62nd Philosophers' Carnival

Hello and welcome to the 62nd Philosophers' Carnival!!

I won't bore you with my introductions, but instead will just go straight to the best philosophy of the last fortnight. Some of these are interesting, some are fun, and some I think will become interesting and fun if they become lengthy discussions (and I hope they will!). The categorizations that follow are far from perfect, but this seemed to be the most natural ordering of things:

From Ethics to Action:

• A Chink in the Armor: Resource Allocation and Human Rights Theory
• Darwall, Empathy, and the Psychology of the 2nd-Person
• Objective List Internalism and the Double Desire View
  
• Ought and Context
• Reserved Rights
• Value from the Point of View of the Universe
• What is Pacifism?

From Action to Mind:

• Fichte's Critique of Reinhold
• Intellectualism and Ryle's Regress
• Newcomb's Problem and Regret of Rationality
• The Richness of Experience and the Collapse of Consciousness Studies
• There's Something About Jerry
  

From Mind to Language:

• Do Qualia Serve to Tag the 'Here and Now'?
• Plummeting Doves and Other Disasters
  

From Language to Logic:

• The Importance of Disagreement
• Infinitary Languages and the Barcan Formulae
• Language in Context: On Quantifier Domain Restriction
• Making a Virtue of a Weakness (on Intuitionist vs. Classical Logics)
• Meaningless? (on the Liar and Grelling's Paradoxes)
• Who Gives a Tonk?
• Wittgenstein and the Grasshopper

From Logic to Epistemology:

• Intuitionist Truth and the Paradox of Idealization
• Is Hume Moore or Wittgenstein?
• Is the Concept 'a priori' Past Its Sell-By Date?
• When Experts Disagree on Probabilities

From Epistemology to Metaphysics:

• Can Naturalistic Evolution Give Us Reliable Faculties?
• Finite Quantities
• Free Will and Evil
• The Gap of Creation
• Lamarck, Darwin, and Cultural Evolution
• Property Dualism - Micro, Macro and Mystery
• The Ultimate Question: Kripke or Lewis?
  

Popular Philosophy:

• Philosophy and Popular Culture: What's Been Done, What Can Be Done
• Popular Philosophy vs. Popular Science
• Project Runway, High Fashion, and Philosophy

Other:

• The Best Articles in Legal Philosophy That Appeared in 2007?
• The Best Philosophy Papers of 2007?
• Kant: Misogyny vs. Racism
• Recommending Students Do What They Should Not Do
• What Is Confucianism? (in two parts)

I hope you enjoy reading these posts as much as I did, and I hope you'll explore my little blog while you're here. My next post will be about the experience of hosting the Philosophers' Carnival, and after that I'll return to my usual topics. Take it easy and be well!