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  • Sure, of course facts presuppose matrices of value judgements -- but this was a 100-level Critical Thinking class, where they're already quite fuzzy about even "facts", let alone the simplified range of value judgements we introduce them to here, so I kept it as simple as I could for them. In a more advanced class, or later in the semester, another story. . . .

  • Facts presuppose value judgments! I think the fact/value dichotomy is a false dichotomy. Epistemic value judgments determine what we count as a "fact"...

  • You're welcome, and I'm glad to hear that they can be helpful -- even with another profs classes. My students make some contribution here -- questions, energy, discussion. I'll be continuing to video these for the rest of the semester.

  • Thanks for these lectures. I am taking critical thinking online and looked on here for some help. I have watched a number of these videos and find that they have really helped me as an addition to what my professor has given me.

  • Thanks! I'll be talking them up with other professors, and maybe some of them will decide to produce some. I'll also be videoing a few guest lectures from other profs' classes -- different topics than Critical Thinking

  • i really like these lectures. it would be great to have lectures posted from other academic programs at FSU, even other philosophy professors.

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