Filozofie@posterous

• Filozofické reakcie na Francúzsku revolúciu (konference, 09/2012, Nitra)
• Ľudská prirodzenosť (konference, 10/2012, Smolenice)
• Filosof(ie) a žena (divadlo, 05/2012, Brno)
• Kritika v kultuře a civilizaci (diskuse, 05/2012, Praha)
• VIII. platónské symposium (CfP, 11/2012, Praha)

• Fictive Utterance, Fictional Works & Fictional Narratives (přednáška, 04/2012, Praha)
• Europa Humanistica (konference, 04/2012, Praha)
• Bůh ve filosofické tradici (kolokvium. 04/2012, Praha)
• prof. Herbert Blau (setkání, 04/2012, Praha)
• Leviathan (divadlo, 03/2012, Praha)
• Jazyk a problém kódovací tabulky (přednáška, 03/2012, Brno)
• Bertrand Russell (seminář, 05/2012, Plzeň)
• Hannah Arendtová o revoluci (CfP, 05/2012, Praha)
• Gaston Bachelard (workshop, 04/2012, Praha)
• Vědecká konference doktorských studentů (konference, 05/2012, Olomouc)
• Situovaná věda (konference, 09/2012, Ostrava)
• Ernst Mach Workshop (přednáška, 06/2012, Praha)
• Století Alana Turinga (seminář, 03/2012, Plzeň)
• Patočkova korespondence s komeniology (prezentace, 02/2012, Praha)
• Filosofický časopis - konečně reboot?

Filip Tvrdý

• Beliefs about God Across Time and Countries
• Jak být dobrý i bez pánaboha
• Matters of Life and Death
• Does Philosophical Method Rest on a Mistake?
• Dalai Lama: Savior, or Selfish Jerk?

• Can Computers Think?
• Reasons for Invoking God
• Review of "The Meaning of Disgust" by Colin McGinn
• The Super Moon of May 2012
• Brain Hammer
• The Most Astounding Fact
• Why Are Religious Individuals More Obsessional?
• Na palubě Titaniku
• Lacking Control Increases Illusory Pattern Perception
• The Burden of Proof
• Thou Shalt Not Commit Logical Fallacies
• Prejudice as Self-Image Maintenance
• The Desire Disorder in Research on Sexual Orientation in Women
• Intelligence and Homosexuality
• The Part of Cognitive Science That Is Philosophy
• Disgrace: On Marc Hauser
• The Top 20 "General" Philosophy Journals
• Dusting Off the Turing Test
• Bad to the Bone
• God, Today Was Terrible

Jaroslav Polák

• Titanikuje.cz – hledají se záchranné čluny pro neaktivní blogy
• Učebnice šťastného húdú 2.0
• O dvou druzích strachu (úvaha)
• Otevřený dopis pro Bloguje.cz
• Jak jsem přestal kouřit

• Hodný jedovatý had (sen)
• Kvantové efekty a svobodná vůle
• Obchodníci s elektřinou
• Moje spirituální cesty tam a zase zpátky
• Glosa k dnešní demonstraci a svobodě slova

LeiterReports

• Grad Student Questions about Publishing
• In Defense of Romney: "It's just capitalism!"
• In Memoriam: Thompson Clarke (1928-2012)
• 12-year-old banking expert
• Applying to Anglophone PhD Programs from Continental Europe

• On-line philosophy degree (undergraduate) from UNC-Greensboro
• Nussbaum Wins Major Prize from Spain
• Who is harmed by death?
• The Collapse of the Neoliberal System of Higher Education, Part 123
• More entries for the Black Book of Capitalism
• When does a job candidate need to finish the PhD for hiring purposes?
• Four More Philosophers Win ACLS Fellowships for 2012
• More on student debt
• Strauss Whacked
• "Truth, Reason & Democracy"
• Commencement 2012
• Choosing Referees for Papers
• Judge Posner on gay marriage
• Apologies to e-mail correspondents...
• Student Debt in the United States
• Philosophical Theories Explained in Shapes
• Two New Appointments for Birmingham: Spener from Antwerp, Sturgeon from Oxford
• "Faux Philosophy News"
• Arizona Republican Launches Attack on NSF Funding of Political Science Research
• Argentina takes the lead
• Job seeker with one of three letters from MA advisor?
• German Math Department Cancels All Elsevier Subscriptions...
• Pettit, McGeer at Princeton to take up half-time appointments at ANU
• "The Trouble with Black Studies"
• When the ruling class...
• Naomi Schaefer Riley Redux
• Photos of philosophers--submit yours!
• Mad Metaphysics!
• An unflattering portrait of financial "management" at Northern Iowa
• "Brainless storm" blogger Naomi Schaefer Riley dropped by CHE
• Barack Obama, the War President
• Nina Strohminger did not like Colin McGinn's Book
• Are there "expert" moral intuitions?
• Kentucky Derby Winner Owned by former Philosophy Teacher
• Another "Free Speech" Triumph in America
• Nudds from Edinburgh to Warwick
• "Brainless-storm" Naomi Schaefer Riley Strikes Again...
• Secret Service Agents to Get "Ethics" Training, Including Reading Aristotle
• A philosopher defends Krauss
• Two Senior Hires for Manchester: Bayne and Beebee
• An astrophysicist weighs in on Krauss vs. the Philosophers
• "Brain hammer"
• Happy May Day!
• Monkeys like grapes...
• More fun with physicists

