objectivity

Few philosophical questions strike as close to everyday life as this one. We argue about what’s fair at work, what’s just in politics, and what we owe to strangers. Underneath those arguments sits a deeper dispute: are there moral facts … Read More

Before Popper, Kant had proposed a solution to Hume’s problem that also called for knowledge that relates to the world of observations while preceding those observations. The difference is that, for Kant, this knowledge is a priori truths, which puts … Read More