Phonline Updates http://phonline.org/ Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:57:54 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 Alberto Vanzo, "Sull'interpretazione coerentista della concezione kantiana della verità" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1055 <a href="author.php?keyauth=AlbertoVanzo">Alberto Vanzo</a> Alberto Vanzo, "Kant, Skepticism, and the Comparison Argument" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1054 <a href="author.php?keyauth=AlbertoVanzo">Alberto Vanzo</a> Ralph Wedgwood, "Instrumental Rationality" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1053 <a href="author.php?keyauth=wedgwood">Ralph Wedgwood</a> Ralph Wedgwood, "Intrinsic Values and Reasons for Action" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1052 intrinsic values". Even though these intrinsic values are conceived of in a way that makes them very similar to how they are thought of by consequentialist moral theorists, this conception of reasons for action is designed to leave room for an aggressively anti-consequentialist view, according to which we have no reasons to "promote" these intrinsic values (at least in the consequentialists' sense of "promoting").]]> <a href="author.php?keyauth=wedgwood">Ralph Wedgwood</a> Ralph Wedgwood, "The "Good" and the "Right" Revisited" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1051 <a href="author.php?keyauth=wedgwood">Ralph Wedgwood</a> Richard Heck, "Frege Arithmetic and "Everyday Mathematics"" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1050 <a href="author.php?keyauth=rgheck">Richard Heck</a> Ingo Brigandt, "Philosophy of biology" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1049 <a href="author.php?keyauth=brigandt">Ingo Brigandt</a> Ingo Brigandt, "Natural kinds and concepts: a pragmatist and methodologically naturalistic ... http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1048 <a href="author.php?keyauth=brigandt">Ingo Brigandt</a> Richard Heck, Robert May, "Truth In Frege" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1047 <a href="author.php?keyauth=rgheck">Richard Heck</a>, <a href="author.php?keyauth=rmay">Robert May</a> Richard Heck, George Boolos, "Die Grundlagen der Arithmetik §§82-83" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1046 Die Grundlagen, with special attention to the proof of the existence of successors in §§82-83. Reluctantly and hesitantly, we come to the conclusion that Frege was at least somewhat confused in those two sections and that he cannot be said to have outlined, or even to have intended, any correct proof there. The proof he sketches is in many ways similar to that given in Grundgesetze der Arithmetik, but fidelity to what Frege wrote in Die Grundlagen and in Grundgesetze requires us to reject the charitable suggestion that it was this (beautiful) proof that he had in mind in §§82-83.]]> <a href="author.php?keyauth=rgheck">Richard Heck</a>, George Boolos Ingo Brigandt, "Accounting for Vertebrate Limbs: From Owen’s Homology to Novelty in ... http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1043 <a href="author.php?keyauth=brigandt">Ingo Brigandt</a> Richard Heck, "The Existence (and Non-existence) of Abstract Objects" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1042 <a href="author.php?keyauth=rgheck">Richard Heck</a> Carlo Cellucci, "Knowledge and the Meaning of Human Life" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1041 <a href="author.php?keyauth=cellucci">Carlo Cellucci</a> Ingo Brigandt, "Scientific Reasoning Is Material Inference: Combining Confirmation, ... http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1039 <a href="author.php?keyauth=brigandt">Ingo Brigandt</a> Carlo Cellucci, "The Heuristic View, and the Limitations of Analytic Philosophy" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1038 <a href="author.php?keyauth=cellucci">Carlo Cellucci</a> Ingo Brigandt, "The Epistemic Goal of a Concept: Accounting for the Rationality of ... http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1037 <a href="author.php?keyauth=brigandt">Ingo Brigandt</a> Ingo Brigandt, Robert A. Wilson, Matthew J. ... http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1036 <a href="author.php?keyauth=brigandt">Ingo Brigandt</a>, Robert A. Wilson, Matthew J. Barker Ingo Brigandt, Leandro Assis, "Homology: Homeostatic Property Cluster Kinds in Systematics ... http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1035 <a href="author.php?keyauth=brigandt">Ingo Brigandt</a>, Leandro Assis Ralph Wedgwood, "A Priori Bootstrapping" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1034 a priori justified in believing that we are not in a "sceptical scenario" (e.g. that we are not currently being deceived by the machinations of an evil demon). The upshot is that explaining our justification for this belief is less fundamental than explaining our justification for our fundamental belief-forming practices -- including (most notably) the practice that is here called "taking one's experience at face value". If this is indeed a "primitively rational" belief-forming practice, then it is not hard to explain why (in the absence of defeating evidence of various kinds) we are also a priori justified in believing it to be reliable.]]> <a href="author.php?keyauth=wedgwood">Ralph Wedgwood</a> Ralph Wedgwood, "Review of Kieran Setiya, Reasons without Rationalism" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1033 Reasons without Rationalism (Princeton University Press, 2007).]]> <a href="author.php?keyauth=wedgwood">Ralph Wedgwood</a> Ralph Wedgwood, "Primitively Rational Belief-Forming Processes" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1032 not due to the availability of some independent justification for believing that the belief-forming practice is reliable?]]> <a href="author.php?keyauth=wedgwood">Ralph Wedgwood</a> Carlo Cellucci, "Introduction to 'Why Still Philosophy'" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1029 <a href="author.php?keyauth=cellucci">Carlo Cellucci</a> Benjamin Schnieder, "Inexpressible Properties and Grelling’s Antinomy" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1028 <a href="author.php?keyauth=Stieder">Benjamin Schnieder</a> Benjamin Schnieder, "‘By’ - A Refutation of the Anscombe Thesis" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1027 <a href="author.php?keyauth=Stieder">Benjamin Schnieder</a> Pamela Hieronymi, "The Reasons of Trust" http://phonline.org/paper.php?keynum=1023 <a href="author.php?keyauth=Hieronymi">Pamela Hieronymi</a>