Modality often finds itself tangled with metaphysical difficulties that have made the rigorous determination of modal properties difficult. Considering the question as to whether modal truths are mind-independent or not may lead us to some difficulty. For many, the mind-independence of possibility seems prima facie counterintuitive. Realist interpretations of modality…

Fichte is notable as one of the most fundamental thinkers to employ a foundationalist system in philosophy. It is clear when going through Fichte’s Wissenschaftslehre that he was a foundationalist; as “human beings must possess some truth that neither can nor needs to be proven from which all other truths…

Evan Jack’s categorical distinction between “private” and “public” justification is best understood as a response to the logocentric predicament and the Münchhausen trilemma. The latter, asserts a theoretical impossibility of any fully justified system, claiming that it must lapse into (1) circularity, (2) infinite regress, or (3) a reliance on…