May 12, 2014
February 10, 2014
Philosophers' Carnival 160
Welcome to the 160th
Philosophers' Carnival! The Philosophers' Carnival is a monthly roundup of online philosophy. Here, in no particular order, are some excellent philosophical blog posts which have appeared in the last month:
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March 9, 2013
Philosophers' Carnival 149
Welcome to Philosophers' Carnival 149! The Philosophers' Carnival is a monthly showcase of the best philosophical blog posts. First up is Derk Pereboom's "The Free Will Debate and the Limits of Philosophical Method" at Flickers of Freedom. Glenn Carruthers explains delusions of alien control and their relevance to the theory of agency at Philosophy of Brains. Speaking of mind and action, I should note an important event in 'virtual philosophy' in the past month: the Fifth Online Consciousness Conference. Also in philosophy of mind, we have Richard Brown's discussion of phenomenal concepts at Philosophy Sucks! Our final philosophy of mind...
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September 23, 2011
June 6, 2011
Philosophers' Carnival 126
Welcome to the 126th
Philosophers' Carnival! The Philosophers' Carnival is a regular round-up of blog posts related to the academic discipline of philosophy.
Our first exhibit is David Fryman's,
Is God Necessary for Morality? at
The Bennett Commentary. David argues that most disputes on this question are purely verbal - that religious morality is a fundamentally different notion from secular morality, and the former, of course, relies on God, while the latter does not.
Next in line, Katja Grace wonders
whether running computer simulations of yourself can make you more likely to win the lottery at
Meteuphoric.
Luke Meuhlhauser...
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April 4, 2011
Philosophers' Carnival 123
Philosophers' Carnival 123 is now up at
Faith in Philosophy with a philosophy of religion focus, and a link to my post on
reactive attitudes.
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March 14, 2011
Philosophers' Carnival 122
The 122nd Philosophers' Carnival is now up at Icthus77, with a link to my post on bad footnotes. Also of interest this time is Michael Billy's post, "Is 'piracy' theft?". I am in broad agreement with Billy on this one, though I don't have time to lay out my thoughts in detail right now, but let me simply say that the distinction between piracy properly so-called, theft properly so-called, and copyright infringement is, to my mind, a very important one because it is my view that property is a natural right, whereas copyright and patent are only statutory rights. This...
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February 21, 2011
Philosophers' Carnival 121
The latest
Philosophers' Carnival is
now up at
Enigmania, with a link to my post on
the rationality of acting arbitrarily. (By the way, there is some good discussion on the
Prosblogion version of that post as well.)
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January 10, 2011
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October 12, 2010
September 20, 2010
August 31, 2010
August 9, 2010
Philosophers' Carnival 112
The 112th
Philosophers' Carnival is now up at
A Concentrated Tincture, with a link to my post on
The Lockean Proviso and Federally Managed Lands. Also in the carnival is
Paul Gowder's interesting treatment of, as he calls it,
"The Difference Between Faith and Fallibilism". I've left a lengthy comment there which may be of interest to some readers of this blog. This is supposed to be the first installment in a series of at least three posts; I am looking forward to reading the rest of what Paul has to say on this subject.
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August 4, 2010
Philosophers' Carnival 111
I've just returned from a long vacation. During my absence
Philosophers' Carnival 111 was posted at
Parableman, with a link to my post on
authority and authoritativeness. I expect to resume regular blogging now.
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April 26, 2010
Philosophers' Carnival 107
The
107th Philosophers' Carnival is now up at
Philosophy of Brains, with a link to my post,
"Morality as a System of Assertoric Imperatives". Also of interest is Gary Williams'
"The Myth of Sensory Immediacy - Why Berkeley Was Wrong", which argues that modern understanding of the neuro-psychology of perception disproves the sense data theory and thus deprives Berkeley of his starting point.
