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Roy Sorensen
Roy Sorensen is Professor of Philosophy at The University of Texas at Austin. He is the author of seven books: Blindspots, Thought Experiments, Pseudo-Problems, Vagueness and Contradiction, Seeing Dark Things, and A Cabinet of Philosophical Curiosities.
Roy Sorensen is Professor of Philosophy at The University of Texas at Austin. He is the author of seven books: Blindspots, Thought Experiments, Pseudo-Problems, Vagueness and Contradiction, Seeing Dark Things, and A Cabinet of Philosophical Curiosities.
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On the cusp of the unnatural
Idealism, panpsychism and science
Antirealism and the analytic-continental split
The new world of metamodernism
Truth isn't correspondence with the facts
Wittgenstein's Tractatus at 100
Science can't state all the facts
The Return of Metaphysics: Hegel vs Kant
The Return of Idealism: Russell vs Hegel
Common sense leads philosophy astray
Derrida and the trouble with metaphysics
Analytic philosophy has a language problem
Consciousness and higher spatial dimensions
The Return of Metaphysics: Russell and Realism
After Metaphysics: Rorty and American Pragmatism
Freedom from nature: the ultimate enslavement
How language distorts reality
Seeing is not perceiving
Wittgenstein was a metaphysician
There is no escaping metaphysics
Why the attempt to bury metaphysics failed
After postmodernism
The possible worlds of Saul Kripke
World Philosophy Day: 13 questions for our century
Most truths cannot be expressed in language
21st century metaphysics: Leaving Fantasy Behind
Common sense is not a good guide to reality
Wittgenstein: science can’t tell us about God
Schopenhauer vs Hegel: progress or pessimism?
Spinoza Reborn