Pub: PHILOSOPHICAL FRONTIERS 3.2 (2009).

Articles:

• "Wisdom Poisons Life" by Saladdin Ahmed, Carleton University
• "Saurez and Filmer on Freedom" by Robert Arp, University at Buffalo
• "Free Action as Two Level Voluntary Control" by John Dilworth, Western Michigan University
• "Science and the Argument of the Tractatus" by James Harrington, Loyola University Chicago
• "Kant's Moral Grounding of Societal Duties" by Joyce Lazier, University of Nebraska
• "Hume On Sexual Attraction" by Dan O'Brien, Oxford Brookes University
• "How to Act Against Your Better Judgement" by Constantine Sandis, Oxford Brookes University and New York University in London
• "The Case for Anti-Antirealism: Wittgenstein, Heidegger, and Aristotle on Language and Essence" by J. Jeremy Wisnewski, Hartwick College

Book Reviews:

• Miller, Adam (2008). Badiou, Marion and St Paul: Immanent Grace. London: Continuum. 162pp. (hbk) ISBN: 0826498701. Reviewed by Tom Grimwood, Lancaster University
• Brecher, B. (2007). Torture and the Ticking Bomb. Oxford: Blackwell. (hbk.)122 pp. ISBN: 9781405162012. Reviewed by Antony Lamb, University of Bristol
• O'Brien, Dan (2007). A Critique of Naturalistic Philosophies of Mind: Rationality and the Open-Ended Nature of Interpretation. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press. Pp. 304.ISBN: 0773452664. Reviewed by Miranda Nell, New School

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