Kit Fine and Timothy Williamson debate the nature and existence of hyperintensionality (Part II).
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Hyperintensionality: For or Against? Part I
Kit Fine and Timothy Williamson debate the nature and existence of hyperintensionality (Part I).
The Ethics of Sex Verification
Miroslav Imbrišević and Jon Pike argue that it is justified to treat different cases differently in sports.
Living with Class
Hanno Sauer argues that we will have to learn how to live with class hierarchy.
Jihadism: At Least as Bad as Nazism
Spencer Case provides three reasons that jihadism is at least as bad as Nazism.
A Visit to Königsberg-Kaliningrad
On the tercentenary of Kant’s birth, 22 April 2024, J. L. H. Thomas recalls a visit to Königsberg-Kaliningrad.
Beneath the Surface of Straussianism
Oliver Traldi argues that Straussianism is an impoverished approach to philosophical education.
The Gender-Based Rights Conundrum
Rona Dinur argues that trans/gender activism was never about protecting anyone’s rights.
An Air of Unreality
The Gazan genocide narrative is obviously false, argues Russell Blackford.
A Dangerous Idea
Felice Basbøll reviews “What is Free Speech? A Dangerous Idea and Its History” by Fara Dabhoiwala.