Stephen Law

• Why a degree in philosophy may be a better bet than a degree in business
• What is "Character Education"?
• Me on Think Atheist Radio
• Daily Mail and the art of ad hominem
• Gay marriage: three key factors behind voting for bans

• Craig: reason leads to atheism or agnosticism
• Big Questions comment
• Talk on moral and religious education
• Philosophy Poster
• Howthelightgetsin 2012
• Excellent opportunity for undergrads - 3FF
• The War For Children's Minds
• BBC1 Big Questions again
• Liverpool talk May 17th
• EVIDENCE, MIRACLES AND THE EXISTENCE OF JESUS
• PZ Meyers and Sye Bruggencate video
• Quick thought on Dawkins' argument against God
• Oxford University Podcasts
• WLC debate
• The War For Children's Minds
• Some Ways of Defending Theism That Don't Work
• Gig on Tuesday
• Letter from Sanal Edamaruka defence committee
• Religious Freedom and Equality: Emerging Conflicts in North America and Europe
• Article in The Hindu

Virtual Philosopher

• Philosophical Conversations, London 26th May
• Seven Ways of Thinking About Art - Tate Modern
• A Little History of Philosophy
• Free Speech: some online resources
• Picturing Philosophers - National Portrait Gallery, London with Nigel Warburton

• Julian Savulescu on Moral Enhancement
• Picturing Philosophers: Portraits of Thinkers
• Philosophy Bites Makes The Independent's top 100 of Twitter Elite
• Does Politics Need More Philosophy?
• Philosophy Bites Daily
• Free Speech Course: Notes on Session 6
• Free Speech Course: Notes on Session 5
• Nigel Warburton on Everyday Philosophy, The Oxford Playhouse 11th Feb. 2011
• Free Speech Course: Notes on Session 4
• Free Speech Course: Notes on Session 3
• Free Speech Course: Notes on Session 2
• Free Speech: notes and links for course at Free Word Centre
• Sci Foo 2010 Un-Conference at Googleplex
• Philosophy Bites: the book
• Free Speech: An Introduction - Autumn Course

NonSequitur

• Gay demons
• Things that are not equivalent at all, part MMXXI
• Invisible man
• Changing the definition of bigotry
• When the Mob Attacks!

• Follow up
• Bad company
• The debacle of higher education
• Final Exam
• A conventional understanding of facts

Thoughts Arguments and Rants

• Thought
• Philosophy Podcasts
• Bilingualism
• Updates
• Lewis on causation and biff

• Three Bits of News
• Oxford Studies in Metaphysics Prize
• Where are the philosophical baby boomers?
• Games and Knowledge
• Lecture Notes

Argumentics

• The institutional sensitivity of speech
• Theoretical orientations in the study of context
• Philosophers hot and cool
• To be or to be said to be
• Dissolving Meno’s paradox

• CRA
• van Eemeren & Garssen (2008) Controversy and confrontation
• The reasonableness of accusations of unreasonableness (?!)
• Johnstone (1959) Philosophy and argument
• The argumentative theory of Sperber & Mercier
• Soft rules, hard rules
• The myth of saying it scientifically
• Can philosophical argument be valid?
• When “Hello” meets context
• Yu-Gi-Oh!
• Particularities of “philosophical controversy”
• All footnotes to Plato are …
• Backdoor analyticity
• RIP library.nu
• The philosophical basis of rhetoric: a thought experiment (?)
• “Dear Mother and Dad,
• Doing science with thought experiments
• The Good, the Bad and Aristotle
• Trust me, I’m an engineer
• The Fallacy of Making your Fallacy a Mere Blunder?

