101. Bristol University - Faculty Of Arts - Research Area Details and philosophy of Mathematics, in epistemology, philosophy of Mind and philosophy of science; philosophy of physics; metaphysics; epistemology. http://www.bris.ac.uk/prospectus/postgraduate/2006/dept/ARTF/PHIL

skip menus prospectus home contacts how to apply ... Music Philosophy Russian Studies Theology and Religious Studies All taught programmes All research areas ... Science Department of Philosophy The Department, which achieved a 5A in the 2001 RAE, is very active in research in Philosophy of Science, Logic, and Philosophy of Mathematics, in Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind and Language, and in Moral and Political Philosophy. It runs a general MA programme and specialist MAs in Philosophy and History of Science, and Philosophy and Law. Professor Bird and Dr Ladyman edit the British Journal for the Philosophy of Science from the Department. The Graduate Centre, adjacent to the Department, is well equipped with IT facilities and provides a space for a lively postgraduate culture. Research students will often be given the opportunity to do some undergraduate teaching in their areas of expertise. Contact Susan Frost Tel: (+44 117) or (0117) 928 7825 Email: susan.frost@bristol.ac.uk WWW: http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Philosophy/ Professor Alexander Bird , BA (Oxford), MPhil, PhD (Cambridge): Philosophy of science; metaphysics; epistemology.

102. Philosophy In Cyberspace SECTION 1 METAPHYSICS epistemology. Actualism Nonlinear philosophy simply sets that assumption aside and examines the universe as connected through http://www-personal.monash.edu.au/~dey/phil/metaphysics.htm

Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 ... Section 5 Actualism http://www.csulb.edu/~pmartin/research.html This page presents some issues relating to modal actualism, the view that there neither are nor could have been any objects that don't exist: it's necessary that everything whatever exists. Maintained by Paul Martin (pmartin@csulb.edu), the page promised to grow to include topics such as: actualism and Kripke semantics, actualism and quantification, actualism and iterated modalities, serious actualism and the demon existentialism. Brock's Philosophy Page: Metaphysics http://www.magibox.net/~brock/philosophy/ This page, maintained by Carl Brock Sides, provides a range of papers written on metaphysics-related topics. Centre for Meaning and Metaphysical Studies http://www.herts.ac.uk/humanities/Res-hum-philcentre.html The Centre for Meaning and Metaphysical Studies, located at the University of Hertfordshire, promotes and encourages quality research into the philosophical study of any aspect of meaning, metaphysics or the relation (or lack thereof) between the two. Although the Centre's concerns are philosophical it encourages collaborative and interdisciplinary discussion. This site, maintained by T. Welling (t.d.welling@herts.ac.uk ), provides information on the activities of the Centre. Metaphysics: Multiple Meanings

103. EZ Systems - Phil. Fakultaet epistemology, philosophy of Language, epistemology and philosophy of language. How to argue with a zombie Online Papers T philosophy of Science http://thphil.phil-fak.uni-duesseldorf.de/index.php/article/topiclist/15

Contents Site map Topic list Epistemology, Philosophy of Language epistemology and philosophy of language How to argue with a zombie Online Papers T Philosophy of Science ... Printable page

104. Glossary Of Epistemology/philosophy Of Science (in MARION) Glossary of epistemology/philosophy of science / James H. Fetzer, Robert F. Almeder. Author. Fetzer, James H., 1940; Almeder, Robert F. Published http://library.tnstate.edu/MARION/ACO-3264

Glossary of epistemology/philosophy of science Title: Glossary of epistemology/philosophy of science / James H. Fetzer, Robert F. Almeder. Author: Fetzer, James H., 1940- Almeder, Robert F. Published: New York : Paragon House, 1993. Edition: 1st ed. Subject: Knowledge, Theory of Dictionaries. Science Philosophy Dictionaries. Series: A Paragon House glossary for research, reading and writing Paragon House glossaries for research, reading, and writing. Material: 149 p. ; 17 cm. Note: Includes bibliographical references (p. 143-147). LC Card no: ISBN: 1557785597 (pbk.) System ID no: ACO-3264 Message number 0B308161 Reference - Williams Campus Message number 0D60864BBD150 .F47 1993 REFERENCE NonCirculating/NonRequest

