Is the "Rule of Recognition" a Conventional Rule?
I know you folks have been wondering!
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Recommended Blogs
- Legal Theory Blog (Larry Solum)
Useful links to a wide range of jurisprudential and legal articles and resources. - Thoughts, Arguments and Rants
Weatherson & guests do philosophy (esp. phil of language and mind, metaphysics, epistemology) - Informed Comment (Juan Cole)
Knowledgeable discussion of international affairs esp. regarding the Middle East - Experimental Philosophy
The philosophy of the future? - Nate Charlow
Smart and funny young philosophy student - Accidental Blogger (Ruchira Paul)
Cultural and political commentary from a grown-up - Pharyngula (P.Z. Myers)
The best and most wicked science blog in existence - Think Tonk (Clayton Littlejohn)
Smart young philosopher: philosophy and political commentary - Balkinization
Liberal commentary on American legal issues - List of Philosophy Blogs
Useful list courtesy of David Chalmers - The Brooks Blog (Thom Brooks)
Political and legal philosopher at Newcastle comments on current events, academia in the UK, and scholarly topics - The Virtual Stoa (Chris Brooke)
Oxford political theorist brings a refreshingly different perspective to politics and culture. - The Ethical Werewolf (Neil Sinhababu)
UT grad student writes about politics and philosophy. - Boundaries of Language (Aidan McGlynn)
UT grad student writes about philosophy of language and mind. - The Garden of Forking Paths
Group blog by leading senior and junior philosophers interested in all aspects of action theory. - Continental Philosophy
Farhang Erfani, a philosopher at American University, provides a useful set of links to news, events, interviews, reviews, videos, etc. related to "Continental philosophy" (broadly construed) - Logic for Politics (David Braybrooke)
Political philosopher Braybrooke subjects current events and pronouncements to logical analysis.
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