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Wide Scope Journal Surveys
Just a heads up. I now have all of the journals survey/data table combos posted. Head on over and submit a survey about your most recent journal submissions.
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Is blind review blind?

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The Disenchanted Naturalist’s Guide to Reality
Alex Rosenberg's "précis of an argument that naturalism forces upon us a very disillusioned 'take' on reality."
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Grade Student Papers Using Google Forms

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The Monads
This page has all the classics, plus three new tracks from the 21st Century Monads.
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I really do want the job. I’m sorry I published?
Great post discussing the publishing dilemma for graduate students
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Google and the Digital Humanities
The company plans to announce today that it is bankrolling 12 university-based research projects designed to demonstrate the potential value to scholarship of its growing digital vault.
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Profhacker: Calendars and Scheduling
The ProfHacker at the Chronicle of higher Ed gives some insights on how to use Google Calendar.
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Ideas of the century: The simulation argument (6/50)
This is sort of interesting. Sort of old news. Sort of posted just to see how everything works after setting up an account and sharing through reader.
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Philosophy Apps for iPhone
Potential of Google Wave in Education

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“Contextualism, Contrastivism, and X-Phi Surveys”
Keith DeRose posts and discusses a new paper of his on the recent experimental work on contextualism and similar views. He attempts to defend the ordinary language basis for contextualism against empirical results purporting to show that people don't get the expected intuitions in the bank cases.
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Chris Suhler and Pat Churchland argue that neurobiology suggests moral responsibility has an enlarged rather than diminished role in our lives. We're responsible for many of the nonconscious processes that ‘automatically’ guide our decisions and actions. That I am conscious of a process, therefore, is not a necessary condition for someone attributing to me control of it, or responsibility for, it.
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Philip L. Quinn Fellowship in Philosophy to be established at the NHC
Philip L. Quinn Fellowship in Philosophy to be established at the National Humanities Center
... It is especially gratifying that a distinguished and much-loved member of the academic world admired the National Humanities Center and that his co-executors have chosen to memorialize him here. It speaks to the place that the Center holds in the hearts and minds of American scholars, and it is fitting that Philip Quinn's intellectual and ethical commitments in the profession be transmitted thus to future generations of philosophers.
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Wide Scope Introducing Wide Scope Philosophy Podcasts
Andy announces his new project, wherein he highlights some of the more interesting new articles in the week's philosophy journals and describes them in a brief podcast.
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The PhilPapers Survey and MetaSurvey Info is In
Find out how views in the profession break down on key issues, and also how we *think* the profession breaks down...
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Quips About Philosophy

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Arguments from Disagreement
Challenges the claim that intuitions about genuine disagreement show anything about sameness of meanings of terms or sameness of concepts involved.
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The Splintered Mind: Applying to MA Programs in Philosophy
A nice discussion of MA programs in philosophy and who they are for.
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