Coming very soon. Alvin GoldmanCristina BicchieriDavid BloorDuncan PritchardEPISTEMEEpistemologyErik OlssonFrederick SchmittHans van DitmarschHelen E. Longinojennifer lackeyLorraine CodeMartin KuschMiranda FrickerPhilip KitcherPhilip PetitPhilosophyRichard BradleySanford Goldbergsocial epistemologySocial Epistemology: 5 QuestionsSteve FullerVincent F. Hendricks
Things Fall Apart (an aside: the man best known for this phrase). CognitionCognitive neuroscienceconsciousnessethicsmetaphysicsNatural selectionPhilip KitcherPhilosophy of mindPhilosophy of scienceReligionthomas nagelvalue
Philip Kitcher, prominent philosopher of science in The New Republic: The problem with scientism—which is of course not the same thing as science—is owed to a number of sources, and they deserve critical scrutiny. The enthusiasm for natural scientific imperialism rests on five observations. First, there is the sense that the humanities and social sciences…
I notice that EUP are still offfering issue 7:3 as a free download. How long this will last I don’t know but one might as well take advantage of this offer. Of course, check out our new home with CUP who are also making freely available six choice papers from other issues. Also check out the EPISTEME…
Philip Kitcher reviews Derek Parfit’s massive two-volume tome On What Matters. Derek Parfitethicspersonal identityPhilip KitcherReasons and Persons
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