Happy Monday, readers!
Just arrived in Robbins last Friday: the latest issues of Inquiry and Philosophy and Phenomenological Research. Here are the Tables of Contents for the respective journals:
- “Wittgenstein, Ethics and Basic Moral Certainty,” Nigel Pleasants
- “Fichte’s Fictions Revisited,” Benjamin D. Crowe
- “Personal Identity as a Task,” Sophia Vasalou
- “The Myth of the Metaphysical Circle: An Analysis of the Contemporary Crisis of the Critique of Metaphysics,” Herbert De Vriese
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 77(1) July 2008
Articles
- “The Virtue of Practical Rationality,” Sigrún Svavarsdóttir
- “Internalist Foundationalism and the Problem of the Epistemic Regress,” José L. Zalabardo
- “A Functionalist Theory of Properties,” Ann Whittle
- “Is Locke’s Theory of Knowledge Inconsistent?,” Samuel C. Rickless
- “Why Be an Anti-Individualist?,” Laura Schroeter
Discussions
- “A Hard-line Reply to Pereboom’s Four-Case Manipulation Argument,” Michael McKenna
- “A Hard-line Reply to the Multiple-Case Manipulation Argument,” Derk Pereboom
- “Comments on Woodward, Making Things Happen,” Michael Strevens
- “Response to Strevens,” Jim Woodward
Book Symposium
The Evolution of Morality
- “Preçis of The Evolution of Morality,” Richard Joyce
- “Acquired Moral Truths,” Jesse Prinz
- “Some Questions About The Evolution of Morality,” Stephen Stich
- “Evolution and the Possibility of Moral Realism,” Peter Carruthers, Scott M. James
- “Replies,” Richard Joyce
Review Essay
- “Review Essay on Sami Pihlström’s Solipsism: History, Critique, and Relevance,” Richard Schantz
Critical Notices
- Epistemic Luck, reviewed by Jonathan Kvanvig
- The Affirmation of Life: Nietzsche On Overcoming Nihilism, reviewed by Robert Pippin
- Against Coherence: Truth, Probability, and Justification, reviewed by Tomoji Shogenji