Reminders, new articles, and whatnots

1. Doris vs. Nichols vs. You vs. Everyon else on this blog! Or, Doris+Nichols+You+The Rest of this Bog = Reading Group Love. Consider this your reminder to do this month's reading for our ongoing online reading group. This month's masterpiece is Shaun Nichols' "How can psychology contribute to the free will debate." This paper is available here.

2. Special issue on the work of our very own John Martin Fischer in the current issue of Journal of Ethics. Available here.

3. Article by our very own Kevin Timpe in the latest issue of Philosophical Studies, available here.

4. A review by our very own Saul Smilansky of our very own Al Mele's latest book, available at NDPR here (and free!). Lots of "very owns" around here.

5. I'm sure there's been other stuff that just made its way on to the internets. Apologies for anything I missed from the past month. Feel free to post more current publications of interest in the comments below.

6. Lots of explicating and debating things free will-ish at the University of San Francisco this Friday. Gardeners who can make it are more than welcome. More info here.

Comments

[Kevin Timpe]

Internets. Quite funny. I knew Manuel was a ninja--I didn't know he was also a comedian.