An explanation of several philosophical definitions of Wisdom. Including: Humility, Accuracy, and Living Well. We will also examine the questions of whether or not we can have wisdom under these definitions and explore some objections to each of them (and the skeptic’s opinions of each of these definitions). Sponsors: Daniel Helland, Dennis Sexton, Will Roberts […]
Read moreAn explanation of the two types of doxastic voluntarism, direct and indirect. The philosopher’s answer to the question of whether you can change your own mind.
Read moreWhere do we have knowledge and where do we fall short? What are the foundations of knowledge? In this talk, David Armstrong proposes answers to such questions, defending a kind of Moorean common sense foundationalism. This talk was the first as part of the Pufendorf lectures: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBHxLhKiPKxCs7_gA_7FIwypKPDihFDLs Subtitles have been added.
Read moreVincenzo Crupi (Turin) gives a talk at MCMP. Abstract: Diagnoses of rationality and irrationality often arise from the experimental investigation of human reasoning. Relying on joint work with Vittorio Girotto, I will suggest that such diagnoses can be disputed on various grounds, and provide a classification. I will then argue that much fruitful research done […]
Read moreA Description of Moore’s Paradox, I went to the movies last night, but I don’t believe it
Read moreA description of the Paradox of the Preface (90 Second Philosophy)
Read moreA description of the third of Eubulides’s Paradoxes, the paradox of the hooded man and an introduction to epistemic Paradoxes
Read moreHappy 300th Video everyone! It’s a parody of Disney’s Frozen just a few months behind the rush.
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