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The principle of explosion
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The appeal to emotion fallacy
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You don’t need an identity
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What is truth? - Perspectives from Buddhism
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If the age-old theory of soulmates is but a theory, why are so many inclined to believe in it?
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The fact/opinion distinction
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What is truth?
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Cancel Culture & Critical Race Theory
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Semantics and understanding
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The end of analytic philosophy
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The Argument Clinic and introduction to philosophy
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The Machine - A webcomic about consciousness, identity and teleportation
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A theory of creepiness
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A century ago Ludwig Wittgenstein changed philosophy for ever
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Qualia
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For Leo Strauss, public life was muddied by opinion and persecution, so philosophers should shield their work from view
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Introducing the pervert’s dilemma: A contribution to the critique of deepfake pornography
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Why study philosophy?
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What is existentialism? Three core principles of existentialist philosophy
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Creeps and creepiness
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Graham Oppy & Luke Wybranczyk - Naturalism - Its virtues and vices
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Spirited Away meets Heidegger: We killed the gods with technology
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Nothingness (Why is there something rather than nothing?)
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Holes
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Bertrand Russell’s ‘scientific’ philosophy was a bulwark against nationalism
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Happiness
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The existence of God and the beginning of the universe
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Impossible Worlds
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The Paradox of Fiction
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The Hume paradox: How great philosophy leads to dismal politics
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How to disagree
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Thinking and Being
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Political Epistemology
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What predicts professional philosophers’ views?
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The clockwork universe: A growing chorus of scientists and philosophers argue that free will does not exist
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Albert Camus’ The Plague
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Extraversion, happiness, and the pandemic
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The problem of other minds: The aesthetic solution
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I don't trust police testimony. Is it ethical for me to lie to get on a jury?
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Capital punishment (and prison abolition)
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The limits of argument — why rational debate doesn’t often change minds
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Is truth binary?
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What is it like to work as a philosopher in South Korea?
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Bertrand Russell on thinking
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Sarah Moss wins the American Philosophical Association's 2020 Sanders Book Prize for her book, 'Probabilistic Knowledge'
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What does "performative" mean?
Judith Butler has some influential pieces that talk about performative or performativity. I see online lots of people seem to think there's no difference between "performance" and "performative"....
Judith Butler has some influential pieces that talk about performative or performativity.
I see online lots of people seem to think there's no difference between "performance" and "performative".
So, in philosophy, what do theyean when they say performative?
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Technological stagnation
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Bullshit and truthlikeness
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To be a responsible citizen today, it is not enough to be reasonable
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