My apologies about the delay and I do recommend also checking out Richard's Arneson's interesting post on moral luck below, but we are finally able to begin the discussion of Jack Woods's Philosophers' Imprint paper 'Expressivism and Moore's Paradox'. To start things off, here is Teemu […] Read More
Hi all, After an agonizing, frustrating, delay (curse you, Typepad!), I hope you'll all join me in welcoming Richard Arneson to PEA Soup! Dick is Distinguished Professor, and Valtz Family Chair of Philosophy at UC San Diego. Without further ado, then, I give you […] Read More
Just a quick reminder that on Thursday the 22nd of May we'll start the online discussion on Jack Woods's wonderful Philosophers' Imprint article "Expressivism and Moore's Paradox" (please follow the link in the title to the article itself) here at Pea Soup. This discussion will begin […] 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 join us!
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” on Friday, June 6, from 11 to 6. See below the fold for more details.
Southampton will be hosting two workshops in June. On Friday 13th June, there will be a workshop on Epistemic and Practical Normativity. On Wednesday 18th June, there will be a workshop on Taking Pregnancy Seriously in Ethics and Epistemology. See below the fold for more details.
We are very pleased to now begin our announced Ethics discussion of Jennifer Hawkins' piece, “Well-Being, Time, and Dementia." Here is Valerie Tiberius' critical précis to kick off the discussion, posted below the fold. Thanks in advance to everyone who participates, and we're looking forward to it being a great discussion! ———————————————————————————————
Just a quick reminder that we'll be featuring Jennifer Hawkins' piece, “Well-Being, Time, and Dementia," published in Ethics, tomorrow Monday May 5th. Stay tuned for Valerie Tiberius' critical précis to open the discussion!
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 ideally virtuous, or of what it is for someone to think in an ideally rational way, or of what it […] Read More