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A.G. Holdier

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A.G. Holdier is a graduate student at the University of Arkansas researching cognitive architectures, the semantics/pragmatics divide, and other issues in the philosophy of mind and language (including implicit cognition, the nature of alief, and moderate contextualism). Additionally, he is a graduate candidate in the Office of Sustainability’s certificate program exploring the relationship between green business practices and animal ethics, as well as an ethics instructor for Colorado Technical University. Learn more at www.agholdier.com.
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The Castle Doctrine and the Murder of Botham Jean

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Incentive, Risk, and Oversight in the Pork Industry

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Implicit Bias and the Efficacy of Training

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Animals as Entertainment: Some Notes on Animal Bullying

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The Endangered ‘Endangered Species Act’

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Digital Textbooks in Higher Education

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The Letters of Last Resort and MAD Ethics

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Farmworker Abuse and Agricultural Exceptionalism

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Ali Stroker, Radio City Music Hall, and the Value of Accessibility

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Pastor Fritts, the First Amendment, and Public and Private Reason

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