Online research in philosophy

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• PhD, University of London, 2009.

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• Philosophy of Religion
• Philosophy of Language
• Philosophy of Action
• Epistemology
• Metaphysics

I'm interested in content circularly occurring as an individuating condition applying to judgements. That's not just in terms of appropriateness of judgements (ordinary criticisms etc), I'm also prepared to read back conditions on content into judgements of literality, so that a literal content is just a particular type of ascription of content.

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