Theory of Types 1 Bertrand Russell’s theory of types seems quite commonsensical at a prima facie level. That is, different obje...

Rather than adopt a position of monism or dualism when it comes to properties, D.H. Mellor adopts what he calls a ‘pluralist’ approach...

It's often said that the philosophy of mind "should be constrained by science". However, much philosophy has always been...

Roderick Chisholm seems to suggest that in terms of the word ‘certain’ everything is only a matter of (prior) stipulation, not about w...

Why is causation seen as so important in (analytic) philosophy? Well, think about all the causal concepts there are: ‘produce’, ‘yield...