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Books:
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Essential
Knowledge. New York: Addison, Wesley, Longman, Publishers,
2003. (Click
here for introduction.)
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The
Skeptics: Contemporary Essays. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate
Publishing, Ashgate Epistemology & Mind Series, 2003. (Click
here for table
of contents, here
for introductory essay, or
here for bibliography.)
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A Guide to Ethics. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2001.
(Click here for table of contents. Click
here for Chapter 3: Cultural
Relativism. Click here for Chapter 5: Hedonism. Click
here for Chapter 7: Ethical Egoism. Click
here for Chapter 8:
Utilitarianism.) |
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Existing: An Introduction to Existential Thought.
New York: McGraw-Hill and Mayfield Press, 2000. (Click
here for table of
contents, and here for
introduction.) |
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Invulnerability: On Securing Happiness. Chicago:
Open Court Press, 1996. (Click here for table of contents. Click here for Chapter 3: Optimizing and Adapting. Click here for
Chapter 4: Becoming Invulnerable.) |
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Articles:
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"The Easy Argument," Acta Analytica, forthcoming.
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"Moore's Missing Principle," Philosophical
Papers 36.1 (2007): 151-161.
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"Mortal Harm,"
forthcoming in Philosophical Quarterly, 2007.
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“Dretske
on Knowledge Closure,” Australasian Journal of Philosophy 84.3 (2006)
379-394. |
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"Restorative Rigging and the Safe Indication Account," forthcoming in
Synthese.
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“Past Desires and the Dead,” Philosophical Studies
126.3 (2005)
331-345. |
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"Epistemic Relativism,"
Philosophical Issues
14, a supplement to Noûs, 2004, 271-295.
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"Posthumous Harm," American Philosophical Quarterly
41.1 (2004) 63-72.
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"Indiscernability
Skepticism," in Luper, ed., The Skeptics: Contemporary
Essays (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing), Ashgate Epistemology
& Mind Series, 2003.
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"The
Epistemic Closure Principle," Stanford University Encyclopedia of
Philosophy, Edward N. Zalta, Editor, 2002.
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"Death,"
Stanford University Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Edward N. Zalta,
Editor, 2002.
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"Natural
Resources, Gadgets, and Artificial Life," Environmental
Values 8 (1999). Also published in Environmental Justice, Papers from
the Melbourne Conference (University of Melbourne, 1998). Also
available here. |
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"The Environment and International Justice,"
in J. Palmer and D. Cooper, eds., Just Environments (London:
Routledge, 1995). |
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"Justice and Natural Resources," Environmental
Values 1 (1992) 47-64. |
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"The Absurdity of Life," Philosophy and
Phenomenological Research 52 (1992) 1-17. |
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"The Anatomy of Aggression," American
Philosophical Quarterly 27 (1990) 213-224. |
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"Arbitrary Reasons," G. Ross and M. Roth,
eds., Doubting: Contemporary Perspectives on Skepticism (Dordrecht:
Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1990). |
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"The Knower, Inside and Out," Synthese 74
(1988) 349-367. |
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"Doxastic Skepticism," The Southern Journal of
Philosophy 25 (1987) 529-538. |
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"Annihilation," The Philosophical Quarterly 37
(1985) 233-252. Reprinted in David Benatar,
ed., Life, Death and Meaning (Rowman and Littlefield, 2004), in John M. Fischer, ed., The Metaphysics of Death (Stanford:
Stanford University Press, 1993), and in Steven Luper and Curtis Brown, eds., The
Moral Life (Fort Worth: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1991). |
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"The Causal Indicator Analysis of Knowledge," Philosophy
and Phenomenological Research 47 (1987) 563-589. |
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"Competing for the Good Life," American
Philosophical Quarterly 23 (1986) 167-179. |
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"The Reliabilist Theory of Rational Belief," The
Monist 68 (1985) 203-226. |
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"What
Skeptics Don't Know Refutes Them," Pacific
Philosophical Quarterly 65 (1985) 86-97. |
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"The Epistemic Predicament: Knowledge, Nozickian
Track, and Skepticism," The Australasian Journal of Philosophy 62 (1984)
26-50. |
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