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My research
interests center on philosophy of mind and philosophy of science, particularly where
they intersect in philosophy of psychology. My dissertation "Idealizing the
Mind", written under the direction of Karen Bennett,
developed a general theory of idealizing explanation and argues that
many uses of mental terms actually refer to idealized, non-actual
models of human psychology. Other current research projects include examining the methodology and import of neural imaging techniques, defending an imperative theory of pain, and trying to rehabilitate various unpopular forms of reductive physicalism. For my CV, click here. For some papers, check below. For work in progress and side projects, check here. |
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