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Charles K. MacKay
U.S.
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| I can answer a number of questions in philosophy; my academic concentrations (graduate school at Cornell) are ethics, political philosophy, and 19th-century German philosophy (Marx, Hegel, and hangers-on.) | Available
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J.M.J. West
U.S.
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| I am versed in formal logic and the predicate calculus; Modern Philosophy, Anglo-American Philosophy, Contemporary Philosophy, And Christian/Catholic Philosophy. I can answer questions on - but not limited to - The Pre-Socratics, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, The Stoics, the Early Church Era, St. Justin Martyr, Augustine, Anselm, Aquinas, Ockham, Moore, Descartes, Leibniz, Spinoza, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, Kant, Nietzsche, Russell, G. E. Moore, Quine, Rorty, Plantinga, etc.
I also have experience with Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology and other areas. | Available
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Hank
U.S.
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| I can answer questions in German as well as English. Books, books and more book! Personal experiences can sometimes disprove philosophical discussions and writings. | Available
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Ken Bell
Canada
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| I can answer questions in French as well as English. I am well-versed in a variety of subjects such as they are found in the Western Analytic tradition. I am comfortable answering questions in the areas of metaphysics, epistemology, applied-ethics (more specifically, applied ethics relative to human rights), and political philosophy. I have a degree of specialization in the areas of predicate calculus, philosophy of language, and value theory. Additionally, I am extremely well-versed in the work and philosophy of Thomas Hobbes.
I will answer questions in English, and endeavor to provide coherent responses in French and Italian. | Available
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Steven R. Storch
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| Ethics, Existentialism and Phenomenology, Continental Metaphysics | Available
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Ajay Verma
India
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| I can answer questions in Hindi as well as English. I can answer questions on Indian Philosophy specially Buddhism. | Available
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Richard Doczy
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| General, also political theory. Taught philosophy at colleges and universities since 1970; have written 22 and edited 10 books, as well as nearly 300 scholarly papers; lectured in USA, Latin America and Europe. Not an expert on symbolic logic. Please don`t ask me to take your tests or write your papers for you. | Available
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Michael J. Motta
U.S.
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| Existentialism, existential psychology, political philosophy; some value theory and ethics. Interdisciplinary approach to the social sciences and humanities: some background in abnormal psychology, expressionist art, and modern literature. I'd defer to other experts especially in areas such as analytic philosophy and philosophy of science. | On Vacation
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2008-10-09 Want to be a Good Philosopher: Reading the classics as well as contemporaries will be good preparation but, mostly, you need to think without prejudice, selfconsciously critical of all of your believes, checking to make sure your basic...
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2008-10-05 Philosophy: Su, Thanks for your question. To the best of my knowledge, no, a question cannot be a premise. The two premises are the backbone of a syllogism, which takes two statements and three terms, and links...
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2008-10-02 Modern Philosophy: The fact that we value human feelings and emotions, that we celebrate "individuals", that we love fiction for the sake of fiction; heck Humanities departments in general and even the very Constitution...
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2008-10-02 Modern Philosophy: Thank you for your question, Marisol. The basic answer is that this is the difference between "head" and "heart" (though in truth, I think it's silly to split them apart). The Enlightenment was a philosophical...
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2008-10-02 Beginning with philosophy: Unlike the natural sciences, philosophy is not progressive--the latest isn't necessarily the best or most true. Pre-Socratic philosophy could well have made some points that are still true. each generation...
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