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Education B.A. in American Studies and Art History with a concentration in Painting Current Position Papers (Forthcoming, 2008) “Understanding Quine in terms of Aufbauian reductionism” Beyond Description: Normativity in Naturalised Philosophy, ed. M. Milkowski and (Forthcoming; 2008) “Pam and Jim on the Make; The Epistemology of Self-Deception” The Office and Philosophy, The Blackwell Philosophy and Popular Culture Series Reply to Georges Dicker, Proceedings of the 153 Creighton Club Meeting, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, NY, 2007 “Facing Death: The Desperate at its Most Beautiful.” Phenomenological Inquiry, A Review of Philosophical Ideas and Trends, Vol. 29 (2005; pp. 71-101) “Hume’s Reality: A Lesson in Causality.” Proceedings Metaphysics 2003, Second World Conference, “Husserl’s Phenomenologization of Hume; Reflections on Husserl’s Method of Epoché.” Philosophy Today (SPEP Supplement). Vol. 45, No. 5 (2002; pp. 28-36) International Art Contest, 2004, 1st Prize Interview International Art Contest, 2001, 1st Prize Interview Papers in Review “This is not my Opinion” Publications in Progress “Quine” (for the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy) Selected Papers/Responses Given Reply to Georges Dicker's "Hume on the Intermittent Existence of the Objects of the Senses," The Creighton Club: New York State Philosophical Association , November 3, Hobart and William Smith Colleges “Hume’s Instrumentalism” Faculty Lecture Series, May 4, 2007, “Constancy and Coherence in 1.4.2 of Hume’s Treatise; The Root of Indirect Causation,” New Philosophical Perspectives on Hume, Friday, February 16th, 2007, University of San Francisco “An Explanation of Constancy and Coherence in 1.4.2 of Hume’s Treatise,” NY/NJ Consortium in the History of Modern Philosophy, November 20th, “Understanding Quine in terms of Aufbauian reductionism," Kazimierz Naturalised Epistemology Workshop, September 4, 2006, Kazimierz, Poland Reply to Eric Schliesser's "Causation, Newton, and the Significance of the Humean Distinction between Natural and Philosophical Relations," Upstate New York Early Modern Workshop, May 7, 2006, Syracuse University Reply to Giancarlo Zanet's "Pragmatism, the a priori and Analyticity: Peirce, C.I. Lewis and Quine," History of Early Analytic Philosophy Society, APA, Central Meeting, 2006 “An Explanation of Constancy and Coherence in 1.4.2 of Hume’s Treatise,” Upstate New York Early Modern Workshop, December 4, 2005. Syracuse University "The Vulgar Conception of Objects in "Of Skepticism with regard to the Senses," 32nd Hume Society Conference, Toronto, Canada. July 19-23, 2005 "The Vulgar Conception of Objects in Hume's 'Of Skepticism with regard to the senses,'" Hamilton College, April 2005 “Understanding Quine in Terms of the Heavy Hand of Carnap,” History of Early Analytic Philosophy Society, APA, Central Meeting, 2005 Reply to Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen's “Significs and Early Analytic Philosophy,” History of Early Analytic Philosophy Society, APA, Central Meeting, 2005 “The Vulgar Quest for Uninterruptedness” The Third International Reid Symposium: Scottish Philosophy, July 2004, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen Scotland “Hume’s Reality: A Lesson in Causality.” Metaphysics 2003: Second World Conference, 2003, Rome, Italy “Facing Death: The Desperate at its Most Beautiful.” Hartwick College, 2003 “Facing Death: The Desperate at its Most Beautiful.” The 8th Annual Conference of the International Society for Phenomenology, Aesthetics and the Fine Arts: Beauty, Truth, Goodness: Aesthetics at the Crossroads. Harvard Divinity School, 2003 “Facing Death: The Desperate at its Most Beautiful.” The 31st Annual Conference on Value Inquiry: “The History of Value Inquiry.” University of North Dakota, 2003 “General Knowledge and the Generalization Problem.” Holy Cross, January, 2002 “Husserl’s Phenomenologization of Hume.” Presented at the Society for Phenomenological and Existential Philosophy (SPEP), Goucher College, October, 2001 “Quine’s Attack on the Dogma of Reductionism.” Hartwick College, March, 2001 “Quine’s Attack on the Dogma of Reductionism.” Connecticut College, 2000 Reply given to Ward Jone’s “Does Skepticism Follow From Naturalism?” 