New Work in Philosophy
Marcus Arvan, Barry MaguireDisseminating and discussing new work in philosophy
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"In the Shadows: Academic Knowledge and Remedial Action" - Lucas Miotto (University of Surrey) & Himani Bhakuni (University of York)
By Lucas Miotto and Himani Bhakuni
When shadow-library giant Library Genesis temporarily went offline in August 2024, it triggered an immediate panic across online discussion groups. Amid the flurry of “Is it really down?” and “Are there a...
"Advice to Christian Philosophers, 40 Years Later" - Christian B. Miller, Meghan Sullivan, Devin Gouvêa, Gregory Robson, Matthew Frise, and Philip Swenson
By Christian B. Miller, Meghan Sullivan, Devin Gouvêa, Gregory Robson, Matthew Frise, and Philip Swenson
It has been 40 years since the publication of Alvin Plantinga’s highly influential, “Advice to Christian Philosophers.” Many Christian...
"A Philosopher goes to the Therapist" - Daphne Brandenburg (University of Groningen)
Anger-Management for Philosophers
By Daphne Brandenburg
One reason to worry about the free will problem is that persons do not deserve to be blamed for their bad actions when they are not free to do otherwise. And if our universe is a...
“Forgive, Because You Were Forgiven” – Abraham Mathew (University of Notre Dame)
By Abraham Mathew
In E.M. Forster’s Howards End, Margaret Schlegel discovers that her unwed sister Helen is pregnant and without a place to stay the night. She begs her husband Henry Wilcox to let Helen stay the night at their estate. Henr...
"The problem of explaining shifting targets" - David Colaço (LMU Munich)
What are we explaining, and is it what we are trying to explain?
By David Colaço
Sometimes, we try to explain one thing but end up explaining something else. In other words, the explanatory target (or explanandum) might change. Often...
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