# please tell me all the texts that are in the generating philosophy folder ## Skills Used - source-work ## Retrieval Notes - Session id: `6a809399-c0aa-4ab1-b6e7-9f76b572892f` - Last activity: `2026-02-15T13:45:29.602Z` ## My Notes <!-- Add your notes here. This section is preserved across syncs. --> ## Conversation ### User please tell me all the texts that are in the generating philosophy folder ### Assistant Here's everything in the generating philosophy folder: 1. **Argumentation Schemes** — Walton, Reed, and Macagno (2008) 2. **Beyond Explanation: Understanding as Dependency Modelling** — Finnur Dellsén 3. **Computational Creativity: The Final Frontier** — Colton and Wiggins (2012) 4. **Inference to the Best Explanation** — Peter Lipton (2004) 5. **LLMs Can't Jump** — Zahavy (2026) 6. **Philosophical Methodology: From Data to Theory** — John Bengson, Terence Cuneo, Russ Shafer-Landau 7. **The Symbol Grounding Problem** — Harnad (1990) 8. **What Kind of Reasoning (if any) is an LLM actually doing? On the Stochastic Nature and Abductive Appearance of Large Language Models** — Luciano Floridi, Jessica Morley, Claudio Novelli, and David Watson 9. **What is Philosophical Progress** — Dellsén et al. 10. **Widening the Picture** — Williamson (from *Philosophy of Philosophy*) Ten texts in total — a mix of work on LLM reasoning, argumentation theory, explanation/understanding, creativity, and philosophical methodology. *Dieci testi che coprono un arco che va dal radicamento dei simboli fino alla creatività computazionale — una collezione che prende sul serio la domanda se i modelli linguistici facciano qualcosa che meriti il nome di ragionamento.* ### User can you create a new note which gives a section by section, chapter by chapter summarry of lipton ### Assistant Let me start by checking the size of the Lipton PDF, then extract it. ### Assistant 232 pages — well over the threshold. I'll extract the full text with pdftotext and then read it in sections. This will take a few steps given the length. ### Assistant 10,167 lines. I'll read it in chunks to get the full structure. Let me work through it systematically. ### Assistant I'm reading through the full extraction methodically. Let me continue with the remaining chapters. ### Assistant This is a substantial book. Let me continue reading the remaining chapters efficiently by launching parallel reads of the later sections. ### Assistant Given the length of this book, let me continue reading the remaining chapters more efficiently by launching parallel reads for the later sections. ### Assistant Prompt is too long ### Assistant Prompt is too long ### Assistant Prompt is too long