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Descartes, Malebranche, & the Crisis of Perception

The New Theory of Reference - Paul Humphreys ed.

Locke's Moral Man - Antonia LoLordo

The Routledge Companion to Metaphysics

Paradoxes: A Study in Form and Predication - James Cargile

Privileged Access - Brie Gertler ed.

Emergence

Models, Simulations, and Representations - Paul Humphreys ed.

Moral Principles and Political Obligation - A. John Simmons

The Lockean Theory of Rights - A. John Simmons

Cartesian Metaphysics - Jorge Secada

Justification and Legitimacy - A. John Simmons

On the Edge of Anarchy - A. John Simmons

Locke's Philosophy of Language - Walter Ott

Propositions

Emergence - Paul Humphreys ed.

Is There a Duty to Obey the Law? - A. John Simmons and Christopher Wellman

International Ethics - A. John Simmons ed.

The Retrieval of Ethics - Talbot Brewer

Patrick Suppes: Scientific Philosopher - Paul Humphreys ed.

Political Philosophy - A. John Simmons

The Minority Body - Elizabeth Barnes

Boundaries of Authority

The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy

Truth and Ontology - Trenton Merricks

The Moving Spotlight

Objects and Persons - Trenton Merricks

The Wonder of Consciousness - Harold Langsam

Politics and Process - Loren Lomasky ed.

Encyclopedia of Classical Philosophy - Daniel Devereux assoc. ed.

Self Knowledge - Brie Gertler

Laws of Nature

Extending Ourselves - Paul Humphreys

The Chances of Explanation - Paul Humphreys

Persons, Rights, and the Moral Community - Loren Lomasky

Punishment - A. John Simmons ed.

Causation and Laws of Nature in Early Modern Philosophy - Walter Ott

Current Controversies in Metaphysics - Elizabeth Barnes ed.

Pierre Gassendi and the Birth of Early Modern Philosophy - Antonia LoLordo

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Around the Department

What Actually Happens When Your Mind Wanders? (This Professor Can Tell You.)

Is your mind wandering? That could be a good thing.

Friday, April 30, 2021

Prof. Zac Irving’s work on mind-wandering cited in Forbes

Tuesday, February 23, 2021

Professor Elizabeth Barnes in Aeon: Women’s pain is often medically overlooked and undertreated. But the answer is not as simple as ‘believing all women’.

Thursday, July 02, 2020

Featured Event

Philosophy Graduation 2021 - Virtual Ceremony