...Nishi Shah Stephen Darwall, Welfare and Rational Care. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2002. Pp. xi, 135. Cornell University 2004 BOOK REVIEWS don and New York: Routledge, 1989). 4 I draw the reader’s attention to two recent volumes: Gideon...

...Marilyn Friedman Daniel Engster, The Heart of Justice: Care Ethics and Political Theory. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007. ix + 273 pp. Cornell University 2009 BOOK REVIEWS Aaron V. Garrett, Meaning in Spinoza’s Method. Cambridge: Cambridge University...

... of mind in action, this essay examines a debate between David Lewis and Derek Parfit over what matters in survival. Lewis argued that indeterminacy in personal identity allows caring about psychological connectedness and caring about personal identity to amount to the same thing. The essay argues...

...Daniel Koltonski On the shared-ends account of close friendship, proper care for a friend as an agent requires seeing yourself as having important reasons to accommodate and promote the friend's valuable ends for the friend's own sake. However, that friends share ends doesn't inoculate them against...

... superior to inclusivism, but still deficient, I will present and defend a dualistic account of happiness in which two different types of happiness, one divine and one human, are present in Nicomachean Ethics . When Aristotle commends contemplation as a happiness that humans can attain, he is careful...

...Anil Gomes; A. W. Moore; Andrew Stephenson For Kant, the human cognitive faculty has two subfaculties: sensibility and the understanding. Each has pure forms that are necessary to us as humans: space and time for sensibility; the categories for the understanding. But Kant is careful to leave open...

..., or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop offers too few examples...

..., or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop offers too few examples...

..., or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop offers too few examples...

..., or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop offers too few examples...

..., or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop offers too few examples...

..., or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop offers too few examples...

..., or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop offers too few examples...

..., or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop offers too few examples...

..., or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop offers too few examples...

..., defenses of subdoxastic venture, or the idea of “degrees of belief,” are care- fully conducted and illuminating. Believing by Faith also provides fertile ground for further discussion. The least satisfying parts of the argument concern the notion of “highest- order” framing principles. Bishop...

... care about the shameful—about why the shameful is “significant.” But why we care about what’s shameful and what makes it the case that x is shameful are not obviously the same question. Perhaps, though, they can sometimes be the same question, provided we’ve got a certain conception...

... certainly point to the sacrificial death of Jesus as evidence that God loves human beings, both caring about our suffering and showing a willingness to help us by suffering with us and for us. But these theological moves would still need to be undergirded by the kinds of philosophical arguments provided...

... caring about when certain things happen as such . One kind of time bias is familiar and almost universally condemned, namely, the preference for good things to happen sooner and bad things later, even at the cost of a worse overall ratio of goods to bads. This is near bias. But as the plural...

... of caring about others’ attitudes toward us, and because resentment, being one manifestation of such caring, is powerfully reinforced by other manifestations. If I am right, an argument in the spirit of Strawson’s argument from personal relationships deserves careful attention from contemporary...