Sitemap - 2008 - The Splintered Mind
Andrew Sullivan on "Why I Blog"
Zhuangzi: Big and Useless -- and Not So Good at Catching Rats
Keith Frankish Replies to Dominic Murphy on Mind and Supermind
Do Chinese Philosophers Think Tilted Coins Look Elliptical?
Being Thirsty and Thinking You're Thirsty
New Studies on Black and White vs. Colored Dreaming
Consciousness Without Attention?
Can Inferences Sometimes Lead to Knowledge Even if Their Premises Are False?
A New Blog: Cognition and Culture...
New Version of the Moral Sense Test, Especially Designed for Philosophers
The Crisis in Chinese Philosophy
Applying to Graduate School in Philosophy
Is Everything that Breaks Breakable?
In-Between Believing: The Implicit Racist
End of (Philosophical) Innocence
What Is It Like Not to Notice a Typo?
Causality, Reference, and the Mind/Brain Identity Theory (by guest blogger Teed Rockwell)
More Data on Professors' Voting Habits: Variability and Conscientiousness
Zhuangzi's Coffin and Liu Ling's Trousers
Which Machine Is Conscious? (by guest blogger Teed Rockwell)
3 Science Stoppers (by guest blogger Teed Rockwell)
Why Zombies Are Impossible (by guest blogger Teed Rockwell)
Yet One More Reason to Believe in Divine Dispassion...
In Philosophy, Women Move More Slowly to Tenure Than Do Men
Why there is No Magic in the Harry Potter Books (by guest blogger Teed Rockwell)
Do Words Ever Feel Like They're Literally on the Tip of Your Tongue?
How to Make a Rabbit’s Nose out of Electric Jello (by guest blogger Teed Rockwell)
Against Metaphysics, Especially the Metaphysics of Consciousness
What Is a Word, If a Baby Can Say It?
Ethicists and Political Philosophers Vote Less Often, Apparently, Than Other Philosophers
Political Scientists Vote More Often Than Other Professors
Experimental Philosophy Survey
Political Affiliations of American Philosophers, Political Scientists, and Other Academics
More Philosophy Ph.D. Admissions Data from U.C. Riverside
Will the Real Issue Please Stand Up? (by guest blogger Bryan Van Norden)
The Unreliability of Naive Introspection...
What Sorts of People Should There Be?
The Hermeneutic Alternative (by guest blogger Bryan Van Norden)
Philosophers Don't Get No Respect (by guest blogger Bryan Van Norden)
Crossing Cultures in Free Will (by Guest Blogger Hagop Sarkissian)
Unsolicited Advice to Students and Their Advisors (by guest blogger Bryan Van Norden)
Does Studying Economics Make You Selfish?
Qi (Ch'i) and Moral Psychology
"Mama" as an Early Expression of Need?
First Draft to Publication, Fifteen Years
Dongguan Orphanage, Guangdong Province, China
The Problem of De in the Analects: Hard and Easy (pt. 2) (by Guest Blogger Hagop Sarkissian)
Objectivism, Relativism, and Squatter's Rights in Metaethics (by Guest Blogger Hagop Sarkissian)
The Problem of De in the Analects: Hard and Easy (pt. 1) (by Guest Blogger Hagop Sarkissian
Situationism and the Self-Centeredness of Virtue Ethics (by Guest Blogger Hagop Sarkissian)
Is It Just Very Different in Iran?
Judging Others: When It's Bad, It's Worse Than You Think (by Guest Blogger Hagop Sarkissian)
Is Philosophical Moral Reflection Behaviorally Inert?
Squaring the Circle, in Malcolm's Dreams
When Will Ethicists Behave Better and When Worse?
The Bivalence of Moral Reflection
On "Steep" Learning Curves (Or: Hackling at Tilted Petards)
Does the Sun Look One Foot Wide?
The Phenomenology of a Memory Whiz
H.H. Price on the Apparent Size of Very Nearby Objects
The Richness of Experience and the Collapse of Consciousness Studies
Consciousness While Reading -- Is It Visual? Imagistic? Auditory?
Bertrand Russell on the Philosopher's Temperament
Call for Papers: Special Journal Issue on Experimental Philosophy
Color and Dream Experience in Philosophy, 1940-1959
Rationalizing Emotions and The Moral Behavior of Kantians
Peripheral Vision: Mapping Color onto Shape