Philosopher Basil Mitchell passed away this summer. [More]

Despite its name, the Fourth Formal Epistemology Festival will not be exclusively formal or epistemological. These mismatches between sign and signified will be compensated for on the third front, festiveness. [More]

Do you know an ad hominem when you see one? [More]

Presented at the close of a Philosophy seminar given by Professor Paul Eisenberg, to the Department of Philosophy, Indiana University, in the (northern) autumn of 1969. [More]

Two calls for papers. One for a new OUP series on Experimental Philosophy and the other for the Ediburgh Graduate Epistemology conference. [More]

The International Workshop-Conference on Teaching Philosophy (IWCTP) is a family-friendly 4 1/2- day conference for philosophy teachers at every educational level. [More]

The 5th annual Midwest Epistemology Workshop (MEW) will be held in Iowa City, Iowa, on October 7 and 8, 2011. The keynote speaker is Richard Foley (NYU), and the chair of local arrangments is Richard Fumerton (University of Iowa). [More]

In a provocative article for the New York Times, philosopher Timothy Williamson considers whether naturalism as popularly conceived is at best self-refuting and at worst religious dogma. [More]

Dean Nelson, the author of an upcoming book on Polkinghorne wrote a nice piece for USA Today in which he touches on the subject of certainty and how good science (and religion) can do without it. [More]

Brian Leiter is leading a workshop during October 2011 in Milan titled, “Why Tolerate Religion?” [More]