Canadian Journal of Philosophy

Just published in CJP: “thoroughly modest believing: immodesty to the rescue?” by David Christensen. Part of our upcoming symposium: Humility and Arrogance, edited by Nathan Ballantyne and Thomas Kelly. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “In praise of collective agents,” by Frank Hindriks and Niels De Haan. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “A derangement of arguments: do conventionalists have glory?” by Nathan Malcomson. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Humble reasoning: when can I stop?” by Julia Staffel. Part of our upcoming symposium: Humility and Arrogance, edited by Nathan Ballantyne and Thomas Kelly. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Précis of *The Practical Self*,” by Anil Gomes. Part of our upcoming Author Meets Critics (edited by David Hunter) on the books *The Practical Self* by Anil Gomes and *Transparency and Reflection* by Matt Boyle. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “On refusing solidarity: environmental catastrophes, ontological loss, and the ethics of epistemic withdrawal,” by Kwabena Edusei. Part of our upcoming Author Meets Critics (edited by Helga Varden) on their book *The Epistemology of Disasters and Social Change*. Read now, no login required: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Thanks to Cambridge University Press's astute management we are able to transition to full Open Access. See announcement here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Free will and intensional operators,” by Fabio Lampert and John William Waldrop. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Transparency to the world, the nature of mind, and self-knowledge,” by Dorit Bar-On. Part of our upcoming Author Meets Critics (edited by David Hunter) on the books *The Practical Self* by Anil Gomes and *Transparency and Reflection* by Matt Boyle. Read now, no login required: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Issue 54:8 just published. No two authors from the same country! cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Aiding the impermissible? Kant and the morality of medical assistance in dying,” by Luke James Davies. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Replies to Bar-On, Barnett, and Brink,” by Matthew Boyle. Part of our upcoming Author Meets Critics (edited by David Hunter) on the books *The Practical Self* by Anil Gomes and *Transparency and Reflection* by Matt Boyle. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Overview of *Transparency and Reflection*,” by Matthew Boyle. Part of our upcoming Author Meets Critics (edited by David Hunter) on the books *The Practical Self* by Anil Gomes and *Transparency and Reflection* by Matt Boyle. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Masked abilities and the four-case manipulation argument,” by Gus Turyn. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Moral uncertainty, expected choiceworthiness, and variance normalization,” by Harry R. Lloyd. Read now, no login required: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Modesty is a contagious blindspot,” by Roy Sorensen. Part of our upcoming symposium: Humility and Arrogance, edited by Nathan Ballantyne and Thomas Kelly. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Is the knowledge argument a Frege puzzle?” by Elisabetta Sassarini. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “A causal account of the physical,” by Austen Friesacher. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Why treat one’s children as equals?” A Discussion Note by Bouke de Vries. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published in CJP: “Freedom, democracy, and economic rights: a Kantian view,” by S. M. Love. Part of our upcoming Symposium (edited by Rahul Kumar) in honour of the posthumous publication of Waheed Hussain’s book, *Living with the Invisible Hand*. Read now, it’s Open Access: cambridge.org/core/journals/…