Filozofie@posterous

• Vyšel Pro-Fil 2010/1
• Periodická tabulka nesmyslů
• Hradecké filozofické dny (9/2010)
• The 24 Types of Libertarian
• Metaphysics (7/2010)

• Demokracie jako hodnota a problém (10/2010)
• Filosofie Dnes 2010/1
• Půl asistenta na KFSV FF UHK
• Evropský festival filosofie 2010
• CfP: Hradecké Filosofické Dny
• Philosophical Powers
• CfP: Odkaz Jaroslavy Peškové (24/2/2011)
• Hippias Větší, call for papers (12/11)
• Filozofické divadlo
• Filosof jako zoon politikon (7/5)
• Propoziční postoje revidovány – Volná maňásková adaptace
• Jean Caravolas: Komenský (26/4)
• Welsch a Taureck v Brně
• Smolenice: identita a diferencia (13/9)
• vyšla Aluze (3/2009)

Filip Tvrdý

• Oliver Sacks on Vision, His Next Book, and Surviving Cancer
• A Rush to Moral Judgment
• Religious Outlier
• Modern Science Map
• Does Your Language Shape How You Think?

• Your Move: The Maze of Free Will
• Ray Kurzweil Does Not Understand the Brain
• Creating Social Connection Through Inferential Reproduction
• Scientists Square Off on Evolutionary Value of Helping Relatives
• On Experimental Philosophy
• E. O. Wilson Proposes New Theory of Social Evolution
• Harvard Researcher May Have Fabricated Data
• Broken Hearts and Obsession
• The Moral Landscape: Q & A
• Wiccans v. Creationists
• Philosophy's New Take on Old Problems
• Experimental Philosophy and Its Critics, Part 2
• Action and Contemplation
• Philosophers' Annual: Ten Best Papers of 2009
• Enlightenment
• Harvard Dean Confirms Misconduct in Hauser Investigation
• E=mc2? Not on Conservapedia
• Document Sheds Light on Investigation at Harvard
• Otto Neurath
• Politizace rozumu, nebo jeho depolitizace?

Jaroslav Polák

• Bernard Noël: Hrad oběti (recenze)
• Sčítání lidu a národnost
• Novoslovienskij Jazyk
• Wolos: Perspektivy slovanské magie
• Dávný Obyčej – Sborník 2010 (recenze)

• Otherkin
• Kristus a Antikrist (satanská ceremonie a rituál)
• Půlnoční království (glosa)
• Procházka strašidelnou ulicí
• Banalita

LeiterReports

• Philosopher of Religion Keith Parsons Calls It Quits
• Philosophy Calls for Papers and Conference Announcements
• Memorial Conferences in Honor of Paul Hoffman (UC Riverside) and Nelson Pike (UC Irvine)
• Labor Day in the United States
• Whatever happened to "Dadahead"?

• What's going on at Buffalo?
• Vote for your favorite philosophy posts...
• Philosophy TV is Here!
• "Legal Formalism and Legal Realism: What is the Issue?"
• Thu, 2 Sep 2010, 10:23 PM // leiterreports.typepad.com">Right-Wing Craziness about "Accountability" Will Destroy Texas A&M University
• New Philosopher' Carnival is...
• What Obama Might Have More Accurately Said About the Criminal War of Aggression Against Iraq
• If you're living in Canada...
• Want to Rule Britain?
• 14 Tenured Professors at Southern Mississippi To Be Terminated
• Signs of the Apocaplyse in America, Part 248
• More Trouble for the University of California: 20 Billion Dollar Pension Fund Shortfall
• Signs of the Apocalypse in America, Part 247
• Triumph for Academic Freedom (and the Rule of Law) in Virginia
• Advertising on the Blog
• Transferring PhD Programs Twice?
• Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, please meet Ovadia Yosef
• When it comes to cuisine in Hyde Park, one must live without hope...
• The Hauser Scandal Cont.: Possible Data Fabrication?
• Blast from the past
• Friday Poem: "Good Evening"
• The Neoliberal Paradigm and the Gradual Erosion of "Public" Higher Education
• Dept. of Philosophy & Religion at U of Southern Mississippi Under Attack
• The Rise of For-Profit Colleges
• Good Open Letter to American Jewish Leaders about the Islamic Community Center in Manhattan...
• Your ruling class at work
• The NY Times "Moderates" Comments?
• Breaking News: The National Research Council Report on Doctoral Programs Circa 2005 Will be Released on September 28, 2010
• Prize for Philosophy Blogging
• "Does your mother know you're on the Internet?" The Case of Robert Ginns
• Hazlett from Fordham to Edinburgh
• How often are papers picked by "The Philosophers' Annual" cited?
• Mercat a la Planxa, Chicago
• "All Things Shining"
• Philosopher Corvino Whacks Journalist Douthat
• Harvard Confirms That It Found Hauser Responsible for 8 Instances of "Scientific Misconduct"
• In Memoriam: Ian Mueller (1938-2010)
• More Details on the Alleged Research Misconduct by Marc Hauser
• For Chicago Students: Next Year's Teaching
• "Philosophy's New Take on Old Problems"
• Which Philosophy Departments are in "Social Science" Divisions or Colleges?
• The rare "ad misericordiam" fallacy strikes!
• More fun with Columbia's Tenure-Bashing Mark C. Taylor
• The Real Ethical Scandal in Congress
• Deformations of Democracy Watch, Part 918

