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Stanford
Department of Philosophy
School of Humanities and Sciences

Faculty Books

Digital Technology and Democratic Theory

2021
Rob Reich

Meaning Diminished

2019
Kenneth A. Taylor

Just Giving: Why Philanthropy is Failing Democracy and How It Can Do Better

2018
Rob Reich

Planning, Time, and Self-Governance

2018
Michael E. Bratman

Einstein

2017
Thomas Ryckman

Agency in Plato’s Republic

2017
Christopher Bobonich

Philanthropy in Democratic Societies

2016
Rob Reich

Fichte's Ethical Thought

2016
Allen Wood

The Poverty of Conceptual Truth

2015
R. Lanier Anderson

Immanuel Kant's Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals

2015
Allen Wood, Dieter Schönecker

Ideas, Evidence, and Method

2015
Graciela de Pierris

Making Sense of Heidegger: A Paradigm Shift

2015
Thomas Sheehan

The Free Development of Each

2014
Allen Wood

Shared Agency: A Planning Theory of Acting Together

2014
Michael E. Bratman

Logic in Games

2014
Johan van Benthem

A Post-Kuhnian Philosophy of Science

2014
Michael Friedman

Evolution of the Social Contract, 2nd rev.

2014
Brian Skyrms

Social Dynamics

2014
Brian Skyrms

Consciousness and the Self

2014
John Perry, edited with JeeLoo Liu

Kant’s Construction of Nature

2013
Michael Friedman

Studying Human Behavior

2013
Helen Longino

Occupy the Future

2013
Debra Satz, Rob Reich, David Grusky, Doug McAdam

Education, Justice, and Democracy

2013
Rob Reich (co-editor), Danielle Allen (co-editor)

Assurance: An Austinian View of Knowledge and Knowledge Claims

2013
Krista Lawlor

The Making of Modern Liberalism

2012

On Politics

2012

From Zeno to Arbitrage

2012
Brian Skyrms

Wittgenstein and the Philosophy of Mind

2012
David Hills, Jonathan Ellis (ed), Daniel Guevara (ed)

Reference and Reflexivity, 2nd edition

2012
John Perry

Logical Dynamics of Information and Interaction

2011
Johan van Benthem

Critical Pragmatics

2011
John Perry, with Kepa Korta

Language, Proof and Logic, 2nd edition

2011
John W. Etchemendy, with Dave Barker-Plummer and Jon Barwise
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