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László Bernáth and János Tőzsér (2026) have recently put forward an ingenious and elaborated form of metaphilosophical skepticism, which they have dubbed “Pyrrhonian Skepticism about Philosophy” (henceforth, PSP). Theirs is a contained form of skepticism, one that relies on the...

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Arshak Balayan (2026) wrote an excellent review of my book—The Epistemic Injustice of Genocide Denialism (2024)—and I am thankful for his generosity and care in summarising its main arguments. In my reply, I will address one issue in particular, namely...

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Lee Basham’s (2026) review of Jack David Eller’s Apisteology: The Study of Not-Believing (2025) contains a number of polemical digressions. Beneath them lies a legitimate question: if epistemology has long examined doubt, disbelief, suspension of judgment, and evidential restraint, what...

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Science Under the Yoke of Value addresses the phenomenon of “evaluation” as a multi-layered regulatory matrix enforcing upon science a diversity of quantitative frames rooted in the concept of “value.” Since it is impossible to do justice here to the...

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Life is a game. That might be too simple, but we at least have a lot that we can learn about life by thinking about games. Games are simple in that they have clearly defined goals and rules. Institutional metrics...

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