How to lose your memory without losing your money: shifty epistemology and Dutch strategies [0.03%]
如何在不失钱的情况下失忆：阴险的认识论和荷兰策略
Darren Bradley
Darren Bradley
An objection to shifty epistemologies such as subject-sensitive invariantism is that it predicts that agents are susceptible to guaranteed losses. Bob Beddor (Analysis, 81, 193-198, 2021) argues that these guaranteed losses are not a sympto...
Bad social norms rather than bad believers: examining the role of social norms in bad beliefs [0.03%]
不良的社会规范而非不良信徒：探究社会规范在不良信仰中的作用
Basil Müller
Basil Müller
People with bad beliefs - roughly beliefs that conflict with those of the relevant experts and are maintained regardless of counter-evidence - are often cast as bad believers. Such beliefs are seen to be the result of, e.g., motivated or bi...
Damiano Costa,Alessandro Giordani
Damiano Costa
The Aristotelian view of universals, according to which each universal generically depends for its existence on its instantiations, has recently come under attack by a series of ground-theoretic arguments. The last such arguments, presented...
Manfred Krifka
Manfred Krifka
This paper develops a way to model performative speech acts within a framework of dynamic semantics. It introduces a distinction between performative and informative updates, where informative updates filter out indices of context sets (cf....
Overlapping consensus in pluralist societies: simulating Rawlsian full reflective equilibrium [0.03%]
多元社会中的重叠共识：模拟罗尔斯式的全面反思平衡
Richard Lohse
Richard Lohse
The fact of reasonable pluralism in liberal democracies threatens the stability of such societies. John Rawls proposed a solution to this problem: The different comprehensive moral doctrines endorsed by the citizens overlap on a shared poli...
Andreas Freivogel
Andreas Freivogel
I address the worry that reflective equilibrium is too weak as an account of justification because it fails to let differing views converge. I take up informal aspects of convergence and operationalise them in a formal model of reflective e...
Deborah Mühlebach
Deborah Mühlebach
Philosophers of language are increasingly engaging with derogatory terms or slurs. Only few theorists take such language as a starting point for addressing puzzles in philosophy of language with little connection to our real-world problems....
"One more time": time loops as a tool to investigate folk conceptions of moral responsibility and human agency [0.03%]
“重温一遍”：时间循环作为探究道德责任与人的能动性观念的工具
Thibaut Giraud,Maicol Neves Leal,Florian Cova
Thibaut Giraud
In the past 20 years, experimental philosophers have investigated folk intuitions about free will and moral responsibility, and their compatibility with determinism. To determine whether laypeople are "natural compatibilists" or "natural in...
Oisín Parkinson-Coombs,Rafael Núñez
Oisín Parkinson-Coombs
Philosophers of mathematics often rely on the historical progress of mathematics in support of mathematical realism. These histories typically build on formal semantic tools to evaluate the changes in mathematics, and on these bases present...
Laws beyond spacetime [0.03%]
超越时空的法则
Vincent Lam,Christian Wüthrich
Vincent Lam
Quantum gravity's suggestion that spacetime may be emergent and so only exist contingently would force a radical reconception of extant analyses of laws of nature. Humeanism presupposes a spatiotemporal mosaic of particular matters of fact ...