Larry Solum's Legal Theory Lexicon is a useful resource, although I don't always agree with all its entries. This one on the "realist" critique of formalism is really just a description of the argument in one paper by Felix Cohen. It's a fine description of the argument in that paper but it is not representative of legal realism. (On formalism and realism, with reference to Brian Tamanaha's confused and misleading treatment, see also.)
Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog
News and views about philosophy, the academic profession, academic freedom, intellectual culture, and other topics. The world’s most popular philosophy blog, since 2003.
Modern Aesthetics and Democratic Life: The Struggle for Aesthetic Freedom by Jörg Schaub (permanently open-access) Description In this innovative open-access…
A couple of broader comments, having had a little time to reflect: 1) I agree that the “pile of truths”…
And the second paragraph?
I wonder if LLMs training on your work increases the chances of your work being falsely flagged by AI-detectors as…
These are the sort of systems that are currently used for “teaching” LLMs math and coding, as I understand it.…
Fortunately, we know (via M. Montinari) that Nietzsche scrapped section 1067, and never wanted it published. Good call!
I am very pleased to have stumbled upon this site. I am Andrew & Lynne’s nephew, Peter. My mother was…