jelsberryAristotle Aristotle on Earlier Greek Psychology: The Science of the Soulphilosophynews.com - Philosophy News 2019.10.09 : View this Review Online | View Recent NDPR Reviews Jason W. Carter, Aristotle on Earlier Greek Psychology: The Science of the Soul, …
jelsberryLaw Does Natural Law Need Theology? | David Novakfirstthings.com - by David Novak Until quite recently, natural law thinking had been a Catholic preserve. My interest in it was awakened during my days as a Jewish undergraduate at …
jelsberryPhilosophy 10 schools of philosophy and why you should know thembigthink.com - Scotty Hendricks For your reading pleasure, here are ten schools of philosophy you should know about. Some of them are commonly misunderstood, and we correct that …
jelsberryTeaching Teaching Students How To Ask Philosophical Questionsdailynous.com - Justin Weinberg “Question asking… is a skill all-too-often undervalued in philosophy pedagogy and philosophy pedagogy research” So writes Stephen Bloch-Schulman …
jelsberryTeaching Talking Teaching: Teaching Philosophic Question-Askingphilosophynews.com - Philosophy News by Stephen Bloch-Schulman This post developed from a Blog Contributor who presented for the Talking Teaching discussion series hosted by the APA …
jelsberryThe Good Place How The Good Place taught moral philosophy to its characters — and its creatorsVoxThe only time I can remember feeling like a piece of culture was designed for me, specifically, was when I watched the premiere of The Good Place. The NBC show, whose fourth and final season begins Thursday
jelsberryPhilosophy The neuroscience and philosophy of evilmedium.com - Figs In Winter How is it possible that human beings commit atrocities like the Holocaust or the Rwandan genocide? Or torture people like the Spanish Inquisition …
jelsberry Quantum physics for regular people: Is reality even real?TNW - Tristan GreeneEverything you assume about the universe, the laws that govern it, and how objective reality works is probably wrong. What goes up doesn’t have to come down, there’s no logical reason why we can’t travel
jelsberry Is God the Designer of our Cognitive Faculties? Evaluating Plantinga's Argument (Kacademia.edu Let R be the claim that most of the human mind's cognitive powers are reliable— i.e., tend to produce more true than false beliefs—when properly …
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jelsberryJohn Locke Why western liberals have long picked the wrong historical heroThe Guardian - Kenan MalikThe question of what, and who, should be tolerated has been a fraught issue for liberal thought over four centuries Lost in the library of a small American college has lain a text by one of England’s philosophers
jelsberry Françoise Sagan, the Great Interrogator of MoralityThe New Yorker - Rachel CuskIt is one of the ironies of the writer’s predicament that self-expression can become fate. The fiction lays a fetter on the life. F. Scott Fitzgerald, for instance, virtually described his own funeral
jelsberry Imitation and Extinction: The Case Against Realitylareviewofbooks.org - By Donald D. Hoffman Imitation is the cleverest form of weaponry deployed by predators and prey. Mexican milk snakes, which lack venom, sport vivid bands of red, black, …
jelsberry What You Wish You Knew When You Started Teaching Philosophydailynous.com - Justin Weinberg The fall term is almost upon us, so let’s talk teaching. Are there bits of teaching wisdom you’ve picked up over the years that you wish you knew when …
jelsberry Philosophy of Physics: Quantum Theoryphilosophynews.com - Philosophy News 2019.08.15 : View this Review Online | View Recent NDPR Reviews Tim Maudlin, Philosophy of Physics: Quantum Theory, Princeton University Press, 2019, …
jelsberryIcon version of the Flipboard logo The Unfinished Project of the Enlightenment: Jürgen Habermas at 90 - Los Angeles Review of Bookslareviewofbooks.org The Unfinished Project of the Enlightenment: Jürgen Habermas at 90 JÜRGEN HABERMAS WAS BORN on June 18, 1929, in the German city of Düsseldorf. This …
jelsberry 'Karl Marx: Philosophy and Revolution' Review: On the Marxist QuestionThe Wall Street Journal. - Jonathan RoseHow was the ideology of Karl Marx shaped by his Jewish background? Over the past several years, Yale University Press has published a series of short biographies of eminent Jews, from Moses to Barbra This
jelsberry The Philosophy of Neurosciencephilosophynews.com - Philosophy News [Revised entry by John Bickle, Peter Mandik, and Anthony Landreth on August 6, 2019. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography, notes.html] Over the past …
jelsberry Politics in the Pulpit |undergroundthomist.org When most American Christians think of politics, they think of promoting their favored candidates for office. I think of politics in the broader, …
jelsberryIcon version of the Flipboard logo From the Menagerie of Rare Beasts: The Politics of Virtuesfeedburner.com <div class="field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" …
jelsberry Vincent Lambert and Relative Justicefirstthings.com On Thursday, the world was informed that Vincent Lambert had died. »
jelsberry Magisterial Liberalismfirstthings.com Pride month has once again come and gone. As in previous years, entire sections of major cities were given over to parades and festivals celebrating …
jelsberryLaw Protestants and Natural Law | Carl E. Braatenfirstthings.com - by Carl E. Braaten It is a longstanding commonplace in Christian thought that Protestantism distinguishes its moral theology from that of Roman Catholicism by its …
jelsberry Natural Law Revealed | J. Budziszewskifirstthings.com - by J. Budziszewski The relations among nature, reason, and revelation are mysterious for both Protestants and Catholics. Consider John Paul II’s remark that “the …
jelsberryBooks The History of Philosophy by AC Grayling, review: all the way from Aristotle to ZenoThe Telegraph - By Jane O'GradyTo write a history of philosophy is as thankless a task as cleaning a house. However thorough the cleaner (or author) has been, what will be commented on is the patch of dust they have missed. And whereas
jelsberry Why You Should Study Philosophymedium.com - Ryan Holiday If you told someone you had discovered an operating system for being a good human being — how to solve the problems of life, how to manage our …
