Philosophy News
“Young men should prove theorems,” a mentor told a young Freeman Dyson. “Old men should write books.” Now 94, Dyson is following that advice
21. April 2018
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Algorithms and the end of taste. Taste is a moral capacity, an ability to recognize truth and beauty. It was once a human quality. Now it's a digital product
21. April 2018
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Moving to Miami!
20. April 2018
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Contractualism
20. April 2018
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“Poetry makes nothing happen,” thought Auden. But properly understood, books are a type of magic: “To write is to sell a ticket to escape, not from the truth but into it.”
20. April 2018
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The artist the public loved and the critics loved to hate. Who but Leonard Bernstein would begin a New York Philharmonic performance by singing the Kinks?
20. April 2018
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Kant and the Question of Theology
20. April 2018
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“Hollywood is corrupting the language,” sniffed the Telegraph. But British culture doesn't need saving from the Americans. English is thriving, and all the better for its new imports
20. April 2018
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Peirce's Speculative Grammar: Logic as Semiotics
19. April 2018
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The political intrigue, the horseback escape from arrest, the serial cheating — Pablo Neruda’s life was meant for telling. So how does a new biography fall flat?
19. April 2018
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Recent Books in Philosophy
Check out some of the latest books being published in philosophy
in various fields and disciplines.
Radical Skepticism and the Shadow of DoubtEli HirschPublished 2017-12-28 | Bloomsbury AcademicRead Reviews
Formal Epistemology and Cartesian SkepticismTomoji ShogenjiPublished 2017-11-30 | RoutledgeRead Reviews
Philosophy Within Its Proper BoundsEdouard MacheryPublished 2017-10-10 | Oxford University PressRead Reviews