimation lie at the center of…
Michael Lynch and Alan Sokal enagage in a most civil dialogue: Defending Science: An Exchange. Readers might also be interested in Susan Haack’s Defending Science-Within Reason: Between Scientism and Cynicism and James Robert Brown’s Who Rules in Science?: An Opinionated Guide to the Wars – two cracking reads – and both past contributors to EPISTEME. Alan SokalChristian fundamentalismChristianityDavid HumeEpistemologyGodMICHAEL LYNCHReason