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Sympoze – Top 16 in May

 June 1, 2009 |  Andy |  sympoze

It’s June. Time to see what the top Sympoze submissions were for May. Here they are.

  1. A Life in Philosophy: Peter Singer
  2. Can an Intuition that P, be Evidence that P?
  3. McMahan on the “Healthy” State of “Analytic” Philosophy
  4. Publishing Advice for Graduate Students
  5. John Perry on YouTube
  6. Distributing/Disturbing the Chinese Room
  7. Anarchism is to Political Philosophy as Skepticism is to Epistemology
  8. Philosophy Pupils in at Deep End
  9. Who is a Philosopher?
  10. Great News for Aberdeen
  11. Wright to Leave St. Andrews Altogether and Establish New “Northern Institute of Philosophy” at Aberdeen
  12. What Do We Want From an Account of Evidence?
  13. Free Will Spot Found in Brain
  14. Publishing Philosophy While Outside of Academia; Getting Back Into Academia After Being Away
  15. When Are Introspective Judgments Reliable?
  16. No May JFP!

Enjoy. Don’t forget if you want a Sympoze account to send me an email, and I’ll get it set up for you. Once you’re logged in, submitting/voting is incredibly easy.

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