WashU Philosophy at the 2023 Pacific APA
We’ll be in San Francisco next week!
PNP PhD students at the 2023 Central APA
Jeremy Henry and Maria Waggoner will be in Denver at the upcoming meeting
WashU Philosophers at the 2023 Eastern APA
We'll be in Montreal January 4th-7th
Will Bell and Graham Renz's "Why There Is No Obligation to Love God" to appear in Religious Studies
Bell and Renz argue that love can be virtuous but never obligatory
Gabe Siegel's "Perceptual Modes of Presentation as Object Files" to appear in Erkenntnis
Siegel defends a novel account of perceptual modes of presentation
Judith Carlisle recognized by Arts & Sciences for research on trauma
Carlisle (PNP) was selected as a Finalist for the Dean’s Award for Graduate Research Excellence
James Gulledge defends "Perceptual Experience, Representation, and the Environment"
Congratulations, Dr. Gulledge!
Ben Henke to Antwerp
Ben Henke will join the Center for Philosophical Psychology at the University of Antwerp in 2023
Judith Carlisle to contribute to Routledge volume on implicit cognition
"The Levels Metaphor and the Implicit/Explicit Distinction" will appear in the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of Philosophy and Implicit Cognition
Carl Craver wins National Science Foundation Grant
Craver wins National Science Foundation grant
Maria Doulatova to St. Norbert College
Doulatova (PhD, PNP, 2021) will join St. Norbert College next Fall
WashU Philosophers at the Central APA
WashU philosophers will be presenting at the 2022 American Philosophical Association Central Division Meeting.
Ian Tully to Duquesne University
Ian Tully (PhD, PNP, 2018) has accepted an Assistant Professorship at Duquesne University.
Hawkeye Award
Hawkeyed Chloe Altschul and Andy Robaina are shown being presented with their coveted Hawkeye Award mugs by Professor John Heil, their instructor and the author of the book they so carefully vetted.
Knowing what we know
From knowing your COVID status to identifying pileated woodpeckers, philosopher Matthew McGrath unpacks the interesting questions around how we know what we know about the world.
Rick Shang defends "Positron Emission Tomography from 1930 to 1990"
Congratulations, Dr. Rick Shang!
Maria Waggoner publishes "The Focus of Virtue"
Waggoner's paper will appear in Philosophical Psychology.
Ge Fang awarded Sawyler Pre-Doctoral Teaching Fellowship
Congratulations, Ge!
Dennis Des Chene Retires
Professor Dennis Des Chene who joined the Department of Philosophy in 2003 is retiring this summer.
Will Bell awarded 2021 Stenner Memorial Essay Prize for Graduates
Congratulations, Will!
Kevin Jia awarded 2021 Stenner Memorial Essay Prize for Undergraduates
Congratulations, Kevin!
Ben Henke to University of Haifa Postdoc
Congratulations, Ben!
Judith Carlisle recognized by Arts & Sciences for research on trauma
James Gulledge defends "Perceptual Experience, Representation, and the Environment"
Washington University Review of Philosophy Vol. 2
Xiaoyu Ke defends "Making Emotions Trustworthy"
One researcher’s artifact is another’s result
Jon Kvanvig's Book Reviewed
Welcome 2022-2023 McDonnell Postdoctoral Fellows
Ben Henke to Antwerp
Judith Carlisle to contribute to Routledge volume on implicit cognition
Olivia Poolos Work Recognized in "College Podcast Challenge"
Undergraduate Olivia Dres wins NEXT Award