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April 6, 2010
March 15, 2010
Philosophers' Carnival 105
Welcome to the 105th Philosophers' Carnival! The Philosophers' Carnival collects some of the best philosophy blog posts all in one place. Here they are: Metaphysics Aaron defends an account of the ontology of fiction which avoids commitment to possible worlds at the expense of introducing truth-value gaps, at the Florida Student Philosophy Blog. Philosophy of Mind Avery Archer of The Space of Reasons criticizes motivational rationalism. Gualtiero Piccinini provides a critical review of Gallistel and King's Memory and the Computational Brain: Why Cognitive Science Will Transform Neuroscience at Brains. Epistemology Martin Cooke considers a version of the two envelope paradox...
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March 11, 2010
Philosophers' Carnival Call for Submissions
I will be hosting the 105th
Philosophers' Carnival this coming Monday, March 15. Posts in all areas of academic philosophy are welcome.
Submissions should be made by Saturday, midnight.
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February 1, 2010
Philosophers' Carnival 103
The 103rd
Philosophers' Carnival is
now up at
Philosophy, etc. with a link to my post on
seeing the world through teleology-colored glasses.
Also of interest in the new philosophers' carnival is
Chris Hallquist's discussion of reformed epistemology and moral realism. In the course of his discussion, Chris gives a narrative of the history of early modern philosophy which is similar to my
Berkeley-centric narrative (despite not mentioning Berkeley): Descartes sets up an impossible program, Hume shows that either Cartesian or classical empiricist assumptions lead inevitably to skepticism, and this motivates a 'Reidian' program...
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October 19, 2009
Philosopher's Carnival 98
Welcome to the 98th Philosopher's Carnival! The Philosopher's Carnival is a roundup of the best philosophy blog posts of the last three weeks or so. As host, I have selected the submissions (and a couple of non-submissions) which, in my opinion, will be of most interest to academic philosophers. There is necessarily some subjectivity here, so I apologize to anyone who feels he or she was unfairly excluded. Metaphysics Steve Esser presents Notes on C.B.Martin's The Mind in Nature posted at Guide to Reality. This post summarizes Martin's work across a wide variety of metaphysical and especially ontological topics. Aaron...
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September 30, 2009
Philosophers' Carnival 97
The latest
Philosophers' Carnival is
up at
Camels With Hammers with a link to my
list of philosophical science-fiction stories.
I will be hosting the next philosophers' carnival on Monday, October 19, so be sure to
submit a post by the deadline, Saturday the 17th!
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July 28, 2009
July 7, 2009
May 27, 2009
May 4, 2009
April 8, 2009
Christian Carnival CCLXXI
My post
Apologetics: The Good and the Bad has been included in the latest
Christian Carnival at
Fathom Deep. I haven't been participating in the Christian Carnival recently, but when I wrote this post it occurred to me that it might be of interest to that carnival's readers.
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March 23, 2009
Philosophers' Carnival 88
Welcome to the 88th
Philosophers' Carnival! The Philosophers' Carnival is a regular round-up of some of the best philosophy blog posts on the web. Each carnival receives a great many submissions, and it is therefore necessary for hosts to be selective. The posts that have been selected represent, in my very subjective opinion, the best of the submissions (in no particular order)...
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March 3, 2009
Philosophers' Carnival 87
Philosophers' Carnival 87 is now
up at
There Is Some Truth in That with a link to my
"The Problem of Sex in Kant's Ethics". The 88th carnival will be held here at blog.kennypearce.net on Monday, March 23. The submission deadline will be Saturday, March 21.
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December 29, 2008
Philosophers' Carnival 84
The 84th
Philosophers' Carnival is
up - in verse! I have my own stanza...
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December 13, 2008
Philosophers' Carnival 83
I apologize for being late on this (as usual), but Philosophers' Carnival 83 is now up at The Uncredible Hallq with a link to my post, What Is Composition? Chris, the carnival host, laments the fact that, unlike Michael Drake, I do not have a part 2. I do, however, hope to continue my discussion of composition (or perhaps post my paper) eventually, so stay tuned!...
