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Philosopher’s Cocoon: Seeking Philosophical Mentors
Helen De Cruz and Marcus Arvan are seeking mentors for their Philosopher’s Cocoon Job-Market Mentoring Project. The philosophy job market is a tough place (I’ve applied to a few jobs over the past year or so) and this project seeks to help as much as a project can help during this difficult process. Below is a […]
Helen De Cruz and the Ethics of Self-Promotion Through Bragging
November 5, 2014 by Justin Caouette
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In a very interesting post over at the Philosopher’s Cocoon Helen De Cruz considers a forthcoming paper by Mark Alfano and Brian Robinson where they define bragging as a special form of assertion where the bragger “aims to impress her audience with something about herself by asserting something about herself”. She then takes issue with this […]
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June 9, 2016 by Justin Caouette
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