The aim of this paper is to offer a critical assessment of Buridan's proposed solution to the bridge-keeper paradox. First, I will outline his proposed solution to the paradox, and, second, carefully analyse each issue mentioned in the proposed solution. Finally, I will attempt to conclude that Burden has implicitly accepted a three-valued logic that does not allow him to conclude that Plato ought not do anything.

In this brief article, I review Nicholas Griffin's edited anthology The Cambridge Companion to Bertrand Russell.

In this brief article, I review Nicholas Rescher's Paradoxes.