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Larry Sanger (E) -- Temporary philosophy category editor. We
are now looking for a new, qualified editors for
this category.
Editor-in-chief of Nupedia.com. Ph.D.
Philosophy, 2000, Ohio State University.
His areas of specialization are Epistemology and
Early Modern Philosophy, particularly Descartes,
Hume, and Reid (though he studies widely
in various philosophical subdisciplines). His
dissertation is titled Epistemic Circularity:
An Essay on the Problem of
Meta-Justification. He is an avid Irish
style fiddle player and concentrates mainly on
the Donegal style of fiddle playing.
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Andrew Carpenter (PR)
-- Assistant Professor of Philosophy,
Antioch College. Ph.D. (Berkeley, 1998),
B.Phil. (Oxford, 1990),
B.A. (Amherst, 1988). Specialist in the
history of early modern
philosophy with additional interests in Hegel and
in philosophies of
language and mind. Recent publications
include articles on Kant,
Hegel, Donald Davidson, and philosophy pedagogy; a
regular column on early
modern philosophy for Philosophy
News Service; and book reviews in Kantian
Review, Teaching
Philosophy, and The Antioch
Review. Internet activities
include creation of Course
Materials
in Philosophy and contributions to
Dictionary
of the
Philosophy of Mind, Field
Guide to the Philosophy of Mind, EpistemeLinks.Com,
HIPPIAS,
and NOESIS.
E-mail: http://antioch-college.edu/~andrewc/home
Jaime Nubiola (PR)
-- Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Navarra, Spain.
Visiting Scholar at the Universities of Harvard, Glasgow and Stanford.
Author of the books El compromiso esencialista de la logica modal
(1984), La renovacion pragmatista de la filosofia analitica (1994),
El taller de la filosofia (1999), as well as a good amount of papers on
philosophy of language, history of analytic philosophy, American philosophy,
Peirce and pragmatism.
Since 1994 he has launched in Navarre, Spain, a Grupo de Estudios
Peirceanos to promote the study of C. S. Peirce and pragmatism,
especially in Spain and the Spanish-speaking countries (www.unav.es/gep/).
Homepage: http://www.unav.es/users/jnub.html
E-mail: jnubiola@unav.es
Thomas Ryckman (PR)
-- Professor of Philosophy, Lawrence
University. Ph.D. (University of
Massachusetts at Amherst, 1984),
M.A. (University
of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1982), B.A.
(University of Michigan-Flint,
1976). Specialist in philosophy of language,
philosophy of mind, and
metaphysics and ontology; also interested the
History of Philosophy
(Modern and Early Analytic). Publications
include articles in
Mind,
Synthese, Philosophy and
Phenomenological Research, and
The Monist.
Currently working on a book, tentatively titled,
Language, Thought, and
Reality. Internet activities include and
contributions to EpistemeLi
nks.com.
E-mail: thomas.c.ryckman@lawrence.edu
Robert Rynasiewicz (PR)
-- Professor of Philosophy, Johns Hopkins University. PhD. Philosophy (University of Minnesota, 1981.). ScB. Physics (Brown University). Author of numerous articles in the history and philosphy of science, primarily in connection with space and time. Interests include mind, brain, language, and the naturalization of moral philosophy.
Homepage: jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu/~ryno
E-mail: ryno@lorentz.phl.jhu.edu
Richard Sneed (PR)
-- Currently, he is the entire philosophy department
at Athens State University. M.Div. from SMU; M.A.
in philosophy from Michigan State University; Ph.D.
in philosophy from Florida State University.
Considers anything after Suarez to be current
events, and therefore unworthy of serious
philosophcal study, with the exception of Hume.
Interested in the dialogue (or, more accurately,
the appaling lack thereof) between science and
religion.
Husband of Bonnie Borshay Sneed, D.M.A., Michigan
State University; father-for some reason-of two
children and three cats.
E-mail: tank@nupedia.com
David Spurrett (PR)
-- David Spurrett is Lecturer in Philosophy at
University of Natal, Durban (South Africa). His
Ph.D. in philosophy, from Natal, was completed in
1999. He is the author of a number of papers in
the philosophy of science, and on physicalism.
Additional research interests, besides philosophy
of science and physicalism, include cognitive
science and seventeenth century natural
philosophy. He has a current book project
entitled "The Completeness of Physics".
Homepage: http://www.nu.ac.za/department/members/members.asp?dept=philundund&id;=873104
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