Philinq. Philosophical Inquiries (2013). Vol. 2

Philosophical Inquiries is an Italian philosophical journal published in English. Its aim is to cover a wide range of philosophical questions of broad interest and belonging to diverse fields, such as epistemology, ethics, metaphysics, aesthetics, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science and philosophy of law. It seeks to bring together international scholars committed to cutting edge research on pressing questions in those fields. The scholars who belong to the journal's Editorial Board, Advisory Board, and Executive Board do not belong to what might be called a "school"" nor do they privilege any exclusive philosophical style in their works. Over the years, they have shared concerns, and, on many occasions, have worked together on national and international research projects; and we believe that, as a scholarly group, they exemplify what a respectful scientific community should ideally look like and how it should cooperate. For further information, current issue ToC and subscription, please visit http://www.philinq.it Essays Duncan Pritchard, Epistemic Paternalism and Epistemic Value , p. 9 Jérémie Lafraire, Two Notions of (Mis)-Identification ,p. 39 Paolo Tripodi, Wittgenstein: Necessity, Imagination, and Meta-philosophy ,p. 55 Focus From Rationality to Equality Carla Bagnoli, Introduction , p. 81 James P. Sterba, Précis From Rationality to Equality , p. 83 Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen, Sterba on Amoralism and Begging the Question , p. 87 Valeria Ottonelli, Doing the Right Thing for the Wrong Reasons. James Sterba on Public Justification , p. 107 James P. Sterba, Replies , p. 123 Past Present Luca M. Scarantino, Introduction , p. 139 M. Foucault - G. Preti, A Conversation (First English Translation), p. 147"