His Friend Peter Krey typed his Grandfather’s Philosophical Legacy for Jason.
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Notes on Kant: Part 1
There is a new entry in Philosophy Notes from my Grandfather: Notes on Kant: Part 1.
What Theories of Knowledge are Theories of
Jason Zarri has a new article in Epistemology, What Theories of Knowledge are Theories of.
Notes on Timothy Williamson’s Lecture “Logics as Scientific Theories”
Jason Zarri has made a new contribution to Philosophy Notes, his Notes on Timothy Williamson’s Lecture “Logics as Scientific Theories”, which were taken during the lecture on November 1st.
Should Scientists Ignore Philosophical Theories of Evidence?
Jason Zarri has a new article in the Philosophy of Science, Should Scientists Ignore Philosophical Theories of Evidence? (Also available as a PDF).
Objectivism and the Corruption of Rationality
As co-founders of Scholardarity, Peter Krey and Jason Zarri are happy to announce that Scott Ryan’s book Objectivism and the Corruption of Rationality: A Critique of Ayn Rand’s Epistemology is now available for free through Scholardarity, in the Epistemology section. Description: Ayn Rand presented Objectivism as a philosophy of reason. But is it? That is more »
Virtue, Knowledge, and the Craft, Art, and Science of Healing
Julia Loo has published a new article in Ethics, Virtue, Knowledge, and the Craft, Art, and Science of Healing: Can Virtue Epistemology Create Better Physicians? Also available as a (PDF)
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