Meaning of life, the
The Meaning of Life: the ideal and ultimate purpose or value of a finite, unique, rational human animal life, taken as a unified whole that runs continuously from the emergence of that animal’s consciousness to their death.
Robert Hanna
I'm an independent philosopher, a resolute generalist, & a radical Kantian.
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Morality
Morality: the principles or strict rules of rational human conduct.
Artificial intelligence, aka AI (strong thesis)
Animal
Gödel’s incompleteness theorems
Turing machines
A Posteriori — A Priori
Consciousness
Cartesian Dualism
Analytic-Synthetic
“The Pig War: A Musical,” Or, A Contemporary Philosophical Allegory Filled With Pigs of Various Kinds
Supervenience, Strong Logical
Supervenience, Strong
Supervenience, Strong Natural or Nomological
Supervenience, Weak
Continental Philosophy
Introduction
Analytic Philosophy
Mind
Objective (used as an adjective or as an adverb):
Abstract (used as an adjective):
Dignity
Distributive Social Justice
Intentional Action
Free Agency
Epistemology
Intentionality
Knowledge
Cognition
Ethics
Artificial intelligence, aka AI (weak thesis)
Anarchism
A Radical Solution For “The Crisis in the Humanities.”
Decades of studies of college freshmen have asked incoming students how important various (and nonexclusive) life goals are to them in the context of their college decisions.
Consequences of “Consequences”: Against Professional Philosophy, Anarcho- or Borderless Philosophy, and Rorty’s Role.
Richard Rorty’s iconoclastic Consequences of Pragmatism, aka CoP, was first published in 1982; and the even more iconoclastic anarcho-philosophy blog, Against Professional Philosophy, aka APP, went live online in July 2013