Richard’s Substack
Richard PettigrewMy personal Substack. I write here about the parts of philosophy I'm thinking about. Currently, I'm thinking more & more about political philosophy, but for the past decade I've worked in epistemology and rational choice theory, so that will come up too!
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Leif Wenar's criticisms of effective altruism
Last week, Leif Wenar, a professor of philosophy at Stanford University, wrote a critique of effective altruism in Wired magazine. One of his complaints is that the charity evaluator websites, such as GiveWell, which sit at the heart of the...
Thoughts on current research in analytic philosophy
In the year 2024, 140 years after Frege’s Grundlagen, almost 100 years after Carnap’s Aufbau, and 85 years after Stebbing’s Thinking, in what state do we find the research produced in academic analytic philosophy? As I’ve said before, I thi...
Schurz on the problem of induction
Optimality Justifications, recently published by OUP, is the culmination of a research programme that Gerhard Schurz has pursued for a little over fifteen years. At its heart is a novel argument for reasoning by induction; or, more precisel...
Rabinowicz and Strömberg on Hare's universalizability argument for utilitarianism
Recently, I wrote up some thoughts about how we might give a contractualist argument for either utilitarianism or prioritarianism. The rough idea is this: For the contractualist, the moral value of a world in which welfare is distributed ac...
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Professor of Philosophy at the University of Bristol. Writing about uncertainty, accuracy, choice, transformative experience, risk, choosing for others...
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