TΦ101

• Smart Phones as Clickers
• Open Source Internet Translations of Plato
• A New Article On Using Blogs
• The "Boy" Problem
• Saving Time while grading Papers

• Saving Time on Grading Tests
• Using Second Life in Intro Classes
• Students with Asperger's
• New Tech Tools
• Update of Rubrics Section

In Socrates' Wake

• The rational, non-expert student reader
• Teaching Philosophy, 35.2
• Relativism and Psychological Egoism
• "Stop telling students to study for exams"
• The Seven Ages of Teaching

• The Quotable Teacher, installment 18
• 'Animals Disappointed in your College Performance'
• One more time: Grading on 'effort'
• CFP: Philosophy and High Schools
• A nice graphic on argumentative fallacies
• The Halo Effect
• Delbanco on the future of college
• Study strategies revisited
• Getting beyond 'learning styles'
• Late to the game: PowerPoint
• The Quotable Teacher, installment 17
• Women philosophers in social and political philosophy
• Addressing the pessimistic student objectivist
• Laptop policies: Getting beyond 'yes or no'
• How to teach independent projects
• IRB Approval of Philosophy Courses?
• The future of teacher education?
• Tittle on non-philosophers teaching applied ethics
• A Wall Street Education
• Department Facebook Page

Andrew Cullison

• Neil “Logic” Feit
• Do Rejected Philosophers Rate Referee Comment Quality Lower?
• Young Philosophers is Back!
• Pencast Test
• Writing a Short Philosophy Paper

• Philosophers on G+
• My Review of John Hick’s “Between Faith and Doubt”
• We Need More Philosophy Summer Camps
• Win the Entire Philosophy Talk Archive
• Sympoze to Crowd Source Peer-Review and Create Open-Access Publications

Feminist Philosophers

• Discussing triggering issues, etc in philosophy classes
• Meat and masculinity
• How to explain white male privilege to geeks
• “Got Women” poster now available
• Men are athletes, women are accessories

• What’s wrong with dying?
• How not to cope with one’s own bias in grading
• Summing it up nicely
• Happy Mother’s Day!
• On Standing One’s Ground

Skepticblog

• Baseball Players and Handedness
• “The Medieval Warm Period was just as warm”—NOT!
• Ghost Box
• The “Tornado in a Junkyard” fallacy
• Atheist Nation

• Is Aura Reading Synaesthesia? Probably Not.
• The Wikapediatrician
• The Borax Man
• News from the oil patch
• Another Cell Phone – Cancer Review

Lemmings

• Man becomes genius after head injury
• Poetry Slam
• Evolution in Biology, the Human Sciences and the Humanities, St. Louis April 26-28
• Promotion and First Book
• Scientists actually read our articles

• New Affiliation
• Talk on Mathematical Savants on Thursday
• Color & Philosophy Conference March 2-3, 2012
• Press Release/Newsletter Article for Publicity (January 23, 2012)
• The Behavioral Economic Revolution
• Good news: we are still ranked nationally
• Eudaimonistic Virtue Epistemology
• Zach Ernst writes about unprincipled denial of tenure
• Dan Ariely on our buggy moral code
• Seeing as a Non-Sensory Relation: The Case from Synesthesia and Visual Imagery
• Center for Neurodynamics
• Non-Visual Consciousness and Visual Images in Blindsight
• Interesting very short video of famous people's failures
• Free Access to Erkenntnis Articles
• St. Louis Graduate Conference CFP
• The Epistemology of Perception
• The Ethics of Sex and Love
• Is English Hegemony in Academia Stunting Innovation?
• Go Cards!
• Spring Courses

Clyton Littlejohn

• Why study philosophy?
• Pride Pride
• Two items to note
• Doonesbury on the new abortion laws
• Scepticism about scepticism about moral responsibility

• What should evidentialists say about exculpation and inculpation?
• The evidence for evidentialism is no such thing
• Permissions and probabilities
• The next step in evolution
• 4 Permanent Positions at King's College London
• Undoing evidentialism
• Happy Thanksgiving
• On what it's like
• Open Letter to Chancellors and Presidents of American Universities from Your Faculty
• Brutal responses to student protests
• Oops.
• Can't you hear me knocking?
• Indexing with Word - What to do when it all goes wrong
• Archers, abilities, beliefs, etc...
• When will we learn that there is more to propriety than truth?
• In which Perry stabs the Discovery Institute in the back
• On the evils of vasectomies
• Beckwith on Thomson on Abortion
• Post #667
• On the factivity of reasons and justification

