LMU Munich
Faculty of Philosophy, Philosophy of Science and Religious Studies

Matthias Brinkmann, A Liberal Theory of Property, written by Hanoch Dagan (review)

Matthias Brinkmann, The myth of representation: Reclaiming the public, by Avihay Dorfman and Alon Harel, Cambridge and New York, Cambridge University Press, 2024, 208 pp., £29.99 (Paperback), ISBN 9781009327206, £90 (Hardback), ISBN 9781009327169 (review)

Edmund Tweedy Flanigan, Why Riot? An Expressive Theory of the Justification of Rioting

Gabriel Târziu, The Power of Knowledge — ERRATUM

Stephen M. Campbell, Pengbo Liu, and Sven Nyholm, Can Chatbots Preserve Our Relationships with the Dead?

Sietze Kai Kuilman, Sven Nyholm, Stefan Buijsman, and Luciano Cavalcante Siebert, Is Meaningful Human Control Over Personalised AI Assistants Possible? Ethical Design Requirements for The New Generation of Artificially Intelligent Agents

Christof Rapp, Roles, Relationships, and Partialism in Epictetus’s Ethical Thought

Ian J. Campbell and Christof Rapp, The Definition of Fallacies: A Defence of Aristotle's Appearance Condition

Alyssa Ney, Do our observations make reality happen?

Alyssa Ney, The Argument from Locality for Many Worlds Quantum Mechanics

Marius Baumann, The Underdetermination of Moral Theories

Marius Baumann, Michael Sandel on Meritocracy and the Populist Threat to Liberalism: A Critical Assessment

Marius Baumann and Korbinian Rüger, Utilitarismus, Liberalismus und libertäre Theorie

Marius Baumann, Konsequentialisierung – ultimatives Argument oder Blockade der Theoriewahl?

Daniel Sharp, Rights differentiation within the bounds of egalitarian justice

Daniel Sharp, : Immigration and Discrimination: (Un)Welcoming Others

Daniel Sharp, Can States Resist Migration Blackmail While Protecting Migrants?

Daniel Sharp, Collective Self-Determination and Externalized Border Control

Katharina Anna Sodoma and Daniel Sharp, Beyond Dichotomies: Empathy and Listening in Deliberative Democracy

Sebastian Bender, Descartes’s argument for modal voluntarism

Hannes Leitgeb, Uri Nodelman, and Edward Zalta, A Defense of Logicism

Hannes Leitgeb, When Rules Define Logical Operators: Rules as Second-Order Definitions

Leon Horsten, Hannes Leitgeb, Hans Rott, and Wolfgang Spohn, Obituary for Michael Friedman

Hannes Leitgeb, Carnapian Logicism and Semantic Analyticity

Levin Hornischer and Franz Berto, The Logic of Dynamical Systems is Relevant

Levin Hornischer, Iterating Both and Neither: With Applications to the Paradoxes

Levin Hornischer and Zoi Terzopoulou, Learning How to Vote with Principles: Axiomatic Insights Into the Collective Decisions of Neural Networks

Lennart B. Ackermans, Factual Difference-Making is Equivalent to a Counterfactual Theory

David Colaço, On Consistently Assessing Alleged Mnemonic Systems (or, why isn’t Immune Memory “really” Memory?)

Kristian Gonzalez Barman, Sascha Caron, Emily Sullivan, Henk W. de Regt, Roberto Ruiz de Austri, Mieke Boon, Michael Färber, Stefan Fröse, Tobias Golling, Luis Lopez, Faegheh Hasibi, Lukas Heinrich, Andreas Ipp, Rukshak Kapoor, Gregor Kasieczka, Daniel Kostić, Michael Krämer, Jesus Marco, Sydney Otten, Pawel Pawlowski, Pietro Vischia, Erik Weber, and Christoph Weniger, Large physics models: towards a collaborative approach with large language models and foundation models