
Philosophy and Fiction is my personal blog where I discuss philosophy of mind, fiction, and whatever. I also manage the Substack for After Dinner Conversation.
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> “Why should I want to be moral?” Dr. Fischelson asked. “What’s in it for me? Social scorn? Death by hemlock?”
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Join me at "Philosophy and Fiction" if you like to discuss anything from philosophy of mind to fiction writing techniques. I'm also the Substack Editor for After Dinner Conversation, a literary magazine that publishes philosophical short stories.
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Essays on philosophy, ethics, and technology — written by a Ph.D. philosopher, bridging Eastern and Western thought for readers seeking depth, not soundbites.
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