Philosophy in Progress
William F. VallicellaPhilosophy both narrowly and broadly construed
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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...
Socialized Medicine
A government big enough and powerful enough to control health care delivery will be in an excellent position to demand ‘appropriate’ behavior from its citizens -- and to enforce its demand. Suppose you enjoy risky sports such as motorcyclin...
Is New Jersey an Artifact?
We are makers. We make some things physically, other things conceptually. If I hanker after an ‘early undergraduate’ bookshelf, I fabricate it from bricks and boards. But I also make poems, puns, blog posts, and taxonomies. We undoubtedly h...
Islam and the Perils of Psychological Projection
I have found that it is dangerous to assume that others are essentially like oneself.
Psychologists speak of projection. To project is to offload into others one’s own attitudes, beliefs, motivations, fears, emotions, desires, values, and...
Acting with Others versus Talking with Others
An excellent insight from Alain’s essay, “The Ills of Others”:
To act with others is always good; to talk with others for the sake of talking, complaining, and recriminating, is one of the greatest scourges on earth . . . . (Alain on Hap...
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Philosopher retired from teaching but not from philosophy. Numerous publications. See PhilPapers for publication list.
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