Some readers may be interested in this critique of recent work in experimental philosophy: Simon Cullen, “Survey-Driven Romanticism: What’s Wrong with Experimental Philosophy”: pdf link. A lot of the work that is discussed involves epistemology. There was also an interesting … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: June 2008
Help! I have a question, and a follow-up, regarding propositional warrant – a.k.a. “ex ante warrant.” (I here follow Burge’s generic use of ‘warrant’. Beware of messing it up with Plantinga-warrant or Wright-warrant). I hope I can get some help. … Continue reading
Annually, the Canon Foundation in Europe grants up to 15 Fellowships to highly qualified European and Japanese researchers. The candidates hold a doctorate or at least a Master’s degree. They are eligible during the ten-year period following the successful completion … Continue reading
The attempt is to gather data from ordinary folk as well as philosophers, so they are hoping a bunch of us will complete the survey. The authors of the study are Thomas Nadelhoffer, Trevor Kvaran, and Eddy Nahmias, and you … Continue reading
Vincent Hendricks and Duncan Pritchard have edited a “5 Questions” book for Epistemology, and Vincent has posted Clark Glymour’s contribution. (Thanks to Jeff Helzner for the link!) … Continue reading