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We may say that something is brute—in the sense of “brute” as it occurs in “brute fact”—if there is no reason, in any relevant sense of “rea...
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[ Cross-posted at Reflections on Religion ] Brand Blanshard ( The Nature of Thought, vol. 2 , Ch. XXXII, “Concrete Necessity and Internal ...
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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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At first glance, it is remarkably difficult to get philosophers to agree on anything—or so it seems to me. But is it really? I’d like to ...
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