105. Genetic Epistemology namely, the traditional philosophical view of epistemology. For many philosophers and epistemologists, epistemology is the study of knowledge as it http://www.marxists.org/reference/subject/philosophy/works/fr/piaget.htm

Jean Piaget (1968) Genetic Epistemology Source Genetic Epistemology , a series of lectures delivered by Piaget at Columbia University, Published by Columbia Univesity Press, translated by Eleanor Duckworth. First lecture reproduced here. GENETIC EPISTEMOLOGY attempts to explain knowledge, and in particular scientific knowledge, on the basis of its history, its sociogenesis, and especially the psychological origins of the notions and operations upon which it is based. These notions and operations are drawn in large part from common sense, so that their origins can shed light on their significance as knowledge of a somewhat higher level. But genetic epistemology also takes into account, wherever possible, formalisation - in particular, logical formalisations applied to equilibrated thought structures and in certain cases to transformations from one level to another in the development of thought. The description that I have given of the nature of genetic epistemology runs into a major problem, namely, the traditional philosophical view of epistemology. For many philosophers and epistemologists, epistemology is the study of knowledge as it exists at the present moment; it is the analysis of knowledge for its own sake and within its own framework without regard for its development. For these persons, tracing the development of ideas or the development of operations may be of interest to historians or to psychologists but is of no direct concern to epistemologists. This is the major objection to the discipline of genetic epistemology, which I have outlined here.

106. UCR CHASS: Department Of Philosophy epistemology, philosophy of Mind, philosophy of Language, History of Analytic philosophy Pierre Keller (Ph.D., Associate Professor) http://www.philosophy.ucr.edu/people/regular_faculty.html

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107. FAS Handbook Chapter 3 Philosophy Contemporary metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of science, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language. iii. Ethics, political philosophy, aesthetics. http://www.registrar.fas.harvard.edu/handbooks/student/chapter3/philosophy.html

108. Department Of Philosophy Philosophical Logic, Cognitive Science. Graduate Area Metaphysics and epistemology; philosophy of Language; philosophy of Mind; Logic http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/philosophy/faculty/goto/faculty/profiles/bealer

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109. Department Of Philosophy Graduate Area Metaphysics and epistemology; philosophy of Language; He also works in Metaphysics and epistemology, ancient philosophy, and logic. http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/philosophy/goto/faculty/

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110. School Of Philosophy - Birkbeck, University Of London Lecturer epistemology, Ethics, Feminist philosophy, Social philosophy Lecturer epistemology, philosophy of Language, philosophy of Mind and Psychology http://www.bbk.ac.uk/phil/staff/academics/

111. University Of Hawaii At Manoa Catalog *R. Bontekoe, PhD—hermeneutics, epistemology, philosophy of law (epistemology, philosophy of science); what are the most general structures of thought http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/academic-units/arts-sciences/departments/phil.htm

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112. UH Manoa Catalog - Colleges Of Arts And Sciences *R. Bontekoe, PhDhermeneutics, epistemology, philosophy of law (epistemology, philosophy of science); what are the most general structures of thought http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/00-01/arts-sciences/114-art_sci.htm

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113. Research Paul Faulkner (PhD UCL), epistemology, philosophy of Science David Owens (DPhil Oxford), epistemology, philosophy of Mind, Moral Psychology, http://www.shef.ac.uk/departments/academic/philosophy/research/interests.html

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114. Philosophy Department -- Faculty And Staff Specialization epistemology, philosophy of Social and the Behavioral Sciences, Specialization philosophy of language, epistemology and Metaphysics, http://web.kssp.upd.edu.ph/philo/faculty.htm

