Philosophical Topics 44.1: Essays on the Philosophy of Frederick Stoutland

Contents:

Introduction - Martin Gustafsson

Self-Awareness and Cognitive Agency in Descartes’s Meditations - Lilli Alanen

Why an Aristotelian Account of Truth Is (More or Less) All We Need - Jeff Malpas

The Social Aspects of Aristotle’s Theory of Action - Dorothea Frede

Voluntarism, Intellectualism, and Anselm on Motivation - Tomas Ekenberg

Why Kant is not a Kantian - James Conant

A Contrast between Two Pictures The Case of Perception - Jennifer Hornsby

On What Is in Front of Your Nose - Anton Ford

Expression and Self-Consciousness - Stina Backstroem

Bodily Movement and Its Significance - Will Small

Anscombe’s Bird, Wittgenstein’s Cat: Intention, Expression, and Convention - Martin Gustafsson

Film Noir and Weakly Intentional Actions: An Anscombian Analysis - Elinor Hallen

Theory, Interpretation, and Law: Some Worries about Dworkin’s Account of Their Relation - Lisa Van Alstyne

Stoutland vs. Metaphysics - Lars Hertzberg