The University of Manchester
Social Sciences - Philosophy
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An undergraduate reference book really, with lots of short entries (between about 50 and 1200 words) on all kinds of stuff: Humean supervenience, presentism, libertarianism, conceptual schemes, ... and so on.
- by Helen Beebee
Chapters by Corine Besson, Genoveva Marti and Jose Martinez, Asa Wikforss, Harold Noonan, Joseph LaPorte, Alexander Bird, Robin Hendry, me and Nigel, Emma Tobin, Jessica Wilson, and Richard Boyd. Admittedly a little pricy at £80, sorry.
- by Helen Beebee
Please do not cite this version. The published version is: 'Transfer of Warrant, Begging the Question and Semantic Externalism', Philosophical Quarterly 51 (2000), 356-74 1. The problem − and Davies' solution In a recent paper (Davies... more
Please do not cite this version. The published version is: Contingent Laws Rule: Reply to Bird', Analysis 62 (2002), 252-5
Please do not cite this version. The published version is: 'Non-paradoxical Multilocation', with Michael Rush, Analysis 63 (2003), 311-17
Processes' in P. Dowe and P. Noordhof, eds., Cause and Chance (London: Routledge, 2004), 39-57
It's an introduction to free will! Conceived primarily as an accompanying textbook for upper-level undergraduates, but beginners should be able to get through at least the early stages of it.