• Rethinking Kant on Duty 

  Kahn, S. (The Philosophy Education Society, Inc., 2021-06)
• A new problem for internalism 

  Carmichael, Chad (Springer, 2021-12)

  I will argue that internalism about justification entails the apparently absurd conclusion that it is possible to know specific facts about the external world—for example, that there is a tree in the quad—on the basis of ...
• Kant and the trolley 

  Kahn, Samuel (Springer, 2021-07)
• A Problem for Frankfurt Examples 

  Kahn, Samuel (Philosphy Documentation Center, 2021-01)
• Why Positive Duties cannot Be Derived from Kant’s Formula of Universal Law 

  Kahn, Samuel (Springer, 2022-07)

  Ever since Hegel famously objected to Kant’s universalization formulations of the Categorical Imperative on the grounds that they are nothing but an empty formalism, there has been continual debate about whether he was ...
• Kant’s Philosophy of Moral Luck 

  Kahn, Samuel (Springer, 2021)

  In the modern moral luck debate, Kant is standardly taken to be the enemy of moral luck. My goal in this paper is to show that this is mistaken. The paper is divided into six sections. In the first, I show that participants ...
• Farouk Seif’s Hypostatic Semiotic Metaphysics 

  De Tienne, André (Philosophy Documentation Center, 2020)
• Preface to Ivo Ibri’s volume 2 of his Semiotics and Pragmatism: Theoretical Interfaces 

  De Tienne, André (Editora Oficina Universitária, 2021)
• Kant, the Practical Postulates, and Clifford’s Principle 

  Kahn, Samuel (Brill, 2020)

  In this paper I argue that Kant would have endorsed Clifford’s principle. The paper is divided into four sections. In the first, I review Kant’s argument for the practical postulates. In the second, I discuss a traditional ...
• How Does Religion Affect Giving to Outgroups and Secular Organizations? A Systematic Literature Review 

  Yasin, Kidist Ibrie; Graeser Adams, Anita; King, David P. (MDPI, 2020-08)

  Although religious giving represents the largest sector of charitable giving in the US, its overall impact on social welfare has been questioned, pointing to the possibility that the majority of funding might stay within ...
• A Dilemma for Mathematical Constructivism 

  Kahn, Samuel (Springer, 2021)

  In this paper I argue that constructivism in mathematics faces a dilemma. In particular, I maintain that constructivism is unable to explain (1) the application of mathematics to nature and (2) the intersubjectivity of ...
• Prolegomenon to Horosemiotics: Semiotic Ramifications of a Peircean Borderline Distinction 

  De Tienne, André (Philosophy Documentation Center, 2019-07-01)
• Postprandial Peirce: A Final Talk 

  De Tienne, André (Indiana University, 2020)

  This is the transcript of a public conversation held by a medium with Peirce's spiritual consciousness following an excellent dinner in the Delmonico Room at the Hôtel Fauchères in the evening of April 19, 2019, the 105th ...
• How to Solve the Puzzle of Dion and Theon Without Losing Your Head 

  Carmichael, Chad (Oxford, 2020-01)

  The ancient puzzle of Dion and Theon has given rise to a surprising array of apparently implausible views. For example, in order to solve the puzzle, several philosophers have been led to deny the existence of their own ...
• Genetic Data Aren't So Special: Causes and Implications of Reidentification 

  Kasperbauer, T.J.; Schwartz, Peter H. (Wiley, 2020-10-23)

  Genetic information is widely thought to pose unique risks of reidentifying individuals. Genetic data reveals a great deal about who we are and, the standard view holds, should consequently be treated differently from other ...
• Review of Kremplewska’s Life as Insinuation 

  Coleman, Martin (Santayana Society, 2019)
• Obligatory Actions, Obligatory Maxims 

  Kahn, Samuel (2021)

  In this article, I confront Parfit’s Mixed Maxims Objection. I argue that recent attempts to respond to this objection fail, and I argue that their failure is compounded by the failure of recent attempts to show how the ...
• Do Government Expenditures Shift Private Philanthropic Donations to Particular Fields of Welfare? Evidence from Cross-country Data 

  De Wit, Arjen; Neumayr, Michaela; Handy, Femida; Wiepking, Pamala (Oxford, 2018-02)

  Do government expenditures shift private philanthropic donations to particular fields of welfare? We examine this association in the first cross-country study to correlate government expenditures with the level of individual ...
• Butler's Stone 

  Tilley, John J. (Wiley, 2018-12)

  In the eleventh of Joseph Butler's Fifteen Sermons we find his best‐known argument against psychological hedonism. Elliott Sober calls that argument Butler's stone, and famously challenges it. I consider whether Butler's ...
• Human Embryo Adoption: Biotechnology, Marriage, and the Right to Life 

  Eberl, Jason T. (Sage, 2011-05)

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