Some might miss this because its natural home is, perhaps, philosophy of mind, but certainly relevant to central issues in epistemology–Susanna Siegel’s book is now out: The Contents of Visual Experience. Though it goes without saying, the topic is obviously … Continue reading
If you’ll be in Boston for the Eastern, you’ll want to hear some of the epistemology talks. Here’s what I’ve found. (I’ve included entire sessions if it seems that there’s an epistemology talk in it.) I’m known to miss things, … Continue reading
The Philosophy Department at Northwestern is pleased to announce the rest of the epistemology brownbag talks to be given during the 2010-11 academic year. These include brownbags with Lizzie Fricker (Oxford), John Greco (SLU), Anne Baril (Notre Dame), Mattias Steup … Continue reading
Out of boredom, changing… Feel free to complain or whatever, though there is a right-sidebar-themeswitcher to allow you to revert to the old theme (connections reloaded). I will go back, though, if the sentiment is negative…
I am pleased to announce that I will become the new Editor-in-Chief of Minds and Machines on January 1, 2011. Since the first issue appeared in 1991, Minds and Machines has established itself as a leading interdisciplinary journal for the … Continue reading
The future of academic journals, I’m convinced, requires flourishing open access, online journals, so I want to call attention to a new one in epistemology. Details here: Logos & Episteme. The editorial board is good, and the first issue has … Continue reading