Vol. 8 No. 2 (2020)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4454/philinq.v8i2

Published: 2020-07-20

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Essays

Locke on women's rationality

Giuliana Di Biase

9-30
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Problems for hard moral particularism: Can we really dismiss general reasons?

Dario Cecchini

31-46
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Affective scaffolds of nostalgia

Leonardo Massantini

47-70
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Music is not even language-like: Analyzing Kivy’s view on music and language

Elvira Di Bona

71-84
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Fiat boundaries: how to fictionally carve nature at its joints

Nicola Piras

85-106
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Focus

Focus Introduction. Pragmatism and the philosophy of expertise

Roberto Gronda

109-110
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Pragmatism and transactional realism

Pierluigi Barrotta

111-128
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Language, objectivity, and public inquiry: a pragmatist theory of expertise

Roberto Gronda

129-150
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Five pragmatist insights on scientific expertise

Mathias Girel

151-176
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Expertise that matters. On Dewey’s understanding of relevant science

Antje Gimmler

177-200
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Past Present

“Man is action, not being” Hegel contra Heidegger in an unpublished essay by Kojève

Marco Filoni

203-208
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Note on Hegel and Heidegger

Alexandre Kojève

209-220
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Reviews

Peter Adamson "Medieval Philosophy. A history of philosophy without any gaps"

Fabrizio Amerini

R1-R5
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Robert Brandom, A Spirit of Trust

Gilles Bouché

R6-R13
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