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Philosophy is for lovers. HOLBROOK CV SEPTEMBER 2015. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Media, Politics,...

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Adam Riggio writes: May 2015

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The everyday contributions of a multi-disciplinary writer and researcher to his own projects. Some Freedoms Are Better Than Others, Research Time, 29/05/2015. This is the logic that, as I write in Ecology, Ethics, and the Future of Humanity. Is used to condemn the environmentalist movement for understanding humanity as systematically integrated and interdependent with ecosystems and the wider biosphere. This is Luc Ferry’s contention that environmentalist politics are eco-fascism. Environmentalist politi...

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Sreejith | Episteme-puzzles

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Philosophising on various topics. Moral luck and the peculiarity of blame – Simon Blackburn. Jonardon Ganeri – interview. Jonardon Ganeri says in an interview that Dignaga, Sriharsha and Gangesha should be as well known as Plato, Aristotle and Descartes. HERE is the interview. Getting It Right – Ernest Sosa. Below is an article by Ernest Sosa on ‘knowledge’ appeared in The New York Times. (To read the original article please CLICK HERE). What is it to truly know something? What Does it Mean to Flourish?

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Judgment and Agency – Review | Episteme-puzzles

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Philosophising on various topics. Judgment and Agency – Review. Judgment and Agency – Review. Here is a review of Ernest Sosa’s latest book. Published in Notre Dame Philosophical Review. Oxford University Press, 2015, 269pp., $44.95 (hbk), ISBN 9780198719694. Reviewed by Ram Neta, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. This book is both monumentally important and largely successful. In what follows, I give an outline of its doctrine, and then raise a question about the enterprise. B) it is formed.

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Adam Riggio writes: I Was Only in Newfoundland, A History Boy, 07/08/2015

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The everyday contributions of a multi-disciplinary writer and researcher to his own projects. I Was Only in Newfoundland, A History Boy, 07/08/2015. We also visited Trinity on this trip, a town that has. Embraced the tourism industry to such a degree that they've. Become a replica of a Newfoundland fishing village. Is about how to think ecologically, how to think about ourselves and what we are that will put environmental connections and causes instinctually at the top of our minds. Twelve per cent of th...

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Adam Riggio writes: August 2015

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The everyday contributions of a multi-disciplinary writer and researcher to his own projects. What We Think a Mind Can Be, Jamming, 31/08/2015. Until the end of 2008, I had wanted to specialize in philosophy of mind in my academic career. I eventually decided against it because I found the style of writing and discourse in that sub-discipline unproductive. I've written about why I left philosophy of mind. Artificial intelligence is a concept that I find entirely. Come to think of it, that’s a probl...

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Adam Riggio writes: October 2014

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The everyday contributions of a multi-disciplinary writer and researcher to his own projects. The Real and the Most Real, You Were My Friend, 31/10/2014. A brief post today, a further elaboration on some of the ideas in You Were My Friend. For which tickets are available. It’s relatively spoiler-free, but even these spoilers won’t really be such, because all I’m going to describe of them is that they exist, not precisely how or why the scenes shift as they do. Throughout, You Were My Friend. Post in 2011...

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Moral luck and the peculiarity of blame – Simon Blackburn | Episteme-puzzles

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Philosophising on various topics. Various Topics in Philosophy. Moral luck and the peculiarity of blame – Simon Blackburn. Moral luck and the peculiarity of blame – Simon Blackburn. In Various Topics in Philosophy. Jonardon Ganeri – interview. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Contex...

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Waking Life | Too lazy to be a Trekkie

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Too lazy to be a Trekkie. Non scrivo solo di filosofia. A volte divago su argomenti più profani per ricordarmi che, nonostante la vita contemplativa sia molto affascinante, viviamo in una realtà fatta di persone, ruoli, strutture e TANTE cose materiali. Un’italiana a Varsavia. È un film di animazione realizzato con la tecnica denominata rotoscope. Ultimamente mi sto interessando al problema filosofico noto come il. Nel dialogo del protagonista con gli altri personaggi, abbiamo un assaggio di molte delle ...