by Paul Pardi
10. April 2012 00:30
Two philosophers out of Denmark have developed a proof that demonstrates that philosophy doesn't exist. They have the support of some politicians but many in the philosophical community are enraged.
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by Paul Pardi
20. February 2012 01:53
Ruth Barcan Marcus passed away on February 19th, 2012
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by Paul Pardi
18. January 2012 17:05
Guidance and resources from around the web for those considering pursuing philosophy.
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by Paul Pardi
6. January 2012 00:01
A moral philosophy professor who apparently married a woman 17 years years ago to get into the United States, lived with her just 3 months then divorced her 10 years later without letting her know.
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by Paul Pardi
16. September 2011 00:32
Philosopher Basil Mitchell passed away this summer.
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by Paul Pardi
28. March 2011 00:00
b. 1942 Dennett is a philosopher of science who has written extensively on a wide variety of subjects including free will, consciousness, intentionality, Darwinism, and religion. He is known primarily for his groundbreaking book Darwin's Dangerous Idea in which he attempts to establish a philosophi...
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by Paul Pardi
28. March 2011 00:00
1911 – 1960 John Langshaw Austin (not to be confused with John Austin (1790) who also wrote on philosophy of language) was a British philosopher mainly known for his William James lectures delivered at Harvard in 1955 and published posthumously as How to Do Things with Words. Died at 48 of lung...
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by Paul Pardi
27. March 2011 17:00
1902 – 1995 Corliss Lamont is known as a vocal humanist, socialist, and defender of civil liberties. Frequently the target of the United States government, Lamont took many issues before the courts some reaching the Supreme Court. His phones were tapped by the FBI and his tax returns and cancelled ...
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by Paul Pardi
23. March 2011 17:00
1797-1855 Antonio Rosmini-Serbati was a part of the Italian Idealist movement and focused his work on repairing the damage done by the Enlightenment to religious belief -- an emphasis that was very popular in the seventeen and eighteen hundreds. Rosmini can be seen as a part of the tradition of Kan...
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by Paul Pardi
21. March 2011 11:01
Baylor University’s Bob Roberts as named as Notre Dame University’s Plantinga Fellow in the Center for Philosophy of Religion. Roberts received his Ph.D. from Yale and specializes in ethics (especially virtues), Kierkegaard, emotion theory, moral psychology, and epistemology. His books include: Emo...
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