Tag: Philosophy
Wittgenstein links religion to ordinary language use
How Wittgenstein located religious meaning in everyday language and practice
Instructions can provide reasons by conveying practical information
How instructions convey reasons for rational action
Poetry and philosophy overlap in several ways
How philosophy and poetry shape and complicate each other
Arbitrary reference conflicts with weak discernibility
Exploring tensions between semantic brute facts and metaphysical possibility
Reinachian internalism is defended against externalism
Do speakers perform speech acts without listener acknowledgment?
Dominant psychiatric explanations shape self-narratives
How popular mental health explanations shape the way people understand themselves
Argument presented for the law of non-contradiction
A logic-neutral justification for why contradictions cannot be true
Pragmatism is presented as a way to bridge qualitative and quantitative methods
Finding middle ground between quantitative and qualitative research traditions
Logic’s neutrality is framed as theory closure
Exploring how logical neutrality relates to the completeness of scientific theories
Sentient animals are judged more convincing bearers of intrinsic value
Why individual animals deserve moral priority, even when ecosystems matter
