Elucidations is an unexpected philosophy podcast produced in association with Emergent Ventures. Eve
In this episode, Kent Schmor introduces us to Rudolf Carnap's classic work, _The Logical Constructio
In this episode, Susan James explains Spinoza's view that the mind and the body are really just diff
In this episode, Christel Fricke discusses a view in ethics according to which you determine the rig
In this episode, Mark Lance defends the view that instead of answering to a central authority, our s
In this episode, John Protevi discusses research across several different disciplines which supports
In this episode, Haim Gaifman argues that there are mathematical facts about real, objective, mathem
In this episode, Julian Savulescu argues that professional sports should change their regulations so
In this episode, James Conant and Jay Elliott go into the history of the movement known as analytic
In this episode, Michael Devitt explains why we need a theory of what it means for a proper name to
In this episode, Sally Sedgwick runs through Immanuel Kant’s idea that doing the right thing means d
In this episode, Jeff Buechner gives us an overview of the work of Saul Kripke, and explains his (no
In this episode, Fabrizio Cariani explains some of the challenges that arise when we try to precisel
In this episode, Quill Kukla questions the assumptions behind the idea that keeping unborn fetuses s
In this episode, we return to the topic of vagueness from a new perspective. Hosted on Acast. See ac
In this episode, Julia Annas introduces us to the ancient Greek conception of ethics. Hosted on Acas
In this episode, Philip Pettit considers whether a corporation can have any special privileges or ri
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In this episode, Patricia Blanchette explains why Gottlob Frege and other early 20th century philoso
In this episode, Martin Stokhof argues that understanding what formal theories of linguistic meaning
In this episode, Rafeeq Hasan argues that according to Jean-Jacques Rousseau, there isn't any confli
