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John Stuart Mill's 'On Liberty', Dale E. Miller, Nico Perrino
John Stuart Mill's 'On Liberty', Dale E. Miller, Nico Perrino
Philosophy Faculty Publications
On today’s episode of So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast, we are joined by professor Dale E. Miller to discuss the life and philosophy of the English philosopher John Stuart Mill, whose 1859 essay “On Liberty” is a classic text — maybe the classic text — defending the principles of free expression.
Miller is a professor and associate dean for research and graduate studies at Old Dominion University. He is the author of J.S. Mill: Moral, Social, and Political Thought.
Logical Instrumentalism And Concatenation, Teresa Kouri Kissel
Logical Instrumentalism And Concatenation, Teresa Kouri Kissel
Philosophy Faculty Publications
Logical pluralism is the theory that there is more than one right logic. Logical instrumentalism is the view that a logic is a correct logic if it can be used to fruitfully pursue some deductive inquiry. Logical instrumentalism is a version of logical pluralism, since more than one logic can be used fruitfully. In this paper, I will show that a logical instrumentalist must accept linear logic as a correct logic, since linear logic is useful for studying natural language syntax. I further show that this means that the logical instrumentalist must accept a wide range of connectives, in particular …
No Sinking Violet, Anne-Taylor Cahill
No Sinking Violet, Anne-Taylor Cahill
Philosophy Faculty Publications
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Scandals And Sculpture, Anne-Taylor Cahill
Scandals And Sculpture, Anne-Taylor Cahill
Philosophy Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Susan Stebbing, Teresa Kouri Kissel
Susan Stebbing, Teresa Kouri Kissel
Philosophy Faculty Publications
Susan Stebbing (1885-1943) was a founder of Analysis and had a large influence on philosophy during the early 20th century. Recently, the work of Michael Beaney (2000), Siobhan Chapman (2013) and Frederique Janssen- Lauret (2017), amongst others, has begun a resurgence of interest in Stebbing. This paper serves as a brief introduction to some of the major features of her philosophical work.
Psychoanalysis, Dignity, And Life: An Introduction, David Metzger
Psychoanalysis, Dignity, And Life: An Introduction, David Metzger
English Faculty Publications
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