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November 20, 2008
October 23, 2008
October 6, 2008
September 8, 2008
Philosophers' Carnival LXXVII
Welcome to
Philosophers' Carnival LXXVII at
blog.kennypearce.net! The Philosophers' Carnival is a fortnightly roundup of the best blog posts related to academic philosophy. Following the procedure I used for
Carnival XXXI, I will divide the posts according to the three major traditional divisions of philosophy: metaphysics, epistemology, and value theory. (Actually in Carnival XXXI I used "ethics" rather than "value theory", but "value theory" is a broader term.) In order to accommodate a variety of posts, I have construed each category rather broadly...
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September 3, 2008
Call for Submissions: Philosophers' Carnival LXXVII
Philosophers' Carnival LXXVII will be hosted here at blog.kennypearce.net this Monday, September 8. Submissions on any subject related to academic philosophy are welcome. The best posts will be selected for inclusions (I will probably pick between 10 and 20 posts). Posts can be submitted online
here.
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April 14, 2008
Philosophers' Carnival 67: Idealism
Welcome to the 67th
Philosophers' Carnival, on the theme of idealism! A large number of submissions were received, so among those that were not idealism-themed, I have selected only a few of my favorites. My apologies to those that were not included. Also, for those of you who find the color scheme distasteful (or a cause of headaches), let me point you to the top right of the page, where a link reading "view with boring colors" will magically turn this page to black on white (please let me know if it doesn't work in your browser). And now, without further ado...
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April 2, 2008
Philosophers' Carnival 66
I'm a couple days late with this (my apologies), but
Philosophers' Carnival 66 is now up at
The Uncredible Hallq with a link to my post,
Berkeley: Phenomenalist or Platonist?
The 67th Carnival will be held
right here, so stay tuned!
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March 27, 2008
The Philosophers' Carnival Returns to blog.kennypearce.net
The 66th
Philosophers' Carnival is coming up this Monday at
The Uncredible Hallq. The Philosophers' Carnival is a bi-weekly roundup of blog posts on subjects related to academic philosophy including, but not limited to, metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, political theory, "continental" philosophy and the history of philosophy. Submissions are due
online every other Saturday for inclusion in the carnival the following Monday.
Following the Uncredible Carnival 66 this Monday, Philosophers' Carnival 67 will take place here at blog.kennypearce.net on Monday, April 14 (submissions due by Saturday April 12). Some of you may recall that I had previously hosted
Philosophers' Carnival 31. The 67th carnival will be focused on the theme of "idealism"...
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March 18, 2008
January 22, 2008
January 14, 2008
Christian Carnival CCVI
This link is a little late in coming (my apologies), but Jeremy has included my post on
hyper-Reformation theology in
Christian Carnival CCVI (that's 206 to you barbarians) at
Parableman.
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December 3, 2007
November 4, 2007
Patristic Carnival V
Patristic Carnival V is up at
The God Fearin' Forum, with a link to my post on
"Dionysius". It is a truly ecumenical venture, and I recommend that you all check it out.
Notable posts include: A
collection of quotes on the Eucharist at
The Byzantine Anglo-Catholic...
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October 9, 2007
April 24, 2007
March 12, 2007
February 21, 2007
New Philosophers' Carnival Up!
The latest
Philosophers' Carnival is now
up at
This is the Name of This Blog (don't you just love analytic philosophy humor?) with a link to my
two posts on the nature of love.
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February 15, 2007
January 8, 2007
November 7, 2006
Philosophers' Carnival 38
I'm extremely swamped right now (in the second round of midterms, and in tech week for
Othello) and don't have time to post anything substantive, or keep up on what's going on on the other blogs I ordinarily read, for which I apologize. I do however, want to point all of your attention to
Philosophers' Carnival 38 which is up at
The Splintered Mind with a link to my post on
Moore's "two hands" argument for the existence of the physical world.
