Sitemap - 2023 - Provisional Philosophical Reflections
Evaluating Epistemic Contextualism, Cont.
Holiday Reflection: Why be Good?
Brief Thoughts on the Moral and Epistemic Duties of Protest
The Principle of Double Effect and the Problem of Dirty Hands
Provisional Responses to the Problem of Dirty Hands
Is death bad for dead people when they are dead?
Living Well and Living Long Enough
The Plausibility of Infallibilism
Your Doxastic Life: Nails or Screws?
The Philosophy of Art Collection
Music, Autonomy, and Heteronomy
Photography and Three Views of Time
The Ethics and Epistemology of AI
On the Goodness of God: Socrates, Plato, and Most Christians Against Calvinists
Reasons to Read Shakespeare: The Ontic Outruns the Epistemic
Political Libertarianism and Tacit Consent
Teaching and Grading in the University
A Reflection on the Economy of Salvation
The Curious Circularity of the Industrial Revolution
On Not Doing What You Could Do
A Recent Conversation on Pessimism
Nietzsche and the Judge in Blood Meridian
An Evaluation of Justice Jackson’s Dissenting Argument in SFFA v. Harvard
Brief and Exploratory Thoughts on the Philosophy of Celebration
An Example of the Harm Objection to Consequentialism
The Tragedy of Macbeth and the Philosophy of Death
Safety of the One and the Many
Examining a Definition of ‘Knowledge’
Doubly Artificial Intelligence?
What Good are Laws without Morals?
On Forcing the Affirmation of a Proposition
Skepticism About Government Engaging in Science
Rethinking the Euthyphro Dilemma
Mill on Better and Worse Ways of Being
The Micromanager and the Woodpecker
Moral Philosophy and Literature
The Doxastic Bed of Procrustes
Philosophy, Politics, and the Young
Aesthetics: Bob Marley on Music
Thinking Clearly About the Useful and the Useless
The Place of Desire in Morality
Obstinacy and Closed-mindedness
Fallacy: The Appeal to the Foreign
Two Versions of the Golden Age Fallacy
The Benefits and Risks of being Well-read
Short Dialogue from a Moral Philosophy Class
On Trophy-hunting and Trophy-fishing
Investigating the Conditions for a Meaningful Life
Some Problems Concerning Epistemic Justification
The Modal Ontological Argument and the Possibility Premise
Habits and Our Language About Knowledge
Politicians, Knowledge, and Belief
Belief Is A Taking Not Making True
Wounded by wonder? Or by its absence?
Curiosity and Similar Mental States
Epistemic Autonomy and Open Inquiry
On the Unjust Application of Just Law
Obstinacy, Open-mindedness, and Gullibility
Deductive and Inductive Arguments
A Cumulative Case for Libertarian Freedom
Examining the Pragmatic Theory of Truth
Amphibolous Language About Value
Examining Attentive Perspectivalism
Human life: to be laughed at or lamented?
On the Flaws of Pop Standpoint Theory
Psychology, Theology, and Religion
Romans 5:18 and 2 Thessalonians 1:9: The Matter Is Not Obvious, Despite Claims Otherwise
The Meaning of Life: Various Questions
Nihil admirari, and yet, wonder
Roger Bacon on Obstacles to Wisdom
Examining Epistemic Contextualism
Skepticism and the Closure of Knowledge
Kant on Religious Superstition and Fetishism
Knowledge, Tables, and Metronomes
Manichaeism and the Problem of Evil
A Value Objectivist and a Value Subjectivist at an Art Museum
A Dialogue about Bodily Rights
A Reflection on Epistemic Peer Disagreement