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Faculty - Department of Philosophy

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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Why Major in Philosophy? To Be or Not to Be…a Philosophy Major! Gen Ed. Requirements. Writing an Honors Thesis. Undergraduate Honors and Awards. Take a Philosopher to Lunch. High School Ethics Bowl. Outreach in the Press. UNC Original Lesson Plans. Parr Center for Ethics. Areas of special interest:. Philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, philosophy of ethics, modern philosophy, philosophy of the emotions. Geoffrey.Brennan@anu.edu.au. Moral and politic...

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Imperfect Cognitions: Women in Philosophy: Mentoring and Networking (1)

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Blog on delusional beliefs, distorted memories, confabulatory explanations, unrealistically optimistic predictions, and implicit biases. Thursday, 30 July 2015. Women in Philosophy: Mentoring and Networking (1). On 22nd and 23rd June, I. Together with Helen Bradley. Organised a Mentoring and Networking Workshop. Cork), pictured above, was the first mentee to present her paper, 'Can We Resurrect the Author without Calling upon Intention? Mary offered a new argument for the relevance of the author of a wor...

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The Philosophical Gourmet Report 2014 : Welcome

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A Ranking of Graduate Programs in Philosophy in the English-Speaking World. THE PHILOSOPHICAL GOURMET REPORT 2014-15. Edited by Berit Brogaard. The editors cannot answer questions about the situations of individual students, but would appreciate receiving notice of factual errors, faculty hirings and suggestions for improvement.). The Philosopher's Eye blog. Updates on faculty movements in philosophy. See last year's report here. Cheryl J. Misak. University of California, Los Angeles). Members of the Adv...

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Common Currencies: May 2015

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A topic at the intersections of the philosophy of cognitive science, economics and biology. Monday, May 4, 2015. What you can't expect when you're expecting. Has a recent paper. Various philosophers and others have argued that at least some choices do exhibit incommensurability. (For a review see this entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 1 Deciding Whether to Start a Family. And on a fairly commonly held view, what one should do is think about the consequences of either having a child or not...

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Ruth Chang www.ruthchang.net/. Elizabeth Harman www.princeton.edu/ eharman/. Melissa Lane www.princeton.edu/ mslane/mslane. Sarah Mcgrath www.princeton.edu/ smcgrath/. 8203;Maya Adereth (Hunter College, CUNY). Anna Julia Hotter (Columbia). Miriam Strom Natvig (Stanford). Jesi Taylor (CUNY Brooklyn College). Amanda Susan Webster (NYU). 2016 Graduate Student Mentors. C Mandler (Bard College). Christina Weinbaum (CUNY - Brooklyn). Emma Farrell (Brandeis University). Fani Ntavelou-Baum (Wellesley College).

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The Philosophical Significance of Molyneux’s Question | (S)PIN

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Sense) Perception in the North: a network of philosophers of perception at the Universities of Durham, Leeds and York. The Philosophical Significance of Molyneux’s Question. 8216;The Philosophical Significance of Molyneux’s Question’ will be a two day conference at the University of York. It will be funded by a grant from the New Directions in the Study of the Mind. Project, awarded to Louise Richardson. York) and John Schwenkler. Date: June 5-6, 2017. M G F Martin. We will bring together philosophers fo...

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Michaelmas 2014 | The Jowett Society

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Faculty of Philosophy, Oxford University. Week 1 (Friday, 17 October). Rutgers), The Ground between the Gaps. Week 2 (Friday, 24 October). UNC Chapel Hill), Modelling Decisions under Transformative Preference Change. Week 3 (Friday, 31 October). MIT), Reflection, Endorsement, Calibration. Week 4 (Friday, 7 November). Virginia), On There Not Being Anything Else to Think. Week 5 (Friday, 14 November). St Catherine’s College, Oxford), The Conjunction Fallacy as Reasoning about Ignorance. Crispin Wright ( NYU.

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Common Currencies: What you can't expect when you're expecting

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A topic at the intersections of the philosophy of cognitive science, economics and biology. Monday, May 4, 2015. What you can't expect when you're expecting. Has a recent paper. Various philosophers and others have argued that at least some choices do exhibit incommensurability. (For a review see this entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 1 Deciding Whether to Start a Family. And on a fairly commonly held view, what one should do is think about the consequences of either having a child or not...