Islamic Evidentialism and its Improvement, Moderate Evidentialism
How to distinguish Prophetic knowledge from a sophist.; Moderate Evidentialism's improvement on Evidentialism.
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Rebecca Ivory
- May 7
- 8 min
Does God Play Dice with the Universe?
The universe is fine-tuned such that life can exist, perhaps even on a razor's edge. Does this warrant belief in God?
Martin Chef
- Apr 30
- 6 min
The Little Prince: Dichotomies and Enlightenment
First published in 1943 in French, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince is a book that has managed to stay relevant and...
Rebecca Ivory
- Apr 23
- 16 min
Does Evolution Explain Psychological Sex Differences?
This feature examines evolutionary psychological attempts to explain sex differences.
Federico Piersigilli
- Apr 23
- 6 min
How to Do Things with Words: An Introduction to John Austin
The study of this “non-constative” statements was reconsidered by one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century, John Austin.
Rebecca Ivory
- Apr 19
- 10 min
A Kuhnian History of Science versus Scientific Realism
This article considers the compatibility of Kuhn's history of science with Scientific Realism in the philosophy of science.
Hazal Kazancı
- Apr 16
- 8 min
American Intellectual History 101: A Native American Reflects on White Culture
This article interprets dialogues between a Native American intellectual Kandiaronk and a French officer Lahontan.
Kanan Babazade
- Apr 16
- 16 min
Secularism and Religion: A Different Perspective
Introduction The topic of secularism and its relation to religion is highly complex as this particular subject involves a multitude of...
Rebecca Ivory
- Apr 10
- 13 min
Philosophy of Science 101: Science and Social Context
In this feature, science's nature is discussed regarding the biased caused (or not) due to social values, specifically feminism.
Kanan Babazade
- Apr 9
- 14 min
Social Protest and Democracy 101: Social Protests in the Age of Social Media
The article is attempting to analyze the unique and complex relation between social media platforms and social protests in modern world.
Rebecca Ivory
- Apr 2
- 13 min
Gödel's First Incompleteness Theorem and Hilbert's Programme
This article explores Gödel's First Incompleteness Theorem as a challenge to Hilbert's Programme.
Kanan Babazade
- Apr 2
- 13 min
A Brief Overview of Secularism
This article briefly explores the topic of secularism and its main principles. It further elaborates on the importance of it
Rebecca Ivory
- Mar 20
- 7 min
The Possibility of Time Travel through General Relativity
With a philosophical approach, this article explores the 'physical possibility' of time travel permitted by General Relativity.
Rebecca Ivory
- Mar 13
- 13 min
Philosophy of Science 101: Models of Explanation
This new addition to the Philosophy of Science 101 series explores models of scientific explanation.
Martin Chef
- Mar 5
- 7 min
Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist: Universality and intimacy in mythical narratives
There is no universally accepted definition of "philosophical fiction"; however, some distinctive features found in literary works...
Rebecca Ivory
- Mar 5
- 8 min
Philosophy of Race: Hardimon's 'Minimalist' Concept of Race
This article explores Michael Hardimon's minimalist concept of race as a modest biological kind in the philosophy of race.
Rebecca Ivory
- Feb 27
- 16 min
Philosophy of Science 101: Scientific Models
This addition to the Philosophy of Science 101 series delves into scientific models and representation.
Övünç Koşar
- Feb 20
- 7 min
On Emergence
This article is a demonstration of the concept and phenomenon of emergence and a presentation of a critical reflection on the concept.
Ana Isabel Bugeda Díaz
- Feb 20
- 9 min
Existentialism on Contemporary Literature 101: Albert Camus and the Alienation of The Stranger
Albert Camus’ The Stranger is read as a personal reflection in which Camus defines his vision of the absurd.
Rebecca Ivory
- Feb 20
- 8 min
Invariance in James Woodward's Account of Causation
This article explicates the role of invariance in James Woodward's manipulability account of causation.
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