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FORTHCOMING PAPERS
‘Generalization and
Hume’s Problem of Induction: Misconceptions and Clarifications’
Forthcoming in Management
Information Systems Quarterly.
John
N. Williams and
Eric Tsang
‘Kovesi,
Connaturality, and the Metaphysics and Epistemology of Virtues’
Forthcoming in Morality and Meaning: The Legacy of Julius Kovesi,
(eds.) T. Brian Mooney
and Alan Tapper, Studies in Moral Philosophy, Brill Academic Publishers.
Brian Mooney, Mark
Nowacki and John N. Williams.
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PUBLISHED PAPERS
‘Beyond Minority Report: Pre-Crime,
Pre-punishment and Pre-desert’
Proceedings
of ‘Knowledge, Creativity and
Transformations of Societies, 10-15.
‘The Completeness of the Pragmatic Solution to Moore’s
Paradox in Belief: A Reply to Chan’
(2011) Synthese DOI: 10 1007/s11229-8.
‘Moore-paradoxical Belief,
Conscious Belief and the Epistemic Ramsey Test’
(2011)Topics in Contemporary Epistemology, a special issue
of Synthese. DOI: 10.1007/s11229-011-9925-5.
‘Kovesi and the
Formal and Material Elements of Concepts’
(2011) Philosophia. DOI: 10.1007/s11406-9305-x.
T. Brian Mooney, Mark Nowacki and
John N. Williams
‘Moore-paradoxical
Assertion, Fully Conscious Belief and the Transparency of Belief’
(2011) Acta Analytica. DOI: 10.1007/s12136-011-0122-4
‘Moore’s
Paradox, Truth and Accuracy’
(2010) Acta Analytica October.
Mitchell S. Green and John N.
Williams
‘Moore’s
Paradox, Defective Interpretation, Justified Belief and Conscious Belief’
(2010)Theoria 76 pp.
211-248.
‘Justifying
circumstances and Moore-paradoxical beliefs: a response to Brueckner’
(2009) Analysis 69 pp. 490-96.
‘Propositional
Knowledge and Know-How’
(2008) Synthese 165 pp.
107-125.
‘The Surprise Exam Paradox:
Disentangling Two Reductios’,
(2007) Journal of Philosophical Research 32 pp. 67-95
'Moore's Paradoxes and Iterated
Belief'
(2007) Journal
of Philosophical Research 32 pp. 145-169
“Altruism and Entrepreneurship:
Partners in Social Entrepreneurship”,
(2006) Resource 3, pp. 8-11
Wee Liang Tan, John N. Williams
and Teck Meng Tan
“Defining the ‘Social’ in Social
Entrepreneurship: Altruism and Entrepreneurship”,
(2005) International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal 1, pp.
353-365
Wee Liang Tan, John N. Williams
and Teck Meng Tan
‘Wittgenstein, Moorean Absurdity and
its Disappearance from Speech’,
(2006) Synthese 149.1, pp. 225-254
‘In Defence
of an Argument for Evans's Principle: A Rejoinder to Vahid’
(2006) Analysis, 66.2, pp. 167-170
'Moore's Paradoxes and Conscious
Belief'
(2006) Philosophical Studies 127.3, pp. 383-414.
'Moore's Paradoxes, Evans's
Principle and Self-Knowledge'
(2004) Analysis, 64.4, pp. 348-53
'The Ethics of Placebo-Controlled
Drug Trials in Developing Countries to Prevent Mother-to-Child Transmission
of HIV'
(2000) Annals of the Singapore
Medical Association 29, Keynote Paper, pp. 557-62
'Wittgensteinian
Accounts of Moorean Absurditiy'
(1998) Philosophical Studies 92.3, pp.
283-306
'Moorean Absurdities and the
Nature of Assertion'
(1996) Australasian Journal of
Philosophy 74.1, pp. 115-130
'Moorean Absurdity and the
Intentional "Structure" of Assertion'
(1994) Analysis 54.3, pp.
60-66
'Ontological Disproof of God's
Existence'
(1992) Australasian Journal of
Philosophy 70, pp. 204-10
'Belief-in and Belief in God'
(1992) Religious Studies 28, pp. 401-6
'Confucius, Mencius and the
Notion of True Succession'
(1988) Philosophy East and West 38, pp.
157-71
'The Preface Paradox Dissolved'
(1987) Theoria 53, pp.
121-40
'The Absurdities of Moore's Paradoxes'
(1982) Theoria 48, pp. 38-46
'Believing the
Self-Contradictory'
(1982) American Philosophical Quarterly 19, pp.
279-85
'Inconsistency and
Contradiction'
(1981) Mind 90, pp. 600-2
'Justified Belief and the
Infinite Regress Argument'
(1981) American Philosophical Quarterly 18, pp. 85-8
'Moore's Paradox - One or Two?'
(1979), Analysis 39, pp.141-2
Book Chapters
John N. Williams and Mitchell. S. Green, ‘Introduction’
In Moore’s Paradox: New Essays on Belief,
Rationality and the First Person’ edited by Mitchell. S. Green and John
N. Williams
(Oxford University Press 2007).
John N. Williams, ‘Moore’s
Paradoxes, Evans’s Principle and Iterated Belief’
In Moore's Paradox: New Essays on Belief,
Rationality and the First Person edited by Mitchell S. Green and John.
N. Williams
(Oxford University Press 2007).
Book Reviews
Punishment: The Supposed Justifications Revisited
by Ted Honderich,
Metapyschology (2006) 10.47.
Knowledge Puzzles: An
Introduction to Epistemology
by Stephen Cade Hetherington
(1997), Australasian Journal of Philosophy 75, pp. 562.
An Introduction to Historical
Epistemology
by Mary and Jim Tiles
(1996), Australasian Journal of Philosophy 74, pp. 312-14.
Co-edited Volume
Moore’s Paradox: New Essays on Belief, Rationality and
the First Person edited by Mitchell. S. Green and John N.
Williams,
including articles by Jonathan Adler and Bradley Armour-Garb, Jay Atlas, Tom Baldwin, Claudio de
Almeida, Andre Gallois,
Robert Gordon, Mitchell Green, Alan Hájek, Roy
Sorensen, and John N. Williams, with a 35-page Introduction by
John N. Williams and Mitchell S. Green. Oxford
University Press 2007.
http://www.oup.com/uk/catalogue/?ci=9780199282791
Textbooks
Thinking Things Through: An
Introduction to Analytical Skills Second Edition
by Ilya Farber, Brian
Mooney, Mark Nowacki, Tan Yoo Guan and John N. Williams
2011 McGraw-Hill.
Thinking Things Through: An
Introduction to Analytical Skills
by Ilya Farber, Brian
Mooney, Mark Nowacki, Tan Yoo Guan and John N. Williams
2009 McGraw-Hill.
Analytical Skills: Constructing
and Evaluating Arguments Edition 2004
by John N. Williams, Tan Yoo Guan, Mark Nowacki and Wong Yew Leong.
McGraw-Hill.
Analytical Skills: Constructing
and Evaluating Arguments: Second Edition 2005
by John N. Williams, Tan Yoo Guan, Mark Nowacki and Wong Yew Leong.
McGraw-Hill.
Government
Publications
Revenue Accounting and the 5R
Revenue Theory for Management Reporting: An Objective and Logical Approach
to Revenue and Receivable Recognition in Recording and Reporting
C.S. Choong and John N.
Williams
SNP Publishers, pp. 1-195, in the Supreme Court Library No. KZ65CHO
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