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September 6, 2006
Biblical Studies Carnival IX
I've just discovered that my post on
dealing with OT quotations in NT translation was spontaneously assimilated (at least I don't remember submitting it) into
Biblical Studies Carnival IX at
Hypotyposeis!
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August 23, 2006
July 24, 2006
July 19, 2006
July 4, 2006
June 12, 2006
Philosophers' Carnival XXXI!
Greetings one and all, and welcome to blog.kennypearce.net and the 31st Philosophers' Carnival! The Philosophers' Carnival is an every-few-weekly compilation of philosophy posts from blogs all over the web. The next Philosophers' Carnival is scheduled for July 3rd, and is still in need of a host! If you would like to host Philosophers' Carnival XXXII, visit the hosting guidelines then contact Richard Chappell of Philosophy, etc. to volunteer. Today's Philosophers' Carnival contains a truly fantastic collection of deep and insightful posts which will be divided into the three traditional sub-divisions of philosophy: metaphysics, epistemology (including logic/dialectic), and ethics (including political...
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June 7, 2006
Christian Carnival CXXV at Random Acts of Verbiage
Christian Carnival CXXV is now up at Random Acts of Verbiage with a link to my post on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth....
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June 5, 2006
Philosophers' Carnival #31 Reminder
Just a reminder: Philosophers' Carnival #31 will be hosted right here at blog.kennypearce.net on Monday, June 12, one week from today! Any philosophy-related blog post is eligible for inclusion, so get those submissions in! The submission deadline is midnight, US Eastern time, next Sunday night....
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May 26, 2006
Christian Carnival For May 24 (Finally) Up!
After prolonged technical difficulties, Christian Carnival 24 is up at Musings on Music with a link to my post on icons. Because the technical difficulties are continuing, there is a second version of the carnival at Wittenberg Gate. Enjoy!...
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May 22, 2006
Philosphers' Carnival 30 at anniemiz!
Philosophers' Carnival 30 is now up at anniemiz with a link to my post on why the NSA data mining peration is bad. The next Philosophers' Carnival will be hosted right here at blog.kennypearce.net on June 12, so stay tuned! To submit an entry, go to the Philosophers' Carnival home page....
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May 11, 2006
Christian Carnival CXXI
Christian Carnival CXXI is now up at Something Epic with a link to my post, Opheilema in Matthew 6:12....
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May 4, 2006
Christian Carnival CXX
Christian Carnival CXX is up at Daddypundit with a link to my recent post on the Trinity. Check it out....
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April 6, 2006
Christian Carnival
The latest Christian Carnival is now up at In The Outer with a link to my post on Biblical inerrancy. As always, there is a lot of interesting content. Highly reccomended....
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March 23, 2006
Christian Carnival
The latest Christian Carnival is up at All Kinds of Time..." with a link to my post "Tradition as the 'Platonic Form' of Christian Faith and Practice in Orthodoxy"....
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March 20, 2006
Philosophers' Carnival 31 Coming to blog.kennypearce.net!
It's official! Philosophers' Carnival 31 will be hosted right here at blog.kennypearce.net on June 5, 2006. The philosophers' carnival occurs about every three weeks and showcases philosophy posts from many different blogs, in order to help small blogs gain exposure and help facilitate blog discussions about philosophy. The next carnival will be on April 3 at The University of Nowhere. You can submit your entries here....
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March 14, 2006
Philosopher's Carnival 27
Philosopher's Carnival 27 is up at Heaven Tree with a link to my post on Rights, Obligations, and Abortion. Check it out....
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February 21, 2006
Philosophers' Carnival 26
Philosophers' Carnival 26 is up at Hesperus/Phosphorus with a link to my post on libertarianism and corporations....
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February 17, 2006
January 31, 2006
Uncredible Double Carnival
Both the Philosopher's Carnival and the GOD or NOT Carnival are up at The Uncredible Hallq. I didn't get a submission in for this month's GOD or NOT, on the theme of "Definition of God," but the philosopher's carnival contains a link to my recent post on persons as events....
