The Ethical Werewolf

Neil Sinhababu's philosophy blog ‡ neiladri, at gmail dot com  ‡  political blogging at Donkeylicious


I teach philosophy at the National University of Singapore.
Here's my CV as of November 2012.

papers
Distinguishing Belief and Imagination
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, forthcoming

Unequal Vividness and Double Effect
Utilitas, forthcoming

The Desire-Belief Account of Intention Explains Everything
Noûs, 2012 (early view)

The Humean Theory of Practical Irrationality
Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy, 2011

The Humean Theory of Motivation Reformulated and Defended
Philosophical Review, 2009

Possible Girls
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2008

Vengeful Thinking and Moral Epistemology
in Nietzsche and Morality, Oxford University Press, 2007

Drafts (and everything else) are available at PhilPapers


creative work elsewhere
War or Car
On Obscene Sexual Expressions
Review of Ponnuru, Party of Death
Donkeylicious

philosophy blogs

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    Protecting children from internet pornography
    43 minutes ago
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    Memorable first lines of journal articles
    2 hours ago
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    17 hours ago
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    What are we supposed to learn from deviant causal chains?
    18 hours ago
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    New job opening...
    18 hours ago
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    On the Horizon at Brains
    2 days ago
  • Sprachlogik
    Blackburn's Interpretation of Wittgenstein as a Proto Quasi Realist
    1 week ago
  • Brian Leiter's Nietzsche Blog
    Various videos/audios on religion, toleration, and Nietzsche
    1 week ago
  • Udo Schuklenk's Ethx Blog
    Bioethics May 2013 Issue Now On-Line
    1 week ago
  • Philosophy, et cetera
    Locating the benefit of future-directed desires
    1 week ago
  • PEA Soup
    Subjectivism and Mind-Dependence
    1 week ago
  • Brian Weatherson
    MAWM
    2 months ago
  • Go Grue!
    Internal Reasons That Cannot Motivate
    3 months ago
  • Close Range
    Knowing How and Knowing That
    1 year ago
  • Nate Charlow
    new draft: “What We Know and What To Do”
    2 years ago
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    Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road.
    2 years ago
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    I’ve Moved!
    3 years ago
  • Arché Methodology Project
    Are Philosophers Expert Intuiters?
    3 years ago
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    Under the Ruler Faster than the Ruler
    3 years ago
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    acting on p when you know you don’t know p
    3 years ago
  • Ethics Girl
    Is there any escape?
    4 years ago
  • Certain Doubts
    CD Moving
    4 years ago
  • Michael Sevel
    The Wire
    4 years ago
  • Aidan McGlynn
    Politicians' Logic
    4 years ago
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the folk

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  • Dana Watson
  • Hope Rider
  • HRSFANS.org
  • Livejournal Friends
  • Mary LaVigne
  • The Reaction

philosophy links

  • AAP Website
  • APA Online
  • Berlin Review of Books
  • Journal Poll (Leiter 2012)
  • Journal Poll (Weatherson)
  • LibGen
  • Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
  • PhilEvents
  • PhilJobs
  • Philosophers' Imprint
  • Philosophical Gourmet Report
  • PhilosophyTV
  • PhilPapers
  • Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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Saturday, November 24, 2012

All human cultures bite the red part of a watermelon slice first, suggesting an innate Universal Gastronomy.


by Neil Sinhababu at 11/24/2012 02:14:00 a.m.

1 comment:

CZHA said...

Hilarious!

Saturday, November 24, 2012 7:42:00 p.m.

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