THE PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT FACULTY KAREN CONNIE M. ABALOS Instructor, Philosophy Specialization : Speculative Thought, Philosophical Analysis, Feminist Philosophy ANDRESITO E. ACUÑA, M.A. Professor, Philosophy Specialization : Epistemology, Philosophy of Social and the Behavioral Sciences, Philosophy of Language ALLEN ANDREW A. ALVAREZ, M.A. Assistant Professor, Philosophy Specialization : Bioethics, Philosophy of Reasoning JOSE ULYSSES T. ARAÑA, M.A. Assistant Professor, Philosophy Specialization : Ethical theory, Practical Reasoning, Philosophy of Language KARITSA ANIKA C. AREVALO Instructor, Philosophy Specialization : Social and Political Philosophy, Ethics, Philosophy for Children ROMULO T. BAÑARES JR., M.A. Assistant Professor, Philosophy Specialization : Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Religion VENERANDO F. CAGUISANO, M.A. Assistant Professor, Philosophy Specialization : History of Philosophy, Epistemology, Logic, Philosophy of Education, Philosophy of Buddhism LILYBETH R. CENTENO-LUMAGBAS Instructor, Philosophy Specialization : Feminism, Ancient Philosophy

115. Oxford University Press: The Oxford Handbook Of Epistemology: Paul K. Moser the role of explanation in knowledge, epistemology in philosophy of religion in epistemology, philosophy of science, and the epistemology of ethics. http://www.us.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/Philosophy/Mind/~~/cHI9MTAmcGY9

What are sales promo codes? Keyword ISBN Author Title Corporate You are here: OUP USA Home U.S. General Catalog Philosophy The Oxford Handbook of Epistemology Edited by Paul K. Moser Add to Cart paper 608 pages Also In Stock hardback Oct 2005, Not Yet Published due Oct 07 2005 Price: Shipping Details See more from the series Oxford Handbooks Description Features Reviews ... Table of Contents Description Epistemology, the theory of knowledge, is at the center of mainstream philosophical efforts. The Oxford Handbook of Epistemology contains nineteen previously unpublished chapters on the theory of knowledge by today's leading figures in the field. These chapters function not only as a survey of key areas but also as original and interesting scholarship on vital topics currently of great interest. Written accessibly for advanced undergraduates, graduate students, and professional philosophers, the Handbook explains the main ideas and problems of contemporary epistemology while avoiding overly technical detail. Contributing to contemporary debates over the analysis, sources, and limits of human knowledge, the Handbook tackles such central topics as the nature of epistemic justification, the Gettier problem, skepticism, epistemic rationality, the internalism-externalism debate, scientific knowledge

116. Philosophy: Academic Staff - The University Of Sydney Teaching and research interests epistemology, philosophy of Psychology, History of Modern philosophy, Wittgenstein, and Aesthetics. http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/departs/philos/stacademic.html

Philosophy University of Sydney Arts SOPHI Philosophy / Academics Home Library Sitemap Archaeology ... Contact Us Academic Staff in the Department of Philosophy Academic staff may be contacted by fax on +612 9351 3918. Dr Peter Anstey peter.anstey@arts.usyd.edu.au Room S407, Main Quadrangle Staff Profile Teaching and Research Interests : Boyle, Locke and seventeenth century philosophy, ancient philosophy, philosophy of science, metaphysics. Published The Philosophy of John Locke (ed.) with Routledge in 2003. Dr John Bacon john.bacon@arts.usyd.edu.au Room S505, Main Quadrangle Postgraduate (Coursework) Co-ordinator Teaching and research interests : Logic, metaphysics, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, ethics, Kant; currently working on basing formal logic on syllogism. Dr Rick Benitez rick.benitez@arts.usyd.edu.au Room S502, Main Quadrangle Staff Prolife Teaching and research interests : Ancient Philosophy, Greek Tragedy, Ethics and Aesthetics, Philosophy of Law.

