Counterfactuality of the Ethical Norms of Higher Education by Natalia Boychenko

“…For the philosophy the situation with ethical optation and its consequences is significant. Typical for analytic philosophy is the reconstruction of positivist logic of counterfactuality as possibility. …”
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Philosophical theology and the limits of explanation by Gutteridge, J

“…Finally, there are existing strands of analytic philosophy which are producing exciting (and potentially theologically fruitful) work by developing views on the limit of thought, with which analytic theologians cannot engage without reckoning with these issues.…”

Analytic Theology as Confessional Theology with a Linguistic Edge by Harrower Scott

“…Such possibilities originate in analytic theology’s direct pedigree from 20th century analytic philosophy, and from its affinity with some proto-analytic theologians from the Middle Ages. …”
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Czy kompetencja językowa jest wiedzą? (Is linguistic competence knowledge?) by Jan Wawrzyniak

“…It is revealed, among other things, in the fact that learning our native language and the world constitute one process.It is worth stressing that the discussed question has a great significance to analytic philosophy. Many adherents of this trend claim that philosophical knowledge, if it exists at all, is knowledge about meanings of expressions which are considered fundamental from philosophical point of view, and about relations between them. …”
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The World Congress on Mulla Sadra by Ibrahim Kalin

“…In addition to Islamic thought, there was also a sepamte section on Western philosophy, primarily focusing on analytic philosophy, in which many Westem scholars and philosophers participated. …”
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AI Ethics Beyond the Anglo-Analytic Approach by Paul D'Ambrosio

“…Both AI and Anglo-analytic philosophy argue for solutions to humanistic problems which are essentially mathematical. …”
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Does Agnosticism Exist? by D. V. Ankin

“…The methodology for studying problems through the analysis of their linguistic form is the norm for analytical philosophy. For the definition of analytic philosophy, see V. …”
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Treading Water in Neurath's Ship: Quine, Davidson, Rorty by Christopher Norris

“…This article examines what I take to be some of the wrong turns and false dilemmas that analytic philosophy has run into since Quine's well-known attack on the two 'last dogmas' of old-style Logical Empiricism. …”
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Do Personality Features Influence Our Intuitions of the Mind-Body Problem? A Pilot Study by Marek Havlík, Karolína Mladá, Iveta Fajnerová, Jiří Horáček, Jiří Horáček

“…For the purposes of this pilot study, we developed a questionnaire, which employed several theories of analytic philosophy of the mind, in order to determine which category the participants would belong to. …”
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A Critical Outlook on Rosenberg’s Theory of Euthanaisia by Reza Akbari, Seyyed Ali Reza Hodaei

“…By indicating the confusion lied between moral "permissibility/permission" for and moral "desirability" of euthanasia, he deems analytic philosophy to obviate all of these challenges. …”
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Accantando la superstizione del significato: Mondo simbolico degli abitatori del tempo e saggezza transpecifica del conversare by Romano Gasparotti

“…The first part of this paper, on underlining the fact that the search for a foundation is connatural to the special (in all senses)practice of analytic philosophy, dwells upon the constitutive aporetic nature both of every position or postulation of foundation, and of every deconstruction of such foundational claim, identifying in the instance of semantic meaning the generating fulcrum of every foundational philosophical requirement. …”
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Aesthetic Experience at the Borders of Art and Life: The Case of the Man in Gold by Richard Shusterman

“…The limit-defying trend in aesthetics is evident in the continuing unsuccessful attempts by analytic philosophy to provide a satisfactory definition of art that will perfectly define its extensional limits by either providing its core essence or some formula that will select (for now and for all times) all and only those objects that are genuine works of art. …”
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Towards a Catholic epistemology by Stacey, G

“…<p>In this thesis, I develop a Catholic analysis of faith and reason, drawing on insights from a movement in contemporary analytic philosophy: Reformed Epistemology. In my first chapter, I explain that despite criticism from Catholic philosophers, Reformed Epistemology provides a broadly salutary model of faith. …”

Statues Also Die by Pierre-Philippe Fraiture

“…This large field, which sits at the crossroads between analytic philosophy, continental thought, political philosophy and even linguistics is apparently limitless in its ability to submit the object “Africa” to a multiplicity of disciplinary approaches. …”
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"(In)distinct Languages": Revisiting the Dualism of Literal and Literary Meaning in Roman Jakobson and Donald Davidson by Aleksandar Mijatović

“… (In)distinct Languages: Revisiting the Dualism of Literal and Literary Meaning in Roman Jakobson and Donald Davidson The paper traces the relationship between the literal and literary language that is found in structuralism and analytic philosophy. The paper’s gist provides a comparative account of Roman Jakobson’s and Donald Davidson’s notions of poetic language and their relation to the general idea of language as it is given in their work. …”
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Ways of Unworlding: Against Aesthetic Inferentialism by Identities Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture, David Roden

“…Author Biography David Roden, Open University David Roden’s research has addressed the relationship between deconstruction and analytic philosophy, philosophical naturalism, the metaphysics of sound and posthumanism. …”
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Fiction, Creation and Fictionality : An Overview by Matthieu Fontaine, Shahid Rahman

“…The philosophical reflection on non-existence is an issue that has been tackled at the very start of philosophy and constitutes since the publication in 1905 of Russell’s “On Denoting” one of the most thorny and heated debates in analytic philosophy. However the fierce debates on the semantics of proper names and definite descriptions which took off after the publication of Strawson’s ‘On Referring’ in 1950did not trigger a systematic study of the semantics of fiction. …”
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Divine command theory: logical refutation and theological justification by Elena Stepanova

“…In the last decades of the twentieth century, the principle of divine command as an independent theory has obtained a fresh impetus in English-speaking analytic philosophy. The meta-ethical nature of the divine command theory reveals inself in defining ethical judgments through theological concepts. …”
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DUNSO ŠKOTO MINČIŲ ATGARSIAI WITTGENSTEINO ETIKOJE by Albinas Plėšnys

“…Wittgenstein was a pioneer in the field of analytic philosophy and he considered ethical questions in the manner of thought typical for its protagonists. …”
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Care and the self: biotechnology, reproduction, and the good life by Murray Stuart J

“…I respond to a serious challenge facing traditional bioethics with its roots in analytic philosophy. The hallmarks of these traditional approaches are reason and autonomy, founded on a belief in the liberal humanist subject. …”
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