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Overlapping Consensus or Marketplace of Religions? Rawls and Smith
Philosophia (United States) - Tập 40 - Trang 223-236 - 2012
In this paper, I examine the claim that Rawls’s overlapping consensus is too narrow to allow most mainstream religions’ participation in political discourse. I do so by asking whether religious exclusion is a consequence of belief or action, using conversion as a paradigm case. After concluding that this objection to Rawls is, in fact, defensible, and that the overlapping consensus excludes both r...... hiện toàn bộ
Physical Causal Closure and Non-Coincidental Mental Causation
Philosophia (United States) - Tập 42 Số 1 - Trang 201-207 - 2014
Sellarsian Behaviorism, Davidsonian Interpretivism, and First Person Authority
Philosophia (United States) - Tập 42 - Trang 433-456 - 2013
Roughly, behaviorist accounts of self-knowledge hold that first persons acquire knowledge of their own minds in just the same way other persons do: by means of behavioral evidence. One obvious problem for such accounts is that the fail to explain the great asymmetry between the authority of first person as opposed to other person attributions of thoughts and other mental states and events. Another...... hiện toàn bộ
Do MacDonald and MacDonald Solve the Problem of Mental Causal Relevance?
Philosophia (United States) - Tập 41 - Trang 1149-1158 - 2013
Ever since Davidson first articulated and defended anomalous monism, nonreductive physicalists have struggled with the problem of mental causation. Considerations about the causal closure of the physical domain and related principles about exclusion make it very difficult to maintain the distinctness of mental and physical properties while securing a causal role for the former. Recently, philosoph...... hiện toàn bộ
Imitation of Affects and Mirror Neurons: Exploring Empathy in Spinoza’s Theory and Contemporary Neuroscience
Philosophia (United States) - Tập 45 - Trang 1007-1017 - 2017
In Spinoza’s philosophy affects illustrate the way human beings interact with each other and the world, where the necessary meetings with other particular things define their being and its expressions. Most human beings don’t know themselves, are not conscious of their affects and, even less, do they know what the affects of others are. Although, they are by their definition as particular things o...... hiện toàn bộ
Having Fun with the Periodic Table: A Counterexample to Rea’s Definition of Pornography
Philosophia (United States) - Tập 36 - Trang 233-236 - 2007
In a paper from 2001, Michael C. Rea considers the question of what pornography is. First, he examines a number of existing definitions of ‘pornography’ and after having rejected them all, he goes on to present his own preferred definition. In this short paper, I suggest a counterexample to Rea’s definition. In particular, I suggest that there is something that, on the one hand, is pornography acc...... hiện toàn bộ
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