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401.
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Mark T. Brown
THE ELIMINATION OF PERSONAL IDENTITY
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402.
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James Cain
FRANKFURT STYLE EXAMPLES
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403.
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Kenneth F. Rogerson
WAS EVERYTHING BEAUTIFUL FOR KANT?
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404.
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Deborah Hansen Soles
ANTI-CARTESIAN EPISTEMOLOGY:
DAVIDSON’S NATURALISM
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405.
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Doran A. Recker
IMAGES AND IMAGINATION IN DESCARTES’SCIENCE
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Jamie Phillips
WHY YOU SHOULDN’T BELIEVE IN ZOMBIES (OR THEIR FRIENDS!)
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407.
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Michael W. Austin
ON THE ALLEGED IRRATIONALITY OF ETHICAL INTUITIONISM:
ARE ETHICAL INTUITIONS EPISTEMICALLY SUSPECT?
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408.
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Robert S. Colter
LOGOS AND JUSTIFICATION IN PLATO’S THEAETETUS
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409.
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James Page
ARE NUMBERS UNIVERSALS AND SETS THEIR INSTANCES?
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410.
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Douglas Browning
COMMENTS ON DAVID HILDEBRAND’S “THE NEOPRAGMATIST TURN”
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Ben Eggleston
EVERYTHING IS WHAT IT IS, AND NOT ANOTHER THING: COMMENTS ON AUSTIN
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Jim D. Shelton
INTELLIGENT DESIGN:
THE BRIDGE BETWEEN SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY
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413.
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Timothy Dunn
ROBERTSON AND SLOTE ON ORDINARY MORAL THOUGHT AND THERIZATION
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414.
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Joseph Bien
REITAN, KING AND THE BELOVED COMMUNITY
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415.
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Russell Jacobs
WORLD HUNGER AND SELF-SACRIFICE:
RESPONSE ON BEHALF OF THE SKEPTIC
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416.
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Claire Horisk
PRETENSE AND ABSTRACT OBJECTS:
COMMENTS ON ROBERTSON’S “(IN THE FICTION/MYTH) THE NUMBER SEVENTEEN CROSSES THE RUBICON”
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417.
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Robert Feleppa
FROM SCIENCE TO MORAL REALISM:
THE RELEVANCE OF TWIN EARTH EXAMPLES
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418.
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Jinmei Yuan
HOW TO READ DEWEY AND CONFUCIUS:
MY COMMENTS ON DR. ERIN M. CLINE’S PAPER “AUTONOMY OR APPROPRlATENESS? CONTRASTING SELVES IN THE DEMOCRACY OF THE DEAD”
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A. Minh Nguyen
SELF-KNOWLEDGE, OTHER MINDS AND THE THEORITICITY OF THE MENTAL
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420.
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Iain Morrisson
GENEALOGY, AD HOMINEM AND A PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE OF KANT
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