Stephen Law

• Get a sense of perspective....
• Chapter of book - for comments
• God redundant says Hawking
• The Tapescrew Letters
• Feser's criticism

• The appeal to "prior commitments" or "presuppositions" re. theism
• The Third Wave
• My Children's Event, Edinburgh Lit. Festival 29th August
• The Tapescrew Letters - letter one
• Interview.
• Plantinga on evolution and naturalism
• Drumming
• Chris Hallquist's book
• Science vids
• Intro to book (part 1) new draft
• Logo Competition
• Jazz drumming Sunday evening
• Jesus paper published
• Did George Osborne switch from PPE to Modern History because he found economics too hard?
• Intelligent design and the unexplained analogy
• Homeopathy sketch
• Top Philosophy Blog, apparently...
• Alan Bennet's "The sermon" (Beyond the fringe)
• Via Ferrata - black and white film
• Via Ferrata in Italy

Virtual Philosopher

• Sci Foo 2010 Un-Conference at Googleplex
• Philosophy Bites: the book
• Free Speech: An Introduction - Autumn Course
• Speciesism and the Revival of the Animal Rights Movement
• Nigel Warburton on Deciding How to Live - a video interview

• Humanism, Philosophy and the Arts, conference 26th June
• Addiction: Nigel Warburton interviews Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Julian Savulescu
• Philosophy Bites: the book
• Julian Savulescu discussing Craig Venter's synthetic bacterium
• Philosophers Football - Match Report from the Ref.
• Index on Censorship - guest blogging on Free Speech
• A History of Western Philosophy in 5 minutes, Saturday 17th April Brixton
• Was Socrates Offside?
• New Book: Philosophy Bites due out August 2010
• Sam Harris on Facts and Values on TED.com
• Free Speech - short talk on Saturday 20th March 5.15 Oxford Literary Festival
• Amartya Sen at DEMOS - 18.30 GMT 15th March 2010
• Bernard-Henri Lévy makes a mistake about the sex life of Immanuel Kant
• On Ageing - an interview for BBC Radio 4's 'You and Yours'
• Links to Podcasts

NonSequitur

• The mosque of pain
• Pile on
• Letters to the editor
• Equivocations, False Analogies, and Racist Stereotypes, Hooray!
• He’s a decent family man and citizen*

• More nutpicking
• Up hill, both ways
• Six Years
• Stop calling us stupid bigots, you arrogant leftist elitists!
• Respect means always having to say you’re sorry

Thoughts Arguments and Rants

• Surveys and Thought Experiments
• What is Stakes-Sensitive?
• Shameless TAR-promotion
• Philosophy in the New York Times
• Evidence and Probability

• Studentship at Leeds
• A Counterexample About Disagreement
• Links, July 16
• Philosophy Compass, Volume 5, Issue 7
• Intuition and Style

Argumentics

• Reference. Part II – Russell’s solution
• Russell’s ‘acquaintance’ and ‘description’
• Reference. Part I – Gottlob Frege
• Rustle your bag. Anxiously. The rest is pragmatics
• Illustrations