117. Philosophy Interests Moral theory, epistemology, feminist theory, and philosophy of biology. Interests epistemology, philosophy of science, history of modern http://www.registrar.dal.ca/calendar/gr/PHIL.htm

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118. Article1 epistemology, philosophy AND PEDAGOGY OF MATHEMATICS. Leone Burton. http://www.ex.ac.uk/~PErnest/pome12/article1.htm

EPISTEMOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY AND PEDAGOGY OF MATHEMATICS Leone Burton The model proved to be remarkably robust when matched with how the seventy mathematicians talked about mathematics. But in analysing the very large data base, it became clear to me that I had to distinguish between the mathematicians' beliefs, that is what they think mathematics is, their practices, that is how they approach their research, and the seductive nature of their social positioning into what everybody knows . Finally, although I had not set out to discuss teaching and learning with them, inevitably there were aspects of our conversations which provided data on how they understand their roles as teachers and as learners and the data contain a lot of material which can be interpreted (with all the caveats necessary to that) to throw light on the links between epistemology and pedagogy. Mathematicians' beliefs I began the study with a conjecture that the socio-cultural system producing mathematicians is far stronger than differences in sex. I expected to find a high degree of convergence in the beliefs of the mathematicians I interviewed about the nature of the discipline. In fact, what I found was both. Great heterogeneity was disclosed in the many different beliefs about coming to know mathematics, including some, a minority of about 10%, who did not adopt an objectivist, positivist stance. Sex did not seem to feature as relevant to these differences. At the same time, whether espousing Platonism or formalism, there was a uniform philosophical commitment to an absolutist view of mathematical knowledge as fixed, certain and a-personal, a view of mathematics without the 's'. So, within this philosophical homogeneity, the mathematicians to whom I spoke adopted a breadth and diversity of epistemological positions. Some female participants said:

119. CSUSB Philosophy / Faculty Professor Roy s interests include metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of language, logic, and philosophy of religion. His research interests concern http://cal.csusb.edu/Depts/Philosophy/faculty.html

Department Faculty This page includes information on faculty background and interests. For most faculty, links to individual pages are either new, or coming soon! Also, Opportunities for Faculty has information of special interest to faculty. Jill Buroker (Professor; Ph.D., The University of Chicago, 1974) phone: (909) 880-5875 e-mail: jburoker [at] csusb [dot] edu Professor Buroker's areas of specialization are Kant, Descartes, seventeenth and eighteenth-century logic and history of science, and the theory of knowledge. She has written Space and Incongruence: the Origin of Kant's Idealism (D. Reidel, 1981) and translated Logic or the Art of Thinking: the Port-Royal Logic (Cambridge University Press, 1996). She is currently writing a student guide to the Critique of Pure Reason. During research leaves in France in 1986 and 1990, she gave talks at the Université de Lyons and the Sorbonne, as well as at the University College, Cork, Ireland. She has presented numerous papers at conferences and at universities in the U.S. and Canada. She reviews books for the Journal of History of Philosophy Dialogue Kantian Review, Philosophical Books

120. CU Philosophy - Graduate Programs Area of Interest philosophy of Mind, epistemology, Aesthetics Area of Interest Metaphysics and epistemology, philosophy of Religion, http://www.colorado.edu/philosophy/program_info_grad.html

Overview of the programs Contents Program Description Center for Values and Social Policy History of Philosophy Contemporary Metaphysics ... Faculty Last modified November 9, 2004 PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The CU/Boulder Department of Philosophy has emerged over the last ten years as one of the nation's leading graduate programs. We have distinguished faculty in all the core areas of philosophy, with particular strengths in metaphysics and ethics. The Department is also one of a few elite programs in the country that balance strength in contemporary philosophy with a serious interest in history. Our faculty includes internationally recognized scholars that span the whole history of Western thought, from Plato and Aristotle, through the Middle Ages, to Kant and his successors. Boulder has one of the largest philosophy faculties in the country, and a correspondingly large graduate program, with separate tracks for MA and PhD students. Though the overall program is large, with more than 70 graduate students in all, the number of entering students in a given year remains small, averaging six new PhD students and 10-15 new MA students. All PhD students receive full-funding for a guaranteed five years, and routinely beyond that. MA students do not ordinarily receive funding, but many of our best PhD students have entered into that program through our MA program.

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