Philosophy in Progress
William F. VallicellaPhilosophy both narrowly and broadly construed
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The Overeducated
I once had a graduate student with whom I became friends. Ned Flynn, to give him a name, one day told me that after he finished high school he wanted to follow in his father’s footsteps and get a job with the railroad. His mother, however,...
Soul as Homunculus
The following quotation is reproduced verbatim from Michael Gilleland’s classics blog, Laudator Temporis Acti:
Augustine, Sermons 241.2 (Patrologia Latina, vol. 38, col. 1134; tr. Edmund Hill):
They could see their bodies, they couldn’t...
Are Burden-of-Proof Considerations Relevant in Philosophy?
1. The question this article raises is whether it is at all useful to speak of burden of proof (BOP) in dialectical situations in which there are no agreed-upon rules of procedure that are constitutive of the ‘game’ played within the diale...
Trump’s Space Force
“I will not weaponize space,” said Barack Obama while a candidate in 2008. That empty promise came too late, and is irresponsible to boot: if our weapons are not there, theirs will be.
Some warn of the militarization of space as if it has...
The Joys of Philosophy and its Value
1. There is the sheer intellectual pleasure that some of us derive from thinking and writing about philosophy and its problems. The strangeness of the ordinary entrances us and we find disciplined wondering about it deeply satisfying. We h...
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Philosopher retired from teaching but not from philosophy. Numerous publications. See PhilPapers for publication list.
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