• To each his own. How do we theorize on that?
• Ad bacculum – the archetype
• Who’s who: ignoratio elenchi vs. red herring
• Introducing the parascheme. And trying for an explanation.
• The giant non-signers
• Progressivism
• What would artificial James Dean do?
• Dialog Theory for Critical Argumentation
• Frans H. van Eemeren, CADAAD 2008
• Pragma-dialectical objections to Walton’s “dialogue types”
• “On Bullshit”, with H. Frankfurt
• Computing argumentation
• “Willie-nilly”
• Karl Popper’s typology of statements
• What is dialectic?
• Argument as rhetoric and rhetoric as argument? (II)
• The pragmatic lolcat
• The french dialect of pragma-dialectics
• Argument as rhetoric and rhetoric as argument?
• Indirect speech acts

TΦ101

• Good News for DVD Rippers
• Teaching Plato's Euthyphro with Emoticons
• The Most Important Thing You'll Need for Office Hours
• Internet Friendly Translations of Plato
• Cold Souls and The Story of Stuff

• Several things
• A Problem with Writing Instruction
• Another Great New Book on Teaching
• Monte Carlo Quizzes
• Are Women Students More Reluctant to Participate in Class Discussion?

In Socrates' Wake

• Not for Profit, episode 3: "We are creating the Orwellian state!"
• Episode 2: Martha Nussbaum, Gabriel Marcel, and Glenn Beck
• Upcoming schedule: Not for Profit reading group
• Nussbaum's Not for Profit: Episode 1
• One last reminder: Not for Profit discussion starts August 25

• Oh great. Students are studying even less!?
• Online teaching
• Call for Proposals: Teaching Philosophy Session at Central APA, 2011
• But I Want to Save the World Now
• "Hand and brain are cognitively connected": Vocational education in a democracy
• teaching argument mapping
• Would you take this oath?
• The late withdrawing student
• "Teaching Philosophy" Survey
• Coming August 25: Nussbaum's Not for Profit
• Humor Break
• Burke on tenure
• :-> Plato with emoticons :^D
• I want her as my colleague!
• Teaching Philosophy Conference
• Anybody done the Slam?
• Do we 'help' too much?
• Is this e-mail "hate speech"?
• Regular intro vs. intro to ethics
• Waving Bye Bye to Tenure

Andrew Cullison

• Teaching Students About Arguments (My Google Slides)
• Grade Book for Android!
• Critical Review of Lackey’s “Learning from Words”
• Law School Hirings Lean Left?
• Submit to Sympoze from Google Reader

• Sympoze Expanded to All Academia
• A Defense of the No Minimum Response to the Problem of Evil
• Companion to Epistemology Line-up
• Two Papers Accepted for Publication
• Grade Rubric - Demo Version

Feminist Philosophers

• Child Molesting Manual is Legal in US
• “Rape by deception” story was wrong
• Implicit bias on Philosophy TV!
• The Sunday cat approaches the delicate topic
• “The danger of a single story” OR: are philosophers naive?

• Nonparallel experiences
• Childcare at Conferences: talking about it makes a difference!
• In the history of bad ideas for higher ed, this one is a star
• I know I should ignore Palin’s twit, but…
• No gay birds, please!

Skepticblog

• Cabinets of Curiosity:Vampire Killer Kits Pt.II
• Mythbusters: Where Is the Mythbusting?
• Did One or Two Impacts Kill the Dinosaurs?
• IIG Celebrates Ten Years of Independent Investigation
• The War Over “Nice”

• B is for Bradbury
• The Free Exercise of Stupidity Dr. Laura, the Ground Zero Mosque, and the 1st Amendment
• Kurzweil vs Myer on Brain Complexity
• Bulwer Gets His Due
• The Mystery Lights at Sea… Solved

Lemmings

• Call for Commentators CSPA
• G. E. Moore Philosophy Music at Syracuse 2010
• Philosophy Music at Syracuse 2010
• Freelance Writing: FAQ
• Why Men are Never Depressed

• Philosophy Student Reflects on his Weight Loss
• Growing Up
• New Consciousness Paper
• Color Experience in Blindsight?
• There's Something about Mary
• Stupid People Deserve What They Get
• About Color Vision
• Working Your Way Up
• Truths of Existence
• Thomas Knoten's Commencement Speech
• The Unreliability of Eyewitness Testimony: A Case Study
• What Women's Butts Really Look Like
• Life and Work
• Some Announcements
• Are we in control of our own decisions?
• In an Ideal World...
• Stereotypes
• Book Review: The 4-Hour Workweek
• Courses This Fall
• Two Papers

