Another review

Review of Surviving Death by Mark Johnston (here).

A review of The Myth of Morality

Here at amazon.

My review of Meaning in Life and Why It Matters

By Susan Wolf here.

Review of the movie Source Code

Here. Pretty good but not anything like the awesome Moon by the same director Duncun Jones.

My review of Philosophers Without Gods

Here. It's an anthology of papers on the philosophy of religion.

Movie suggestion

If you haven't gotten a chance to see Moon, I highly recommend it. Those who are familiar with the literature will see all the references to personal identity. The director was once a grad student in philosophy.

My review of Unrprincipled Virtue

By Nomy Arpaly here.

My review of Epistemic Injustice

By Miranda Fricker here.

My review of In Praise of Blame

By George Sher here.

Here's a quick read: The Semantics of Murder

A murder mystery novel by Aifric Campbell loosely based on the life and death of Richard Montague famed for his Montague grammar. It's probably a weekend read. It isn't very deep but it's entertainment and a distraction if you need one.

My review of Killing in War

By Jeff McMahan here.

My review of Merit, Meaning, and Human Bondage

By Nomy Arpaly Here.

My review of Responsibility and the Moral Sentiments

By R. Jay Wallace here.

Review of Genetics and Reductionism

By Sahotra Sarkar. Here.

Movie: Possible Worlds

If you haven't gotten a chance to see this movie, I highly suggest it. It concerns modal realism and the brain-in-the-vat thought experiment. How unusual is that in a fictional film?

My review of Confucianism and Human Rights

This is an anthology with leading comparative philosophers including my teacher Chung-Ying Cheng.

My review of The Problem of Punishment

Here

My review of The Ethics of Killing

Problems At the Margins of Life, here.

My review of The Art of the Infinite By Robert Kaplan

Here.

Book review of Boghossian's Fear of Knowledge

This book is arguing against relativism, anti-realism and post modernist conceptions of knowledge. I found it clear but did not go far enough into the contemporary literature on the subjects in question.