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Legal Philosophy as Philosophy
Yet another deliciously entertaining paper from Susan freely accessible here. Some of you may think that this shows that the civil-law custom of court-appointed experts has a distinct advantage over the common-law practice. And in some ways, no doubt, it does. But I’m not convinced it is better overall, and not just because the U.S.…
Susan Haack: A Passionate Moderate
My two cents worth to Susan’s festschrift. classical liberalismEPISTEMEEpistemologyPeirceScientismSokal Hoaxsusan haacktestimony
Happy Birthday to Susan Haack
Festschrift for Susan Haack on the occasion of her 75th birthday. Charles Sanders PeirceEpistemologyfeminismphilosophical logicpolitical correctnesspragmatismsusan haacktestimony
Festschrift for Susan Haack: Coming Soon
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EPISTEME: Volume 17 – Issue 2 – June 2020
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EPISTEME: 17(1)
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EPISTEME: Conference in Honor of Ernest Sosa
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Post “ Post-Truth”: Are We There Yet?
One of my favorite, most formidable and most intellectually honest philosophers, Susan Haack, has made available this recent paper. (Stay tuned for an upcoming festschrift for Susan marking her 75!). If you find the “activism masquerading as inquiry” sorts tiresome and disingenuous, you should really check out Susan’s less technical stuff. EpistemologyevidencemetaphysicsPeircepost modernismsusan haacktestimonyTruth
EPISTEME: Volume 16 – Issue 3
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