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Suppose the dialetheic treatment of the logical and / or semantic paradoxes is correct; in particular, that sentences of the liar family exp...
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Given the pervasive moral disagreements there are (or seem to be) between different people and different societies, one might question the n...
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To me, (1) There is at most one half of an apple in the fruit bowl sounds fine, but (2) There is at most one half of an object[1] in t...
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Suppose we have a debate as to the essential properties of something, or over whether some x is really an F . For example, let’s say there...
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First, I should acknowledge my indebtedness to Greg Littmann and Keith Simmons, whose essay “A Critique of Dialetheism” was the inspiration ...
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…literally. In his Meditations on First Philosophy , Descartes distinguished between imagination and conception, or between mental image...
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I think one of the main problems with utilitarian theories is that they do not attribute any value to moral agents or moral patients as su...
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I don't mean to offend any celebrities of good will by linking to this--only those who are just "famous for being famous", as...
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Lately I’ve been considering a linguistic phenomenon which leads me to believe that, in addition to the familiar concept of truth , there is...
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I spied the following gem today while reading The Philosophy of W.V. Quine: "Gibson cites Follesdal's interesting observation that ...
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