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January 19, 2006
Christian Carnival CV
Christian Carnival CV is up at Dunmoose the Ageless with a link to my post on musterion....
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January 11, 2006
Christian Carnival 104
Christian Carnival 104 is up at Random Responses with a link to my post on the Holman Christian Standard Bible....
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January 10, 2006
Philosophers' Carnival XXIV
Philosophers' Carnival XXIV is up at Rad Geek People's Dailywith a link to my post Let's Make Creation Science Not Suck. Rad Geek does a wonderful job summarizing all of the very interesting entries in the carnival. Check it out....
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January 4, 2006
Christian Carnival CIII
Christian Carnival CIII is up at Misere Mei with a link to my post, "Are Linguistic Facts Theologically Significant". As always, the Christian Carnival has many interesting entries....
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December 28, 2005
Christian Carnival CII
Christian Carnival CII is up at The Secret Life of Gary, with a link to my post, "Let's Make Creation Science Not Suck"....
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December 5, 2005
GOD or NOT 3: Miracles
The third installment of the GOD or NOT carnival, on the topic of "miracles," is now up at The Evangelical Atheist with a link to my post, "Can The New Testament Be Both Influenced By Plato and Inspired by God?". There seems to be a general concensus on two points: People talking about miracles should reference David Hume People who want to justify belief in miracles shouldn't claim that they are exceptions to "laws" of nature I, of course, agree on both points. Now, a couple of posts react to this by suggesting that natural laws are not really "laws,"...
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November 30, 2005
Christian Carnival XCVIII
Christian Carnival XCVIII is up with a link to my recent post, "Can The New Testament Be Both Influenced By Plato and Inspired by God?" There were an unprecedented number of entries this time (44, I'm told) on a variety of subjects. Check it out....
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November 28, 2005
Can The New Testament Be Both Influenced By Plato and Inspired by God?
The God Or Not Blog Carnival is a cool idea. It happens once or twice a month. For each carnival, there is a theme and the carnival host selects an approximately equal number of posts on that theme by atheists and theists for inclusion. The theme of the December 12 carnival is miracles. I have dealt substantially with miracles on this blog in a general way already, and so I've decided to post on applying my views to one very specific miracle which is central to the claims of Christianity and especially Evangelicalism: the inspiration of Scripture. The story so...
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November 23, 2005
Carnivals Galore!
Within the last 24 hours, Philosopher's Carnival XXII has gone up at For Those of You At Home, and Christian Carnival ICVII has gone up at Thought Renewal. The Philosopher's Carnival links to my recent post on judicial activism, and the Christian Carnival is linking to "Ivy League Elitist ... Porn?". At the Philosopher's Carnival (though not at the Christian Carnival), it is customary for the host to comment on each of the posts. Ian Olasov ends his very kind remarks on my post with the line "Now all we need to do is force our elected officials to speak...
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October 31, 2005
Philosopher's Carnival XXI
Philosopher's Carnival XXI is up at Prior Knowledge with a link to my recent post on Leibniz and miracles (yes, that's the same post the Christian Carnival linked to last week - I haven't had time to write much recently). The Philosopher's Carnival is a "fortnightly" compilation of recent posts on philosophy blogs....
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October 20, 2005
Christian Carnival XCII at Theology and Biblical Studies
So I just discovered this "Blog Carnival" thing and think its a fantastic idea. For those of you who don't know, it works like this: each period (the Christian Carnival is weekly, the Philosopher's Carnival is fortnightly) one blog hosts, and people from all different blogs submit entries on some theme or topic, which are then compiled into summaries with links. Christian Carnival XCII is now up at World of Sven's Theology and Biblical Studies, and has graciously accepted my late entry, this post on Leibniz's discussion of efficient and final causes, and its application to Christian thought on science...
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