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    The Tractatus book is beautifully done, and the pop-out model is a great teaching aid when I discuss the Tractatus…

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    David Berman treated students with great generosity and seriousness as partners in philosophical discovery; correlatively, he was completely unimpressed by…

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    I never met Alan, sadly, but his work leading the charge in making philosophy of sex “a thing” in contemporary…

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Most cited living philosophers with Google Scholar pages who work in decision, game and rational choice theory (and cognate areas like philosophy of probability)

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As before, only philosophers with most of their citations to work in these areas are listed. Because the numbers drop off fairly quickly, I only list the “top ten.”

  1. Brian Skyrms (UC Irvine) (15,100)
  2. Christian List (LMU) (15,000)
  3. Stephan Hartmann (LMU) (7,000)
  4. Jon Williamson (Manchester) (6,300)
  5. Alan Hajek (ANU) (6,000)
  6. James M. Joyce (Michigan) (5,100)
  7. Kenny Easwaran (UC Irvine) (4,800)
  8. Wlodek Rabinowicz (Lund) (4,800)
  9. Teddy Seidenfeld (Carnegie-Mellon) (4,500)
  10. Luc Bovens (North Carolina) (4,300) & Martin Peterson (Texas A&M) (4,300)
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