Examining Philosophy Itself

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Contents
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: The Unexamined Philosophy is not worth doing
	Introduction
Part 1	Defending Philosophy
	Chapter 1 Metametaphysics and semantics
	Chapter 2 Philosophy doesn\'t need a concept of progress
	Chapter 3 T‐Philosophy
Part 2	How to Do Philosophy
	Chapter 4 On the continuity of metaphysics with science: Some scepticism and some suggestions
	Chapter 5 In defense of ordinary language philosophy
	Chapter 6 Testing and discovery: Responding to challenges to digital philosophy of science
	Chapter 7 Attentional progress by conceptual engineering
	Chapter 8 The philosophy of logical practice
	Chapter 9 One philosopher\'s modus ponens is another\'s modus tollens: Pantomemes and nisowir
	Chapter 10 Linking perspectives: A role for poetry in philosophical inquiry
Part 3	Doing Philosophy
	Chapter 11 Grounding interventionism: Conceptual and epistemological challenges
	Chapter 12 Impossible worlds and the safety of philosophical beliefs
Index
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