Recent Work by Cocooners (April 2014)

The following works were published or posted to philpapers by Cocoon contributors during the month of April:

Tuomas Tahko w/Donnchadh O'Conaill (forthcoming). "Minimal Truthmakers", Pacific Philosophical Quarterly.

Paul Gowder (2014). "Institutional Corruption and the Rule of Law", The Ethics Forum.

Andrew Rotondo (2014). "The Epistemology of Disagreement: New Essays by Christensen, David and Lackey, Jennifer," [book review] Australasian Journal of Philosophy.

Clayton Littlejohn (forthcoming). "Epistemological Disjunctivism by Duncan Pritchard" [book review], Mind.

A.P. Taylor w/David Hershenoz (forthcoming). "Split Brains: No Headache for the Soul Theorist", Religious Studies.

Congrats to everyone! Any additions/omissions? Let me know, and I will add them below!

UPDATES:

Clayton Littlejohn (forthcoming). "The Unity of Reason."

Comments

[Tuomas]

Thanks for the ad Marcus! I have to admit that I've become a rather silent Cocooner though, more of a reader really!

[Rachel]

Hi Marcus. I put this up on philpapers in April:

http://philpapers.org/rec/MCKYMY

It's also going to be re-printed in The Philosophy of Luck, Pritchard and Whittington, eds.. Routledge.

[Pierre]

Rachel, your abstract is really appealing! I’ll be happy to read the paper as soon as it appears in print :-)

[Clayton]

Thanks, Marcus!

Fwiw, I also had this paper come out in a collection I edited with Turri for OUP:

The Unity of Reason
https://www.dropbox.com/s/benh84l6ht0hzgf/Littlejohn%20-%20Unity%20of%20Reason%20%28Proof%29.pdf

[Marcus Arvan]

Hi Rachel: Thanks for bringing it to my attention! Quick question for you. These monthly reports are, strictly speaking, for official Cocoon contributors. Although you are a very active and appreciated member of the community, I'd like to keep the monthly "recent works" feature to reporting the work of contributors (in part to attract more contributors!). [Note: I think I'm going to have to pare down the contributor list at some point to those who actually post on some occasions--but I haven't gotten to this yet).

With all that being said, can I *finally* goad you into becoming an official contributor? There aren't presently any requirements for how often contributors must post to remain official, but I hope to set some such requirement soon (something like at least 1 post a year!).

[Rachel]

Pierre: You can get a preprint here: https://www.academia.edu/6776084/You_Make_Your_Own_Luck

Marcus: Fiiiiiiine, I can be a contributor.