Thanks so much for inviting me to contribute today! Recently, I’ve been thinking about the relationship between different kinds of ignorance and moral blameworthiness. I’m […] Read More
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I am glad to announce that, after a summer hiatus, PEA Soup is starting up the Featured Philosophers series again. Tomorrow, I will be adding […] Read More
In my previous post, I argued that there are state-given reasons not to believe certain propositions. In this post, I shall argue that there are […] Read More
The full schedule for the Second Annual Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy Workshop, to be held in Columbia, Missouri September 5-7, can be found below […] Read More
Ergo is a general, open access philosophy journal accepting submissions on all philosophical topics and from all philosophical traditions. This includes, among other things: history of […] Read More
Hi all, Just a reminder that this Monday will feature a guest post by Richard Arneson in our Featured Philosophers section. Hope you'll all […] Read More
Manuscript Workshop Announcement: A. J. Julius, “Reconstruction” The University of Toronto Centre for Ethics will be hosting a workshop on A. J. Julius’s manuscript “Reconstruction” […] Read More
In many of the normative and evaluative branches of philosophy, philosophers have devised “ideal theories”—e.g. theories of what it is for an agent to be […] Read More
Can be found here. Looks very interesting.