Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews | University of Notre Dame
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Most recent posts
David Snoke’s book, Interpreting Quantum Mechanics: Modern Foundations, is an engaging and comprehensive introduction to interpretative issues in quantum mechanics. It provides an accessible presentation of the field which would be useful for students and …
When my department underwent an external review recently, the reviewers recommended that the department offer a class on feminist philosophy. I was a bit perplexed by this recommendation. After all, most of the members of …
Some thinkers are attracted to the philosophy of friendship because of their interest in the best possibilities of friendship while others are interested in the whole shebang, virtuous and unvirtuous. Kristjan Kristjánsson falls in the …