Philosophy in Progress
William F. VallicellaPhilosophy both narrowly and broadly construed
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Political Convictions
THE FIRST OBLIGATION OF GOVERNMENT
The main obligation of a government is to protect and serve the citizens of the country of which it is the government. It is a further question whether it has obligations to protect and benefit the citize...
Ethnic Nationalism, Civic Nationalism, and Immigration
There is a distinction between ethnic and civic nationalism. The former is rooted in blood and soil, language and tradition, the particular. The latter is based on ideas and propositions that purport to be of universal validity. American na...
When I Recall my Moral Failures . . .
a) My strict numerical identity over time. When I regret what I did, I regret what I did, not what some other person did, and not what some earlier temporal part of me did. The fact that the passage of time does not lessen my sense of guilt...
Against 'Equity'
‘Diversity’ and ‘inclusion’ have legitimate uses, but ‘equity’ as used by leftists is a mis-begotten coinage.
‘Equity’ sounds good and so people are thoughtlessly for it. It is like ‘social justice’ in this respect. They don’t realize that...
Conservatives, Liberals, and Happiness
It turns out that conservatives are happier than liberals. But why?
Conservative explanation. Marriage and religious faith are conducive to happiness. More conservatives are married than liberals, and more practice a religion. Ergo, conser...
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Philosopher retired from teaching but not from philosophy. Numerous publications. See PhilPapers for publication list.
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