Clyton Littlejohn

• The chart that explains everything!
• Bleg: Non-propositional evidence
• 3 Quarks Daily
• Aquinas, father of socialism
• Oh, CNN

• Out of the armchair and into the arms of Kripkean orthodoxy
• A second look at the defeat principle
• What happens when someone acts for a reason?
• "There is no God!"
• Works
• More objections to E = K
• Like nailing honey to a bee
• The lion will someday get snuggly with a lamb
• Objectivism, Perspectivism, and Contextualism
• Isn't it ironic?
• The correct way to deal with a situation vs. what you ought to do
• Why isn't 50/50 good enough?
• Iceland Update
• Good news!
• Heavy, Ike.
• Epistemic consequentialism (tidied up just a bit)
• One of my favorites
• Nails in the consequentialist coffin?
• Second thoughts on the collapse argument
• Collapse arguments

The Splintered Mind

• Are People Responsible for Acting on Delusions? by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti
• Philosophy TV Launch
• Are Ethicists More Attentive Daughters and Sons?
• Delusions and Action (by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti)
• Philosopher's Annual vs. Philosophical Review

• Delusions and Self-Knowledge (by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti)
• Josh Knobe & Eric Schwitzgebel Chatting about the Moral Behavior of Ethicists
• The Spelunker Illusion
• Can You Believe That You Are Dead? (by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti)
• On the Moral Behavior of Moral Psychology Researchers
• Clinical Delusions: What Are They? (by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti)
• Knowing That P Without Believing That P
• Self-Unconsciousness
• Young Female Philosophers Must Feel Bad About All That Meat They Eat
• Yosemite
• John Stuart Mill on the Value of Moral Disagreement
• The Nature of Attitudes
• Psychology of Philosophy: The Strong Program
• Call for Papers: Workshop on Ethics and Mind at the University of Miami
• The Winner of the Sound-Color Qualia Inversion Contest
• Do Metaethicists Really Behave Worse Than Other Ethicists?
• Do Kantians Really Behave Worse Than Other Ethicists?
• Ethicists' vs Non-Ethicists' Honesty in Questionnaire Responses
• An Opportunity to Collaborate with Psychologists on Experimental Philosophy Research
• Qualia Inversion: Sound and Color (A Contest with a "Valuable Prize"!)

Certain Doubts

• FEW Review
• Epistemology in Edinburgh
• AILACT Essay Prize
• Evidentialism and Its Discontents
• Stanley on Certainty and Possibility

• Turri to Waterloo
• Fumerton on Doxastic Justification and the Role of Epistemologists
• Hazlett to Edinburgh
• An Argument that Jason Stanley is a Contextualist
• Two Arguments that Knowledge Entails Evidential Justification

Novinky@sep

• Ancient Political Philosophy
• Rudolf Hermann Lotze
• Linear Logic
• Introspection
• Charlie Dunbar Broad

• Pufendorf's Moral and Political Philosophy
• Animal Cognition
• Intentionality
• Mind in Indian Buddhist Philosophy
• Hume's Moral Philosophy
• Auguste Comte
• Quantum Entanglement and Information
• Theories of Tort Law
• Paul-Henri Thiry (Baron) d'Holbach
• Leucippus

Novinky@iep

• Social Science, Philosophy of
• Philosophy of Love
• d’Andilly, Angélique de Saint Jean Arnauld
• Time
• Buber, Martin

• Aquinas’ Philosophical Theology
• Virtue Ethics
• What Science Requires of Time
• Gournay, Marie Le Jars de
• Dacier, Anne Le Fèvre

TPM: The Philosophers' Magazine

• September podcast
• Philosophy in the City festival
• Ideas of the century: Speculative realism (21/50)
• Ideas of the century: Meaning grows (20/50)
• Threads

• Ideas of the century: Neurophilosophy (19/50)
• Ideas of the century: The-End-of-Communism Event (18/50)
• Scholars react to “Plato Code” claims
• Ideas of the century: Climate change (17/50)
• Ideas of the century: Scepticism (16/50)

Blok@ffmu

• Cordoba
• No konečně
• Přednáška "Co říkají Humova a Harova teze?" pro nemoc zrušena
• Krize a hodnoty ve Velkém Meziříčí
• Anachronismy v historiografii vědy

