Stephen Hetherington is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and former Editor-in-Chief of Australasian Journal of Philosophy. His recent books include What Is Epistemology? (Polity, 2019) and Defining Knowledge (Cambridge UP, 2022).

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• 1. Extreme Philosophy: Some Exploratory WordsStephen Hetherington2. Monism and the Ontology of Logic Samuel Z. Elgin3. From Plotinus to Rorty: A History of Philosophy Without Any GapsShamik Dasgupta4. Spatiotemporal ProjectivismKristie Miller5. Nonsense + Unintelligibility = How to Understand VaguenessNicholas J.J. Smith6. Science Is Irrational – and a Good Thing, TooMichael Strevens7. Knowing as Merely Being CorrectStephen Hetherington8. Is Philosophy Possible?Neil Levy9. Mind Unlimited?Andy Clark10. Disembodied Souls Are People, TooMichael Huemer11. Repetition and Value in an Infinite UniverseEric Schwitzgebel12. The Fatalist Is the Most Extreme ExtremistRoy A. Sorensen13. A Defence of ExtremismDavid Coady14. The (Ir)Rationality of PropagandaCatarina Dutilh Novaes15. Is Inclusion Good?Holly Lawford-Smith16. Corruption Empowers: Political Leadership and Moral DegeneracyCrispin Sartwell17. Power Inversion DemocracyAlexander Guerrero18. Evading and Aiding: The Moral Case Against Paying TaxesJason Brennan, Jessica Flanigan, and Christopher Freiman19. Suicide, Organ Donation, and Meaning in Life: Some Disturbing ReflectionsSaul Smilansky

Stephen Hetherington is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and former Editor-in-Chief of Australasian Journal of Philosophy. His recent books include What Is Epistemology? (Polity, 2019) and Defining Knowledge (Cambridge UP, 2022).

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• 1. Extreme Philosophy: Some Exploratory WordsStephen Hetherington2. Monism and the Ontology of Logic Samuel Z. Elgin3. From Plotinus to Rorty: A History of Philosophy Without Any GapsShamik Dasgupta4. Spatiotemporal ProjectivismKristie Miller5. Nonsense + Unintelligibility = How to Understand VaguenessNicholas J.J. Smith6. Science Is Irrational – and a Good Thing, TooMichael Strevens7. Knowing as Merely Being CorrectStephen Hetherington8. Is Philosophy Possible?Neil Levy9. Mind Unlimited?Andy Clark10. Disembodied Souls Are People, TooMichael Huemer11. Repetition and Value in an Infinite UniverseEric Schwitzgebel12. The Fatalist Is the Most Extreme ExtremistRoy A. Sorensen13. A Defence of ExtremismDavid Coady14. The (Ir)Rationality of PropagandaCatarina Dutilh Novaes15. Is Inclusion Good?Holly Lawford-Smith16. Corruption Empowers: Political Leadership and Moral DegeneracyCrispin Sartwell17. Power Inversion DemocracyAlexander Guerrero18. Evading and Aiding: The Moral Case Against Paying TaxesJason Brennan, Jessica Flanigan, and Christopher Freiman19. Suicide, Organ Donation, and Meaning in Life: Some Disturbing ReflectionsSaul Smilansky

Stephen Hetherington is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and former Editor-in-Chief of Australasian Journal of Philosophy. His recent books include What Is Epistemology? (Polity, 2019) and Defining Knowledge (Cambridge UP, 2022).

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• 1. Extreme Philosophy: Some Exploratory WordsStephen Hetherington2. Monism and the Ontology of Logic Samuel Z. Elgin3. From Plotinus to Rorty: A History of Philosophy Without Any GapsShamik Dasgupta4. Spatiotemporal ProjectivismKristie Miller5. Nonsense + Unintelligibility = How to Understand VaguenessNicholas J.J. Smith6. Science Is Irrational – and a Good Thing, TooMichael Strevens7. Knowing as Merely Being CorrectStephen Hetherington8. Is Philosophy Possible?Neil Levy9. Mind Unlimited?Andy Clark10. Disembodied Souls Are People, TooMichael Huemer11. Repetition and Value in an Infinite UniverseEric Schwitzgebel12. The Fatalist Is the Most Extreme ExtremistRoy A. Sorensen13. A Defence of ExtremismDavid Coady14. The (Ir)Rationality of PropagandaCatarina Dutilh Novaes15. Is Inclusion Good?Holly Lawford-Smith16. Corruption Empowers: Political Leadership and Moral DegeneracyCrispin Sartwell17. Power Inversion DemocracyAlexander Guerrero18. Evading and Aiding: The Moral Case Against Paying TaxesJason Brennan, Jessica Flanigan, and Christopher Freiman19. Suicide, Organ Donation, and Meaning in Life: Some Disturbing ReflectionsSaul Smilansky