Tag: philosophy

Can God have decided not to create the number 2? Could God have made 2+2=5? If so, does this mean that mathematical objects and mathematical truths are metaphysically contingent? If not, does this impinge on the ‘sovereignty’ of God?

By Luna Guan

Date: 22 May 2023
Category: Philosophy

Comparing and contrasting Bayle’s and Locke’s theories on toleration: which theory works best to refute the case for intolerance?

By Aliki Vourvidi

Date: 22 May 2023
Category: Philosophy

What (if anything) is wrongful about unalloyed statistical discrimination?

By Jasmin Sykes

Date: 12 February 2023
Category: Philosophy

“Russell’s mistake was that […] he confused expressions with their use in a particular context” (Strawson, On Referring): A Critical Discussion of Russell, Strawson, and the Question of ‘The’.

By Alexander Beckett

Date: 12 February 2023
Category: Philosophy

Is Creativity a Virtue?

By Louisa McDonald

Date: 12 February 2023
Category: Philosophy

Refuting Otsuka’s Moral Equivalence Thesis

By Anna Videbaek Smith, School of Philosophy President

Date: 19 January 2023
Category: Philosophy

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