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The 68th Philosophers' Carnival has an Open Source theme. If you don't know what that means, then click you must.

Earlier today, Brian Leiter linked to this blistering salvo , which would be of little interest to those of us who do not care whether what...

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After the excitement narrated in my previous post, in which much fun was had in the Religion section of the book sale, we turn to the remain...

It's that time of year again! (Actually they do it twice a year, April and October.) Let's see if I can remember the order in whic...

The route to Philosophers' Carnival #66 begins here .

In an attempt to avoid an unprecendented situation in which three successive posts linked to Philosophers' Carnivals, I have determined ...

Philosophers' Carnival , St. Patrick's Day edition. G'wan with ye now, and check it out!

Philosophers' Carnival #64 , that is. And the Great Title award this time goes to [rustle rustle] ... Practical Ethics, for "Come ...

I was reading this thread at Leiter's about the nature of philosophy (glad to see people thinking about that, but I wasn't too jazz...

I see the page 123 meme has come around again. (See here for last time. Which reminds me, I should finish labeling my archived posts.) D...

As I mentioned in my last post, this one is about Hacker's paper "Passing By the Naturalistic Turn: On Quine's Cul-de-sac"...

In my post the other day, I made an interesting slip (if that's how you want to think of it): I suggested that Putnam's claim that a...

The latest edition of the Philosophers' Carnival focuses on comedy. It'll be there all week; try the fish.

I was preparing a post on the analytic/synthetic business we have been discussing (okay, so far it's other people, here , here , and her...

The widget label is self-explanatory; for the first 15 see here . A few brief comments on these films, most of which were good enough to ma...

Recent visitors to this site will notice the lack of activity here, but I haven't been entirely absent from the 'sphere, as we have ...

At Meaning More, Philosophers' Carnival #62 !

Currence likes Kant's famous comment in the Introduction to the first Critique (A5/B8): The light dove, cleaving the air in her free f...

New Philosophers' Carnival at Inconsistent Thoughts . I should warn you that if you're bored by contemporary analytic philosophy, y...