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Is there any rigorous philosophical basis for atheism?

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Does Searle's Chinese Room model computers correctly?

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Is there a flaw in Spinoza's argument about gender inequality?

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How philosophy defines "intention"?

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A list of philosophic schools

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Best books on philosophy of mind and/or consciousness?

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What branch(es) of philosophy use symbolic logic as a fundamental tool?

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Is my understanding of the Transcendental Deduction correct?

answered Dec 25, 2012 at 7:01

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Is it an informal fallacy to call an argument ridiculous without pointing out the flaw?

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What is the difference between paradoxical, dialectical and tautologous?

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Cantor and infinities

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What are some good books on anger in philosophy?

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Why is Multiple Realizability considered to have refuted the type-identity theory of the mind?

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Problems with the Omnipotence paradox

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Movies on philosophy similar to "Waking Life"?

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In Wittgenstein, is all the facts being all the facts a fact itself?

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Is there an unambiguous way to state the biconditional in everyday language?

answered Jul 30, 2012 at 20:31

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How can a group report the same negative experience, relative to others of the same group?

answered Nov 16, 2012 at 10:55

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Kant's refutation of empiricism

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Why is "unless" considered a conditional/disjunction rather than an equivalence/exclusive or?

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Is experience a superposition of psychophysical data?

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How something came from nothing.

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Difference between Utilitarianism and Capitalist justice

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Origin of the study of naming

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Are children moral agents?

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Is it arguable that philosophy is a crucial ingredient to a theory of mind?

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How can categories be derived deductively?

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Does knowledge exist outside human consciousness?

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Is debate about free will futile?

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What is the philosophical value of cultural diversity?

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Is there any rigorous philosophical basis for atheism?

Does Searle's Chinese Room model computers correctly?

Is there a flaw in Spinoza's argument about gender inequality?

How philosophy defines "intention"?

A list of philosophic schools

Best books on philosophy of mind and/or consciousness?

What branch(es) of philosophy use symbolic logic as a fundamental tool?

Is my understanding of the Transcendental Deduction correct?

Is it an informal fallacy to call an argument ridiculous without pointing out the flaw?

What is the difference between paradoxical, dialectical and tautologous?

Cantor and infinities

What are some good books on anger in philosophy?

Why is Multiple Realizability considered to have refuted the type-identity theory of the mind?

Problems with the Omnipotence paradox

Movies on philosophy similar to "Waking Life"?

In Wittgenstein, is all the facts being all the facts a fact itself?

Is there an unambiguous way to state the biconditional in everyday language?

How can a group report the same negative experience, relative to others of the same group?

Kant's refutation of empiricism

Why is "unless" considered a conditional/disjunction rather than an equivalence/exclusive or?

Is experience a superposition of psychophysical data?

How something came from nothing.

Difference between Utilitarianism and Capitalist justice

Origin of the study of naming

Are children moral agents?

Is it arguable that philosophy is a crucial ingredient to a theory of mind?

How can categories be derived deductively?

Does knowledge exist outside human consciousness?

Is debate about free will futile?

What is the philosophical value of cultural diversity?