27th Annual Hume Conference, William and Mary, July, 2000 “Did Hume Believe in Objects?” Connecticut College, 1999 “Did Hume Believe in Objects?” Rochester Institute of Technology, 2000 “Did Hume Believe in Objects?” California State University, Bakersfield, 2000 “The Synthetic Relation in Hume.” IWM, Vienna, Austria, June, 1997 Selected Awards and Distinctions Wandersee Faculty Research Award (30% teaching load reduction for 2006-7 and 5K research/travel stipend), Nominated for Best Faculty Member of the Year Award by Hartwick Student Senate, 2005 Hartwick College Faculty Research Grant, 2005 RF. Johnson Travel Grant, Connecticut College, 1999-2001 DAAD Research Fellowship: University of Osnabrück, Germany; October 1998 - July 1999. Project: A close examination of Heidegger’s thought, providing the basis for an interpretation of the productive imagination in Kant’s First Critique. Directed by Heribert Boeder Research Fellowship: Institut für die Wissenschaft vom Menschen, Vienna, Austria; January - June 1997 Machette Prize, 1996. Awarded for best Boston University graduate paper in philosophy: "A Road Map of the Distinction between Mathematics and Philosophy in Kant’s First Critique" Machette Prize, 1995. Awarded for best Boston University graduate paper in philosophy: "Hume’s Method in Book I of the Treatise; a Preview to Quine" Phi Beta Kappa, Colby College, 1988 Chair of Session, 34th Hume Society Meeting, "Hume and the Limits of Associationism" by Mark Collier, reply by Karann Durland, 2007 Chair of Session, Bertrand Russell Society, APA, Central Meeting, 2006 Chair of Session, History of Early Analytic Philosophy Society, APA, Eastern Meeting, 2005 Chair of Session: "Infallibility of Reflective Beliefs About the Contents of One's Own Sensory Experiences.” by Tomoji Shogenji, Commentator: Gerald Vision. APA, Central Meeting, 2005 Chair of Session; “Thomas Reid's Non Naïve Direct Realism.” APA, Pacific Meeting, 2002 Chair of Session: “Taking Liberty with Humean Necessity.” APA, Pacific Meeting, 2001 Committees and Memberships Co-Director, Cognitive Science Program, Hartwick College: 2005-2008 Associated Faculty Member: Women’s Studies Program; Hartwick College: 2001-present Associated Faculty Member: Cognitive Science Program; Hartwick College, 2002-present Academic Tenure and Promotion Committee; Spring term only, 2007 Women’s Studies Program: Programming Committee, Hartwick College: 2001-present Vision Committee (Hartwick's Future), Hartwick College: 2004-2005 Planning Committee, Hartwick College: 2001-2002 Gender Issues Committee, Hartwick College: 2002-present; Chair, 2003-present Interview Committee, Hartwick College: 2002-present Faculty Advisor, Phi Sigma Tau, Hartwick College: 2002-present Philosophy Club Advisor, Hartwick College: 2001-present Member, Hartwick College Honor Society (Faculty) Associated Faculty Member: Gender and Women’s Studies Department; Connecticut College: 1999-2001 Member, Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, 2001-2002 Member, European Society for Analytic Philosophy, 2002-present Member, American Philosophical Association, 1995-present Member, Hume Society, 1998-2000 Member, The History of Early Analytic Philosophy Society, 2003-present Vice President, The History of Early Analytic Philosophy Society, 2003-present Arranged for the following speakers to come to Hartwick:
Organizer, 2003-4 Phi Sigma Tau and Philosophy Club/Department Lecture Series: “Mortality, Consciousness and Knowledge: Diverse Perspectives”, Hartwick College Organizer, 2004-5 Phi Sigma Tau and Philosophy Club/Department Lecture Series: “Minds, Brains and Knowledge”, Hartwick College Co-Organizer, 2005 Phi Sigma Tau and Pi Sigma Alpha 1st Annual Student Mini-Conference, Hartwick College Referee, Synthese Referee, Blackwell Publishers Referee, Longman Books Teaching Experience
Connecticut College (Visiting Assistant Professor
UC San Diego Extension (Instructor)
Boston University (Instructor)
Boston University (Teaching Assistant)
Japanese Government (Teaching Assistant)
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