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Issue 89
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Issue 89 Contents
5 - Editorial James Garvey
Opinion
6 - Philosophy, In a Sense Constantine Sandis
8 - Living the Life of the Mind Charlotte Knowles
12 - Capitalism After Covid Julian Friedland
16 - The Skeptic Wendy M. Grossman
Thoughts
18 - Introduction
20 - Parenting with Siddhartha William Irwin
25 - I Think, Therefore I Slam Douglas Edwards
32 - Temporary Tattoos Julia Minarik
37 - Adam Smith and Capitalism Today Ryan Patrick Hanley
44 - Democracy: What's It Good For? Robert B. Talisse
50 - Who Is a Meaning of Life For? Elijah Millgram
55 - Snapshot: Lady Mary Shepherd Deborah Boyle
Forum: New Moral Questions
59 - Introduction
62 - The Ethics of AI and the Moral Responsibility of Philosophers Paula Boddington
69 - Winning the Battle, Losing the War Ryan Jenkins
76 - New Moral Questions and Refugees Mollie Gerver
84 - The Venn Diagram from Hell Kathleen Dean Moore and Michael Paul Nelson
91 - Keeping Close to Home Katherine Furman
96 - The Ethics of Social Distancing Nicholas G. Evans
Reviews
104 - Introduction
106 - The Other Life Jean Kazez
108 - The Plague Margaret Betz
110 - Artificial You: AI and the Future of Your Mind Ken Daley
114 - Moving Up Without Losing Your Way: The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility Helen De Cruz
117 - Adornment: What Self-Decoration Tells About Who We Are Erich Hatala Matthes
119 -Two Beers Before Phronesis Q and A with Connor Bevan
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Why would an atheist spend two decades writing a commentary on the Bible? How should we think about pain when confronted by people who honestly say their pains don’t hurt? How does science get at the truth if all it can do is prove hypotheses wrong, never right? Is it really better to have loved and lost? Find out in this issue.
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What's the real value of philosophy? Can religious violence ever be justified? How should new thoughts about what makes us tick change our notion of self-knowledge? In an age of corporations, do we need new thoughts about when groups know something and when they're responsible? How should we think about experiences that might transform us? Can film actually be philosophy? Find out in this issue.