Entries by Title

• Thoughts on Faculty "Education"
• Thoughts on "Scholarship"
• Conceptualizing Structuralism
• Why Rorty Was Such A Poor Philosopher
• What does "policy preference" mean?
• On the Nature of Philosophic Craft
• Do Justices "Vote?"
• The Relationship Between the Matrix and the Frame
• The Postulate Frame and Casuistry Matrix
• Understanding Casuistry
• "Magazine Knowledge"
• The Difference Between Values and Principles
• Philosophy's Craft; the Picture of Digging.
• Jefferson Versus Wittgenstein
• What is Politically Correct?
• Modular Theory of Designation
• Philosophy and Mathematics
• What Wittgenstein Means
• A Modular Theory of Language
• Attitudinalism is a Language Game
• Colonial Williamsburg is Biased
• Is Ideology a Behavior?
• What About the "Case Facts" Model?
• What Political Science Says About Jurisprudence
• What if Justices Really Voted Their Values?
• What Are Segal/Cover Scores Measuring Anyway?
• What if Segal/Cover Scores Were Perfect?
• Ideology Models Only Account for 12.5% of the Votes!
• What Causes These Ideology Models to Fail?
• The Truth About "Newspaper Ideology" and Civil Liberties Voting, 1946-2004
• Ecological and Logit Predictions of Liberal Ratings
• How Ecological Inference Corrupts an Ideology Model
• The History of Bivariate Ecological Regression in Judicial Politics
• Will Political Science Lose Out to ELS in Law Schools?
• What is Political Philosophy?
• Segal-Cover Scores Statistically Insignificant for Some Voting Years
• What is "Political Science?"
• The Philosophic Story of Legal Justification
• Law Matters (Old Version of a Book Introduction)
• Why Doesn't Political Science Use "Emanuels?"
• "Unreasonable" Language Games
• Gradiency in Legal Sentences
• Why Don't We Brief Empirical Studies?