The Philosophers' Magazine

Oliver Traldi draws a controversial conclusion about what makes hereditarianism so controversial.

Michael Bonner reviews a study of the disappearance of Averroes from the history of Western philosophy.

Stephen Harrop is not persuaded by Steven Nadler’s argument that Spinoza was an atheist.

Paul Boghossian adumbrates the qualified criticisms of a recent report on the humanities, and responds to counter-critics.

Can you blog your way to Elysium?

Kit Fine and Timothy Williamson debate the nature and existence of hyperintensionality (Part II).

Kit Fine and Timothy Williamson debate the nature and existence of hyperintensionality (Part I).

Daniel Kodsi and John Maier argue that all battles in the culture wars depend on the same philosophical mistake.

Hanno Sauer argues that we will have to learn how to live with class hierarchy.

First a review article, then a book, now a book review—Alex Byrne chronicles the latest surprise rejection of his writing in the philosophy of sex and gender.