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Elizabeth S. Radcliffe on David Lyons (1935-2026)
An excellent philosopher and an excellent person. He was a positive force at Cornell when I was a grad student. Condolences to his family.
Erik on Major Threats to the Health of Philosophy, Real and Imagined (guest post)
“[T]he controversy concerned calls for a retraction [of Tuvel’s paper] which were followed by a decision not to retract—a puzzling choice of illustration for a claim of suppression.”…
WiseGuy on Major Threats to the Health of Philosophy, Real and Imagined (guest post)
I'm shocked by the suggestion that Fine and Rosen are not experts in everything.
bob jones on Major Threats to the Health of Philosophy, Real and Imagined (guest post)
Whatever one makes of the rest of this response, the discussion of the Tuvel affair is wild. The fact her paper wasn't in fact retracted doesn't at all…
Philadelphiensis on Major Threats to the Health of Philosophy, Real and Imagined (guest post)
Actually one wonders about the whole concept of 'sub fields' in Philosophy. One wonders at what point our aping of the Natural Sciences should be itself questioned? Used…
Concerned on Building AI That Can Do Philosophy Better Than Us (guest post)
I see nothing in the original posts that responds to what I think philosophy is. This is presupposing a method of philosophy used by undergrads and taught as…
Techniques Urbaines on University of Cape Town vs. Free Speech
Important issue regarding free speech
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The new study of philosophy journal standings provides interesting historical information, going back many years. For example, it can indirectly reveal how journals can improve their quality and…
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ERW on New Philosophy Journal Rankings by Citations in SEP in IEP
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Graham Harman on New Philosophy Journal Rankings by Citations in SEP in IEP
When you do this, you're just doubling down on giving all the authority to the standard gatekeepers of "mainstream" philosophy. The kinds of people who are normally invited…
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I fully disagree with Mark's conspiratorial comments on the Ayaan Hirsi Ali podcast, and in fact think less of him for going on her podcast in the first…
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SCM on University of Cape Town vs. Free Speech
I don’t see this as an issue to be determined by the contours of the constitutional right to free speech in South Africa. If Oppenheimer were a ministerial…