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Prizes of the Canadian Philosophical Association / Prix de l'Association canadienne de philosophie Gagnants 2022 Winners

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 February 2023

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Special Issue: Canadian Philosophical Association 2022 Prize Winning Papers
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Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review / Revue canadienne de philosophie , Volume 61 , Issue 3 , December 2022 , pp. 393
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Prix de l'essai étudiant (français) Guillaume St-Laurent, « Plaidoyer pour un évidentialisme minimal »

Student Essay Prizes (English) Andrew Molas, “The Limits of Simulation for Understanding Mental Illness: Defending a Steinian Theory of Empathy”

A.G. Holdier, “On Useless Wights: An Aristotelian Critique of Fake News”

Congress Graduate Merit Awards (CGMA) Logan Ginther, “A subject-relative aspect of Kant's theory of well-being”

Thomas Oberle, “Metaphysical foundationalism and the PSR”

Guillaume Soucy, “Symmetry between ethics and aesthetics: for a metanormative constructivist approach”

Caitlin Hamblin-Yule, “The Gallows alien: extending the concept <person> to non-human organisms”

Faculty Essay Prize, non-tenured

Manish Oza, “Fictions in legal reasoning”

Faculty Essay Prize, tenured

John Mackay, “Counterparts of times”