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Leo Groarke

Trent University
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  • Trent University
    Department of Philosophy
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Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
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  •  90
    Hilary Putnam on the End of Argument
    with Louis Groarke
    Philosophica 69 (1): 41-60. 2002.
    We argue that Hilary Putnam's pragmatism provides an epistemological perspective which can help us understand--and can positively inform--the development of informal logic.
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    Woods and Walton on the Fallacies, 1972-1982
    Informal Logic 13 (2). 1991.
    Informal Logic
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    Douglas N. Walton, Informal Logic: A Handbook for Critical Argumentation Reviewed by
    Philosophy in Review 10 (7): 294-296. 1990.
  •  89
    Some Sources for Hume's Account of Cause
    with Graham Solomon
    Journal of the History of Ideas 52 (4): 645-663. 1991.
    We show that four central aspects of Hume's account of cause were contained and available to him in the translation of Sextus Empiricus' "Outlines of Pyrrhonism" contained in Thomas Stanley's 1687 _History of Philosophy
    Hume: CausationHume: Intellectual Context
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    Commentary on Hoaglund
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    Parmenides' Timeless Universe, Again
    Dialogue 26 (3): 549. 1987.
    The paper defends my thesis that Parmenides' poem contains a critique of time, in answer to Mohan Matthen's criticisms of my views
    Eleatics
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    Affirmative action as a form of restitution
    Journal of Business Ethics 9 (3). 1990.
    Though the common sense defense of affirmative action (or employment equity) appeals to principles of restitution, philosophers have tried to defend it in other ways. In contrast, I defend it by appealing to the notion of restitution, arguing (1) that alternative attempts to justify affirmative action fail; and (2) that ordinary affirmative action programs need to be supplemented and amended in keeping with the principles this suggests.
    Business EthicsAffirmative Action
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