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Jun 20th, 2009 by Jonathan

I’m an assistant professor in the philosophy department at the University of British Columbia. In 2011-12, I was a postdoc at UBC; before that, I was a postdoc at the Arché Philosophical Research Centre at the University of St Andrews.

My Ph.D. is from Rutgers University.

My research so far has fallen broadly into three areas of focus (with vague boundaries and overlap): (i) questions in epistemology about knowledge, ‘knows’, safety and sensitivity, and contextualism; (ii) questions in philosophical methodology about apriority, philosophical skepticism, and experimental philosophy; and  (iii) questions in philosophical psychology about imagination, including questions about fiction, dreaming, and counterfactual reasoning.

See my CV and my publications and works in progress online.

 

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    • Thinking about Dretske on knowledge; enjoying engaging "Knowledge and the Flow of Information" in the UBC Philosophy of Mind reading group.
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    • No time for fiction at the moment.
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    • @Brixest I'm defending a knowledge-first approach to epistemic justification. (link) 5 hours ago
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    • A submittable draft of my justification paper is oh-so-close now. (link) 6 hours ago
    • @cmlittlejohn "What lottery problem?" defends the view that they're justified. But I don't see a commitment to knowledge. Is that the paper? (link) 8 hours ago
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