Joshua Thurow is here for our second set of lectures in the Young Philosophers Lecture Series. He gave a great […]

Alexander Pruss just posted an interesting argument against Presentism. Here is the thought experiment that gets the ball rolling. You […]

Attention all philosophers – be careful when you teach your students about freewill. You may end up with a classroom […]

The article is two years old, so this may not be news to some people – but it’s a pretty […]

If you’re like me and interested in philosophy of time, you may have thought this article which is titled “You […]

I’m hoping readers will oblige me with a little intuition check. Consider the following scenario. Cross-Check Your Perception with Another […]

I’m off to Chicago today for the Central APA. Assuming I have access to the internet, I’ll post about some […]

In a previous post I presented an argument from Jubien aimed at direct reference theory that relied on mereological essentialism. […]

I’m curious how many people out there discuss the Analysis of Knowledge literature when they teach Epistemology in their general […]

The call for papers for the 5th Rochester Graduate Epistemology Conference is now available. This conference is GREAT! One thing […]