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Peter Worley

Why Philosophy Should Be at the Core of Education

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Hilary Lawson

It’s a Postrealist World
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Michael Potter

Logic and the Linguistic Turn
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Nick Cordingly

Up Against the Grammar Police
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Steve Fuller

In Defence of Post-Truth
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Peter Cameron

The March of Truth
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Rebecca Roache, David Maclean

Rebecca Roache On Swearing and Philosophy
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Daniel Everett

Meaning, Minds and Mother Tongues
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Amanda Bryant

What's Metaphysics All About?

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Alessandro Ferrara

The Paradox of Authenticity

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Issue 62: Try again, fail again, fail better
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Paula Erizanu, Philip Kitcher

Are Celebrity Scientists Just Memes?
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Kristin Andrews

Can There Be Belief Without Language?
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Simon Blackburn

What Is Truth? Four Different Answers
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Rob Marchant

An irrational world
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Judith Butler

Performativity and Black Lives Matter
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Josh Cohen

Why do we lie?

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Santiago Zabala

The philosophy of warnings
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Hilary Lawson

Post-realism
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Timothy Williamson

Politics, truth and self-reference
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Hilary Lawson

In defence of post-realism
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John Divers

This is the only possible world
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Simon Glendinning

Beyond the analytic / continental divide

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Neil Gascoigne

Rorty revisited
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Lee Braver

Antirealism and the analytic-continental split
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Paul Giladi

Truth isn't correspondence with the facts

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Wittgenstein's Tractatus at 100
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Paul Redding

The Return of Idealism: Russell vs Hegel
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Marcus Arvan

Common sense leads philosophy astray
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Filippo Contesi, Louise Chapman, Constantine Sandis

Analytic philosophy has a language problem
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Elin Danielsen Huckerby

After Metaphysics: Rorty and American Pragmatism