3QD Philosophy Prize Semifinalists 2014

The voting round of our philosophy prize (details here) is over. Thanks to the nominators and the voters for participating.

So here they are, the top 20, in descending order from the most voted-for:

1. Imperfect Cognitions: Sadder but Wiser? Interview with Jennifer Radden
2. Absolute Irony: Nāgārjuna, Nietzsche, and Rorty’s Strange Looping Trick
3. A Wondering Jew: The Sound of Silence
4. The Philosopher's Beard: The Case for Ethical Warning Labels on Animal Products
5. Think Tonk: Introducing (and solving?) a puzzle about rationality
6. Towkow: The Computational Theory of the Laws of Nature
7. A Philosopher's Take: Moral Resposibility and Volunteer Soldiers
8. A Bag of Raisins: An Excerpt from Plato's “Philosopher”
9. Angela Roothaan: (Auto)biography and Derrida II (finished reading)
10. Elisa Freschi: Veṅkaṭanātha’s contribution to Viśiṣṭādvaita Vedānta
11. Imperfect Cognitions: Epistemic Injustice and Illness
12. Psychiatric Ethics: Anosognosia and Epistemic Innocence: Lisa Bortolotti
13. Proof I Never Want To Be President (Of Anything): Work Friends
14. Vihvelin: How Not to Think About Free Will
15. IJFAB: Constraints on Medical Autonomy for Pregnant Women
16. Huffington Post: Muslims: WWJD (What Would Jefferson Do?)
17. 3 Quarks Daily: The Sense of Self: A Conversation
18. Flickers of Freedom: The Case for Libertarian Compatibilism
19. Indian Philosophy Blog: On the possibility and nature of neurophilosophical study of Indic traditions
20. 3 Quarks Daily: Is applied ethics applicable enough? Acting and hedging under moral uncertainty