The Splintered Mind

• Can a Rat Walk Down "Memory" Lane?
• On the Epistemic Status of Deathbed Regrets
• Second Annual "Experiment Month" Initiative
• Twilight of the (Scientific) Gods?
• Grounds for Dream Skepticism

• Martian Rabbit Superorganisms, Yeah!
• Adolf Eichmann, Hannah Arendt, Stanley Milgram, and King Xuan of Qi
• Bleg: Statements of Purpose / Personal Statements
• How Much Should You Care about How You Feel in Your Dreams?
• Steven Pinker: "Wow, How Awesome We Liberal Intellectuals Are!"
• On Whether the Job of an Ethicist Is Only to Theorize about Morality, Not to Be Moral
• On Whether the Rich Are Jerks
• Why Tononi Should Think That the United States Is Conscious
• Final Call for Papers: Consciousness and Moral Cognition
• Ethicists No More Likely Than Non-Ethicists to Pay Their Registration Fees at APA Meetings
• Women's Roles in APA Meetings
• Cohen, Dennett, and Humphrey
• Why Humphrey Should Think That the United States Is Conscious
• The Instability of Professional Philosophers' Endorsement of the Famous "Doctrine of the Double Effect"
• Cohen and Dennett on Reportability and Consciousness
• Experimental Philosophy Institute 2012
• New Blog on the Philosophy of Cosmology
• Faux Philosophy News
• 4th Online Consciousness Conference
• Why Dretske Should Think That the United States Is Conscious

Certain Doubts

• Experiment Month Two
• Why do we recognize induction as a category?
• Purdue Conference on the Epistemology of Moral and Religious Belief
• Defeating Defeaters
• Philosopher’s Carnival #141

• On the women-friendliness of epistemology: a challenge
• Latest Issue of IJSS
• Field on Attitudinalism
• Informal Logic and Critical Thinking Essay Prize
• Dogmatism vs Bayesianism: Why Should Bayesianism Win?

Novinky@sep

• Nishida Kitarō
• Proclus
• Japanese Confucian Philosophy
• The Value of Knowledge
• Recursive Functions

• Schema
• Schopenhauer's Aesthetics
• The Biological Notion of Self and Non-self
• Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy
• Formal Learning Theory
• Toleration
• Ikhwân al-Safâ’
• Private Language
• Philosophy of Mathematics
• Paradoxes and Contemporary Logic

Novinky@iep

• Mill’s Ethics
• Yoga Sūtras of Patañjali
• Later Wittgenstein’s Philosophy of Mathematics
• Aesthetic Attitude
• Modal Metaphysics

• Hard Problem of Consciousness
• Renaissance Philosophy
• Pluralist Theories of Truth
• Sen’s Capability Approach
• German Idealism

TPM: The Philosophers' Magazine

• A Darwinian Approach to Moral Philosophy
• All due respect - “Reasonable Atheism” by Aikin and Talisse reviewed
• Leo Strauss proved wrong about Plato
• Imagine that
• Finding inspiration in Hume

• The Skeptic
• Hacker ethics
• Sure of your self?
• Great books
• David Hume’s impact on causation

Blok@ffmu

• Filosofické divadlo v metodologické kavárně
• Koláče za práci
• přednáška Sémantika vlastních jmen ve fikci
• Vzdělání není byznys (pokud za něj musím platit)
• Leviathan + Leviathan = divadelní koč na Akademii

Aktuality@flu

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• 07.05.2012Poptávkové řízení na vytvoření nového webu FLÚ
• 03.05.2012Přednáška J. A. Komenský a Valentin Weigel
• 26.04.2012Čtvrteční seminář CTS: Jak staří otcové přišli na ekliptiku...

