by Mark English What do our attitudes to cats and dogs tell us about ourselves? (If anything.) I’m not a psychologist and generally try to
Month: May 2016
Course Notes – W.V.O. Quine, “Ontological Relativity”
by Daniel A. Kaufman Well, I got bogged down in the last weeks of finals and grading and was unable to release these Course Notes
Socrates in the Weingarten
By Paul So This is a response to a Washington Post article written by Gene Weingarten, which can be found here. We highly recommend you
The Blank Slate – It isn’t what Pinker thinks
By Paul So In Steven Pinker’s popular book The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature, Pinker characterizes the Blank State as “the idea
Dissecting Intentional Control (or Free Will Redux)
by Dwayne Holmes This year we received some good news from the field of neuroscience. No, it’s not that scientists discovered we have free will
Ethical Eating, Virtue, and Obligation
by Daniel A. Kaufman My conversation with Massimo Pigliucci on ethical eating and on the difference between virtue-theoretical and modern moral philosophical conceptions of obligation