Mind Brazil workshop on Levine's work
November 21, 2019
Joseph Levine's work will be the focus of the second biannual Mind Brazil Workshop in Ouro Preto, Brazil, August 17-19, 2020. Along with the keynote address by Professor Levine, other featured...
Philosophy Alum Invests in the Future of Humanities Studies
October 16, 2019
John Kendzierski (BA 1978), working with the College of Humanities and Fine Arts and the Department of Philosophy establishes the Valuing Humanities Scholarship with a gift of $125,000.
Patrick Grafton-Cardwell, “Debugging the Case for Creationism”. Philosophical Studies.
Kevin Klement, “Grundgesetze and the Sense/Reference Distinction”. In Ebert and Rossberg (eds.), Essays on Frege’s *Basic Laws of Arithmetic*.
Sophie Horowitz, “The Truth Problem for Permissivism”. Journal of Philosophy.
Kevin Klement, “New Logic and the Seeds of Analytic Philosophy: Boole, Frege”. In Shand (ed.), A Companion to Nineteenth-Century Philosophy.
Justin Mooney, “Multilocation Without Time Travel”. Erkenntnis.
Justin Mooney, “Self-Colocation: A Colocation Puzzle for Endurantists”. Synthese.
Alejandro Pérez Carballo, “Negation, Expressivism, and Intentionality”. Philosophical Quarterly.
Peter Graham, “Avoidable Harm”. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.
Phil Bricker. “Composition as identity, Leibniz’s Law, and slice-sensitive emergent properties”. Synthese.
Joe Levine. "On Phenomenal Access". In Pautz and Stoljar (eds), Blockheads!.
Lu Chen. “Do simple infinitesimal parts solve Zeno’s paradox of measure?” Synthese.
Peter Graham, “An Argument for Objective Possibilism”. Ergo.
Hilary Kornblith. Second Thoughts and the Epistemological Enterprise. Cambridge University Press.
Ned Markosian. “Sideways music”. Analysis.
Justin Mooney. “From a cosmic fine-tuner to a perfect being”. Analysis.
Joe Levine. “Bruteness and Supervenience: Mind vs. Morality”. In Mekios and Vintiadis (eds.), Brute Facts.
Vanessa de Harven. “The Resistance to Stoic Blending”. Rhizomata.
Joe Levine. Review of Brian Loar, Consciousness and Meaning: Selected Essays, Katalin Balog and Stephanie Beardman (eds.), NDPR.
Kevin Klement, “Russell’s Logicism” In Wahl (ed.) The Bloomsbury Companion to Bertrand Russell.