Aktuality@flu

• 17.08.2010Filosofický ústav Akademie věd České republiky, veřejná výzkumná
• 12.08.2010Filosofický ústav AV ČR, v. v. i., vypisuje výběrové řízení na obsazení
• 20.07.2010Deutsch-tschechisches Seminar Theorien der Subjektivität, 23.-24. 7. 2010
• 14.07.2010Pozvánka: 2nd Colloquium on the Modalities of the Good

• Info auf Deutsch
• 18.06.2010Pravidelný čtvrteční seminář CTS na téma Genomika, Bio-medicína
• 17.06.2010Mezinárodní konference o české reformaci
• 03.06.2010Výběrové řízení na obsazení pozice doktorandky/doktoranda v Oddělení
• 28.05.2010Přednáška: Ženy Saracénů. Středověké diskuse o polygamii, 4. června
• 25.05.20104. ročník Evropského festivalu filosofie, Velké Meziříčí, 6.-13. června 2010

Philosophers Digest

• “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
• “The Sense of Deity and Begging the Question with Ontological and Cosmological Arguments” Daniel M. Johnson

Philosophy of Sport

• Against Extending the NFL Season
• Ben Cousins went too far, but...
• Cheerleading and Title IX
• Peter Singer on the World Cup
• The Success of Lance Armstrong

• Guest Post: MMA Ban and Economic Hard Times
• Why should Americans Care about the Tour de France?
• FIFA and goal line technology
• Online debate about allowing Performance Enhancing Drugs in sport
• Sport and character
• Sport and Society
• A Robust Definition of a Sport
• Oxford Online Debates: Drugs in sport
• Football/Soccer Lecture at the Royal Society, London
• MLB and Instant Replay
• Soccer and Philosophy, part 1
• What is a sport philosopher?
• "Sportsmanship"?
• Sport and Social Progress
• Philosopher's Football Match
• Ethics and the Ancient Olympics
• Coubertin Olympic Awards Essay Contest
• IAPS Newsletter
• Call for Papers
• NASCAR encouraging crashes?

It's Only A Theory

• Philosophy of statistical mechanics
• Second Young Researchers Days & Workshop on the Relations between Logic, Philosophy and History of Science
• A mainstream economist admits the obvious [told you!]
• Duck and drake clusters
• SEP on ENlightenment

• cfp - Graduate Conference on Philosophy of Science and/or Technology GHENT
• Copernicus at Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
• CFP: METAPHYSICS & THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE CONFERENCE
• Homage to Ian Mueller
• Imagine
• Cat on Neurath
• Epistemic egalitarianism vs epistemic hierarchy
• Ian Mueller RIP
• Bad week
• Integrated History and Philosophy of Science (&HPS3), IU Bloomington, Sept 23-26
• Anjan Chakravartty on Brian Ellis, The Metaphysics of Scientific Realism, 2009,
• Academic altruism
• On being a science warrior
• Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• CfP: Philosophy and Theory in Biology
• Eugenics and Scientific Philosophy
• Sociologist of Science vs the Philosopher of Science
• Call for Papers: HOPOS: The Journal of the International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science
• On Pythagorean structures and Summer musings
• Review of Depth.

Experimental Philosophy

• 2nd Call for Abstracts -- Experimental Philosophy Society
• 3 Quarks Daily and X-Phi
• The Character Project RFP
• CFP Graduate Workshop on Mind & Ethics
• Are Ethicists More Attentive Daughters and Sons?

• Experimental Philosophy Conference and Workshop
• Experimental Philosophy and Its Critics, Part 2
• Is consciousness necessary for moral responsibility?
• Perspective in intentional action attribution
• Sytsma on the folk theory of consciousness
• New “evidence seeking” study supports folk sensitivity to stakes in third-person knowledge attributions--controlling for belief
• Williamson and the Significance of Experimental Philosophy
• Does anyone actually think of surveys as a replacement methodology for the armchair?
• Experimental Philosophy Society -- Call for Abstracts
• X-Phi in the New York Times
• Second special issue of the Review of Philosophy of Psychology
• Eminem and Nietzsche on Experiment Month
• Free Will and Psychological Distance
• Experiment Month: Reminder
• What Metaphors Mean