Philosophy in Progress
William F. VallicellaPhilosophy both narrowly and broadly construed
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Kenny, Geach, and the Perils of Reading Frege into Aquinas
(Written 23 December 2013)
I have been studying Anthony Kenny, Aquinas on Being (Oxford 2002). I cannot report that I find it particularly illuminating. I am troubled by the reading back of Fregean doctrines into Aquinas, in particular in...
Two Assurances of Religion
Karl Britton, in Philosophy and the Meaning of Life, writes:
Religion tries to provide two great assurances: that there is an absolute good and bad in the world at large, and that the absolute good has power. (Cambridge UP, 1969, p. 192...
Dark Nietzschean Thoughts
The serious thinker is self-critical: his examination of life, without which his life is not worth living, is a self-examination, even unto a painful thinking against himself. He has the courage to entertain, which is not to say endorse, da...
John Locke on the Right to Self-Defense
There are natural rights, rights not conferred by governments. Among these is the natural right to life. This right of ours entails in others a moral obligation not to harm us. The underlying principle here is the correlativity of rights an...
Weil's Wager
Simone Weil
An intriguing argument
In her New York Notebook from 1942, Simone Weil presents an argument which she claims “…is greatly preferable to Pascal’s wager.”[i] One of her commentators agrees, finding her argument “obviously both m...
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Philosopher retired from teaching but not from philosophy. Numerous publications. See PhilPapers for publication list.
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