Concepts: Pluralism, Etiology, and Neural Implementation

I learned this first-hand. In 1989, I was one of the earliest British students to participate in the scheme, which had begun two years earlier. Confusingly, I spent my autumn term in the Erasmus University in Rotterdam. In an instant,…

The open access version can be found on MIT’s website. The 4E-approach to human cognition has opened new perspective to many human activities, to reading and writing among other things. The 4E-approach enables us to focus on the essence of…

Bontly, T.  (2005) “Proportionality, Causation and Exclusion” Philosophia 32: 331-348.  Second, a causal claim might fail to represent one or more dependency relations   that are present in the system of interest and that should be represented. Call this omission. This discussion of proportionality…

If free will is an illusion, then it’s an illusion whether you believe in it or not. So the Rev Carl Harding’s hard determinists had no choice but to look both ways before crossing the road. And a hard free…

Excerpt From: His Divine Grace A.C.Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. “Teachings of Lord Chaitanya.” Part I, Chapter 12 His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada has given some simple principles for observing all Ekadasis “In the Bhakti-sandarbha, by Śrīla Jīva Gosvāmī,…

“Hegel first lectured on aesthetics in Heidelberg. By the time he was lecturing in Berlin, he had reworked his ideas significantly,” said Illies. “This is the first time any transcript of these original lectures from Heidelberg has been found.” It…