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...Kevin Vallier [email protected] Talisse Robert , Sustaining Democracy: What We Owe to the Other Side . New York : Oxford University Press , 2021 . 184 pp. © 2023 by Cornell University 2023 Sustaining Democracy is Robert Talisse’s well-argued follow-up to his...

... between the relata in those cases is closer than in the rest. It would be wrong to draw the line between the last case—identity—and the others, lumping parthood with owning, causing, taller-than, friend- ship, and distance. Parthood belongs on the other side of the line. All this is admittedly...

...: it sets the bar for coherence too high and places certain cases of self-doubt on the wrong side of the divide. Given that the suppositional test is unsatisfactory, we are left without any justification for discriminating between Diachronic DBAs and ought to reject them all—including the DBA...

... in Benevolence : “Each one is morally bound to regard the good of any other individual as much as his own, except in so far as he judges it to be less, when impartially viewed, or less certainly knowable or attainable by him.” The axioms face challenges from two sides. First, one test requires that a claim...

... for citizens on different sides of these issues to recognize the legitimacy of the positions of their opponents. Through extensive discussions of the public debates in the US. about abortion, surrogacy, affirmative action, and pornography, she argues that taking such an interpretive turn...

... on the theoretical side. Regardless, this further case is not the case that is directly relevant to the argument of section 4.2, because Anscombe was not hallucinating (and so forth) in that case and never thought “(Now) I buy shark tackle.” 73. On this view, it is misleading of Bratman (1999, 29) to say...

... that “the right side [of the truth schema] gives a necessary and sufficient condition for truth to apply to a proposition” (95, emphasis added). 4 F is weaker than G iff for all propositions p, <<p> is G> entails <<p> is F>, and for at least one proposition p, <<p> is F> does not entail <<p> is G...

... and explains why they hold? Frisch views them as two sides of the same coin. For him, these two assumptions are interchangeable with one another, and also with the claim that the world is causally structured. 1 I found the attempts to articulate arguments that physics is incompatible with causal...

... a thought with his left side, he thinks a corresponding thought with his right. With his right side he perceives Kit Fine, and truly judges him to be human. With his left side he perceives a perfect wax copy of Kit Fine, and falsely judges it to be human. Two qualitatively identical thoughts, same world...

.... The dialogues present a unified front in defense of a brand of idealist intellectualism that locates knowledge, virtue, and happiness outside of human experience. Some of the elements of Gerson’s position are quite traditional, while others are very radical indeed. On the traditional side, Gerson defends...

... through the medi- eval understanding of form. I proceed as follows. After briefly surveying some standard and fairly unhelpful scholastic formulations (section 1), I suggest that the doc- trine of substantial form is two-sided, at times appearing concrete and causal (section 2), and at other times...

... the insight behind (MI-Dep): This is a general notion of dependence in that it does not specify what type of dependence must obtain between x and y if they satisfy [the right-hand side of (MI-Dep)]. So x and y may satisfy [the right-hand side of (MI-Dep)] because x cannot exist without having y...

... “merely side-by-side” (20). Laden investigates the norms of three activities: casual conversation (chaps. 3–4), reasoning together (chap. 5), and particularly end-directed bouts of reasoning he calls “engagements” (chap. 6). The commonalities among the norms of these activities are more important than...

... of all, she sides with the liberal naturalists in claiming that what escapes naturalization is not necessarily ontologically unacceptable. When a phenomenon that is central in our lives appears impossible from the point of view of a particular philosophical conception, this is a kind of reductio...

... p r + 1 ( 1 − p   ) n − r − 1 d p . The first term on the right side equals zero at both p  = 0 and p  = 1, so that term disappears. We can leave behind to be gathered later the coefficient n − r r + 1 preceding the integral in the second term...

... (e.g., a wave function ψ ) to a system relative to their physical situation. Magnitude claims: a canonical magnitude claim has the form “the value of dynamical variable M on physical system s lies in set Δ.” One example would be “the position of the particle is on the left side of the box...

... dimension of the simplicity of a theory. However, given that Kvanvig acknowledges the holistic nature of the assessment of product and context of justification, it seems that there is no foothold for his kinds of starting points on the side of product and context of justification. The points that I have...