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European Journal of Analytic Philosophy
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ISSN 1845-8475 · University of Rijeka. Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences · 195 artikel di indeks
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The Rise of Polarization Revisited: Reply to the Contributors
This paper provides responses to some of the many interesting points raised by the five contributions to this book symposium on my book The Rise of Polarization. These contributions are authored by Michael P. Lynch (“Political Narratives and Concrete Democratic Hope”), Neftalí Villanueva (“A Plea…
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A Plea For Neutrality
Almagro’s book contains a set of assumptions that are not compatible with one another. The first one, the distinction between the descriptive and the evaluative, is necessary to explain what’s going on in many of the examples discussed throughout this paper, in which affective attitudes are…
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Conceptual Foundations of Affective Polarization: Two Notions of Affect
In this paper we argue that the literature on affective states has converged onto two interrelated, but ultimately distinct (and non-derivative) notions of affect: one that characterizes affective states as those with a certain functional profile, and one that characterizes them based on their…
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Constructing and Invoking Partisan Identities Through Narrative
Manuel Almagro’s criticisms of two-dimensional views of affective polarization motivate his theorization of partisan identities in his multi dimension view. Particularly, he rejects individualist accounts of political identities in favor of an identity constructivist view in which narratives play a…
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Performative Contingency and Affective Polarization
Recent philosophical approaches to affective polarization have moved beyond purely identitarian and emotivist frameworks, emphasizing instead its multi-dimensional structure. In The Rise of Polarization (2025), Manuel Almagro identifies five core dimensions—identity, emotion, narrative, credence…
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Political Narratives and Concrete Democratic Hope
A central thesis of Manuel Almagro’s The Rise of Polarization concerns the power of narrative to drive the phenomenon known as affective polarization. Societies are affectively polarized to the degree that they are divided in their emotional attitudes towards each other—to the degree, in other…
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Précis of The Rise of Polarization: Affects, Politics, and Philosophy
The following is a short synopsis of the book The Rise of Polarization: Affects, Politics, and Philosophy. It presents an overview of the book’s central claims concerning the nature and significance of affective polarization.
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BOOK REVIEW: Rasmus Rosenberg Larsen PSYCHOPATHY UNMASKED: THE RISE AND FALL OF A DANGEROUS DIAGNOSIS
This is a review of Rasmus Rosenberg Larsen PSYCHOPATHY UNMASKED: THE RISE AND FALL OF A DANGEROUS DIAGNOSIS, MIT Press, 2025.
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More Temporal Properties, More Temporal Problems: A Reply to Montminy and Russo
In a recent article, Montminy and Russo (M&R) (2024) defend a perdurantist solution to forward- and backward-looking cases of Johnston’s Personite Problem (2016, 2017), specifically addressing the issue of compensation for personites—non-maximal fusions of Rinterrelated person-stages that overlap…
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Virtue Constitutivism: Spinoza on Agency and the Grounds of Normativity
This paper develops Virtue Constitutivism (VC), a Spinozist contribution to the metaethical project of grounding practical normativity in the constitutive features of agency. I argue that what Spinoza identifies, in non-moralistic terms, as virtue—the power to be the adequate cause of one’s own…
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From Conceptual Lacuna to Conceptual Distortion: The Case of Self–Illness Ambiguity
Epistemic injustice has received considerable attention in the philosophy of psychiatry in recent years. While testimonial injustice, and epistemic injustice more generally, have been widely discussed, hermeneutical injustice has received comparatively little attention. Furthermore, hermeneutical…
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The Conceivability Wars
One comparatively neglected response to David Chalmers’s zombie argument appeals to the conceivability of so-called shombies—entities physically and behaviourally indistinguishable from us that possess conscious experience just as we do—to reject dualism. In light of the resulting stalemate, the…
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Biosemantics and Magnetism as Metametasemantic Theories
Semantics assigns meanings to words and phrases, providing a framework for understanding language. Metasemantics, on the other hand, seeks to explain the origin of these meanings, exploring why certain meanings are ascribed to particular words, what does it even mean “to mean something”, or what is…
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What is a Response to Wrongdoing?
This article starts from the assumption that to properly assess the merits of “response retributivism”, we must first clarify the nature of a response to wrongdoing and how it differs from a mere reaction. I propose a communicative account of responses, arguing that a response to wrongdoing is a…
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Reconceptualizing Delusion: Strategy, Dysfunction, and Epistemic Injustice in Psychiatry
In his bold and illuminating book Madness: A Philosophical Exploration, Justin Garson makes a case for thinking about madness as strategy, rather than as dysfunction. The reader is invited to take away a better appreciation of the historical provenance of madness as strategy, that is, this is not a…
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Into the Deep End: From Madness-as-Strategy to Madness-as-Right
A central notion in Mad Pride activism is that “madness is a natural reaction” (Curtis et al. 2000, 22). In Madness: A Philosophical Exploration (2022), Justin Garson provides a compelling exploration and defence of this idea through the book’s central concept: madness-as-strategy, i.e., the view…
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BOOK REVIEW: Lisa Bortolotti THE EPISTEMIC INNOCENCE OF IRRATIONAL BELIEFS, Oxford University Press, 2020
This is a review of Lisa Bortolotti's THE EPISTEMIC INNOCENCE OF IRRATIONAL BELIEFS, Oxford University Press, 2020
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Replies to Contributors
This paper provides responses to the 4 commentaries by Federico José Arena, Leonie Smith, Federico Picinali, and Jennifer Saul under the main headings: “Definition of stereotypes”; “Single/dual factor view”, “Epistemic benefits of egalitarian beliefs”, “Beyond stereotyping beliefs”, “Which…
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Strategy, Pyrrhonian Scepticism and the Allure of Madness
Justin Garson introduces the distinction between two views on Madness we encounter again and again throughout history: Madness as dysfunction, and Madness as strategy. On the latter view, Madness serves some purpose for the person experiencing it, even if it’s simultaneously harmful. The strategy…
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Habits and Dispositions in Frank Ramsey’s Philosophy
This paper examines Ramsey’s use of the concepts of habit and disposition, challenging the common interpretation that he employs them interchangeably in his theory of belief. This interpretative trend reflects a broader tendency to equate habit and disposition, based on the assumption that a habit…