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 at Northwestern today called “Descriptivism Meets Gettier” as part of their Epistemology Brown Bag Lecture Series. […]

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I’m attracted to a traditional account of the semantics of belief reports which holds that the semantic content of a […]

This is a heads up for readers in the area. Our philosophy department chair, Neil Feit, is the 2009 Hagan […]

I like Ways-Millianism. It’s a combo-theory about meaning and the metaphysics of belief. Here are two of the core theses. […]

Here’s a fun case. I was walking around the Science Museum in Buffalo with Simon yesterday, and I came across […]

I’ve been thinking more about the possible reply that Stanley/Hawthorne types (hereafter SSIers) might offer in response to an objection […]

In the last post, I presented an objection to one of the main motivations for Subject Sensitive Invariantism (here). There […]

Consider the following two cases Guard Dog Case Bob’s mom is worried about burglars. She tells him she needs a […]