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Marco J. Nathan
Remarks on Emergence and Dynamic Interactions
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Government of the People, By the People, For the Best:
A Challenge to the Possibility of Nietzschean Democracy
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Sarah Tyson
Response to “Historic Injustice, Collective Agency, and Compensatory Duties”
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J.P. Andrew
Why Semi-Compatibilists Should Be Metaphysical Compatibilists:
A Response to James Cain’s “Free Will, Resiliency, and Flip-flopping”
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Matthew Pike
Some Thoughts on Counterfeit Quantum Indeterminacy in Competing Neural Processes
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Todd M. Stewart
Comments on Green’s “Metacognition as an Epistemic Virtue”
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E.M. Dadlez
Comment on Kenneth Brewer’s “Fashion and the Judgment of Taste”
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Moti Gorin
Collective Action Problems, Causal Impotence, and Virtue
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Fiacha D. Heneghan
Noumenal Ignorance Revisited:
A Reply to Stuart Rosenbaum
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G. M. Trujillo, Jr.
Sincere Exchanges, Not Fabricated Neutrality:
A Response to Mark Piper
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Mark Silcox
Comments on “Authority, Particularity and the Districting Solution” by Chris King
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Emily McGill
Commentary on Alyssa Lowery’s “Investigating Integrity in Public Reason Liberalism”
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James Mock
On Campana’s “The Coherence of Emerson’s Epistemology”
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Yong Dou (Michael) Kim
Comments on “Subversive Joy: Nietzsche’s Practice of Life-Enhancing Cheerfulness”
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Liz Goodnick
Comments on Toby Eugene Bollig’s “Desire Satisfactionism and Not-So-Satisfying Deserts: The Problem of Hell”
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Paul Carron
Confirmation Bias and the (Un)reliability of Enculturated Religious Beliefs:
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Michela Betta
The Body Commons and the Genetic Patent:
On the Relevance of John Locke’s Ideas
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Andrew Kissel
On Libertarianism as an Explanatory Hypothesis
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Kenneth F. Rogerson
An Overview of Kant’s Aesthetics
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Self-Standing Beauty: Tracing Kant’s Views on Purpose-Based Beauty
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