It’s been awhile since my last blog entry. We hit the end of the semester crunch, and then I went […]

I’m giving a talk this afternoon as part of SUNY Fredonia’s Spring Symposium in Arts and Humanities. The title of […]

I was reading some of the literature on qualia recently, and I was struck by the use of the term […]

My paper, “Two Solutions to the Problem of Divine Hiddenness,” just came out in American Philosophical Quarterly today. I just […]

I’m giving a talk at Northwestern today called “Descriptivism Meets Gettier” as part of their Epistemology Brown Bag Lecture Series. […]

Part of Williamson’s case against the possibility of analyzing knowledge involves rejecting three candidate arguments for the thesis that belief […]

I just posted Chris Tucker’s Intro Talk called “What My Dog Can Tell Us About The Problem of Evil” over […]

I just posted Chris Tucker’s research talk – “What Open-Minded People Should Endorse Dogmatism” This was a great talk. You […]

Williamson thinks that the fact that we have yet to come up with a suitable analysis of knowledge post-Gettier, among […]

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