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Category: Recent Work by Cocooners
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The following works were either published or posted to philpapers by Cocoon contributors during the month of June: A. Gelfert, Art History, the Problem of Style, and Arnold Hauser's Contribution to the History and Sociology of Knowledge. A. Gelfert, Hume on Curiosity. A. Gelfert, Applicability, Indispensability, and Underdetermination: Puzzling Over Wigner's 'Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics'.…
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Dale Dorsey (Kansas) has an interesting post up today at Daily Nous and OUP Blog concerning "intuitive bedrock and the philosophical enterprise." Dorsey writes, Imagine a person who spends their entire life sitting on the couch watching and rewatching Clive Barker’s Hellraiser. He does nothing else, gains no education, no relationships with other people, no family, no…
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The following works by Cocoon contributors were either published or uploaded to philpapers during the months of March through May: Marcus Arvan (2016). Rightness as Fairness: A Moral and Political Theory. Palgrave MacMillan. Marcus Arvan, Errata – Rightness as Fairness: A Moral and Political Theory. Wesley Buckwalter (2016). Intuition Fail: Philosophical Activity and the Limits…
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The following works were either published or posted to philpapers by current Cocoon contributors during the months of January and February: Wesley Buckwalter & John Turri (forthcoming). Perceived Weaknesses of Philosophical Inquiry: A Comparison to Psychology.Philosophia: 1-20. Stacey Goguen (forthcoming). Stereotype Threat, Epistemic Injustice, and Rationality. In Michael Brownstein & Jennifer Saul (eds.), Implicit Bias…