• 23.04.2012Čtvrteční seminář CTS: Jak přežít s málem a ještě z toho uvařit
• 13.04.2012Mezinárodní konference Europa Humanistica
• 05.04.2012Čtvrteční seminář CTS s Petrem Weissem
• 09.03.2012Přednáška Jana Čížka Johann Heinrich Alsted - prostředník mezi Franceskem
• 14.11.2011Veřejné výběrové řízení na obsazení funkce ředitele Filosofického
• 29.02.2012Cyklus Trattenbach-Jilská: Hume, filosof tří tváří

Philosophers Digest

• “Public Reasons for Private Vows: A Response to Gilboa” Jeremy Garrett
• “Same-Sex Marriage in a Liberal Democracy: Between Rejection and Recognition” David Gilboa
• “Seeing Reasons” Jennifer Church
• Philosophers Facing Phenomenal Consciousness, Online

• “Honest Illusion: Valuing for Nietzsche’s Free Spirits” Nadeem J. Z. Hussain
• “Knowledge ascriptions and the psychological consequences of thinking about error,” Jennifer Nagel
• “Well-Being and Virtue” Daniel Haybron
• “Marriage Unhitched From the State: A Defense” Jeremy Garrett
• “Constitution of No Authority: Spoonerian Reflections” Gerard Casey
• “Happiness, the Self, and Human Flourishing,” Daniel Haybron

Philosophy of Sport

• Temperance and Sport
• Sport and Artificial Intelligence
• 2012 IAPS Conference - Call for Papers
• Youth Soccer: Club or School?
• Brooks on "The Jeremy Lin Problem"

• Trash-talking, Racism & Football
• Philosophy of Linsanity
• Distinguishing the individual and the athlete: cheerleading, sexual assault and drink-driving
• In Defense of Philosophy of Sport
• CFA: Sport Studies Symposium
• Death to the scoreboard.
• Hope, Socccer, and Haiti
• Are College Sports a Sham?
• Sport for the Common Good
• Life After the NFL
• Fantasy Football
• Philosophy and the Sports Fan
• Call for Abstracts: The Society for the Study of Philosophy and the Martial Arts
• The Sex Test
• Viewpoint: Is professionalism bad for sport?
• IAPS @ Central APA: Call for Abstracts
• Brain damage in sport
• New blog
• Respect for Opponents and the Postgame Handshake
• Call for Papers

It's Only A Theory

• Report from the Consilience conference, part III
• Report from the Consilience conference, part II
• Report from the Consilience conference, part I
• Lawrence Krauss: another physicist with an anti-philosophy complex
• Debunking The Myth of the Vacuity of Ceteris Paribus Clauses

• Job: Lecturer - History and Philosophy of Science (UCL)
• Job: Research Professorship - Logic and Philosophy of Science (Calgary)
• Job: VAP - Philosophy of Science (Virginia Tech)
• New Philosophy of Cosmology Blog!
• A worry about arguments for values in science
• Philosophy of science as it was taught to John Rawls
• Stereotypes about Philosophy
• Workshop: Objects, Kinds and Mechanisms in Biology (Leeds, April 2012)
• Tracking Azzouni
• Job: Postdoc in Logic and/or Philosophy of Science (Calgary)
• CFP: Science-Policy Interactions and Social Values
• CfP: Workshop on Theoretical Virtues in Theory-Choice
• Templeton Foundation Funding Opportunities
• Radical reform for peer review?
• CFP: Special Issue of the *Journal for General Philosophy of Science* on Climate Science.
• Title bout, round two
• And the Winner of the 2011 (Unofficial) IOAT Readers' Choice Book Award is...
• Should the Lakatos Award Have Been Awarded?
• Sorry, Catarina!

Experimental Philosophy

• Experimental Philosophers Hired this Year
• Does philosophical method rest on a mistake?
• A Profession-Wide Invitation
• Reversing the Knobe Effect with Alternate Saliencing
• Joshua Alexander's Experimental Philosophy

• Gettierized Knobe Effects
• Replication problems in Experimental Philosophy of Free Will
• Free Will and Consciousness: Experimental Studies
• "Experimental Philosophy and its Critics" out now
• Experiment Month: Round Two
• Table of Contents for Special XPhi Issue of The Monist
• 2nd CFA: Intuitions, Experiments and Philosophy
• Judgments about Free Will and Determinism in patients with emotional deficits...
• CFP: Buffalo Experimental Philosophy Conference
• Upcoming Moral Psychology and Poverty Alleviation Conference at Yale University
• Ethicists No More Likely Than Non-Ethicists to Pay Their Registration Fees at APA Meetings
• Intentions: Philosophical and Empirical Issues
• Arvan Follow-up Study on Conservatism and Dark Triad Personality Traits
• Upcoming MERG mini-conference at NYU
• The Instability of Professional Philosophers' Endorsement of the Famous "Doctrine of the Double Effect"