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Daniel Kodsi explains a problem with one response to "Are transwomen women?".| The Philosophers' Magazine -
Miroslav Imbrišević pursues Nicola Sturgeon's suggestion that some criminals forfeit their rights. The post Forfeiture of Rights first appeared on The Philosophers' Magazine.| The Philosophers' Magazine
Matias Slavov argues that, for all that special relativity shows, time passes. The post Time Passes first appeared on The Philosophers' Magazine.| The Philosophers' Magazine
Daniel Kodsi explains a problem with one response to "Are transwomen women?".| The Philosophers' Magazine -
Daniel Kodsi outlines two positive roles for academics to play in public debates. The post The Pollution of the Intellectual Commons first appeared on The Philosophers' Magazine.| The Philosophers' Magazine
Felice Basbøll and Samuel Rubinstein review JCD Clark's "The Enlightment: An Idea and its History".| The Philosophers' Magazine -
Daniel Kodsi and John Maier argue that academic philosophers have made serious errors in their approach to trans politics. The post Philosophical Malpractice first appeared on The Philosophers' Magazine.| The Philosophers' Magazine
Matti Eklund and Daniel Kodsi debate mathematical fictionalism (Part III). The post Is There Truth in Mathematical Fictionalism? Part III first appeared on The Philosophers' Magazine.| The Philosophers' Magazine
This series is based on a debate hosted on March 10th by the Oxford University Philosophy Society called “Mathematical Fictionalism: Are Numbers Real?”. See here for Part I and here for Part III. Matti Eklund In my first contribution, I mainly intended to give a general introduction to the debate […] The post Is There Truth in Mathematical Fictionalism? Part II first appeared on The Philosophers' Magazine.| The Philosophers' Magazine
Matti Eklund and Daniel Kodsi debate mathematical fictionalism (Part I).| The Philosophers' Magazine -
Daniel Kodsi and John Maier critique Helen Lewis's The Genius Myth. The post Unexceptional “Genius” first appeared on The Philosophers' Magazine.| The Philosophers' Magazine
E. E. Sheng interviews John Marenbon.| The Philosophers' Magazine -
Mark Nayler argues that Bryan Magee was more than just a populariser.| The Philosophers' Magazine -
Julia Jorati draws attention to arguments for reparations for slavery in the era of the American Revolution.| The Philosophers' Magazine -
Kristopher Phillips argues that teaching philosophy is a way of doing philosophy.| The Philosophers' Magazine -
