Philosophy for the People w/Ben Burgis
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If You Want to Critique Analytic Philosophy, It Helps to Know Something About It
There are many legitimate reasons to criticize analytic philosophy.
My Preferred Solution to the Liar Paradox
A while back, I wrote an essay here called “The Liar Paradox and the Philosophy of Logic.” It focused on the problem that sentences like (1) seem to pose for classical logic (the kind of logic you learn in any standard-issue introductory co...
A Note on the Schedule Here
Something I heard my friend Amber say a long time ago on a podcast, and which has always stuck with me, is that there’s no such thing as a public apology. All real apologies are delivered in private.
Ben Shapiro Tries to Refute Marx Without Reading Him
I know I promised a Pt. 2 to last week’s Liar Paradox essay. That’s still coming next Sunday! When I saw Matt McManus post a picture of this part of “Lions and Scanvengers,” though, it was a little too good not to take a break to write abou...
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Ben Burgis is a philosophy instructor, a columnist for Jacobin magazine, and a semi-regular opinion writer for MSNBC and UnHerd. In the rest of those places, he mostly writes about politics, but here on Substack he mostly writes about philosophy.
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