Prof Scott Sturgeon
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Professor of Philosophy Wadham College Research InterestsEpistemology, meta-ethics, metaphysics, philosophy of mind |
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Career & Education
After receiving a B.A. from Texas A&M University and a Ph.D. from the University of Arizona, I taught for many years at the University of London (at King's College and then at Birkbeck). In 2002 I was Visiting Associate Professor at Harvard, in 2005 I was Marshall Weinberg Distinguished Visiting Professor at the University of Michigan, and in 2010 I was the Inaugural Distinguished Visiting Professor at Brown University (where I gave the Brown-Blackwell Lectures).
Recent Publications
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Forthcoming: "Pollock on Defeasible Reasons", Philosophical Studies
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2011: "Confidence & Coarse-Grained Attitudes", Oxford Studies in Epistemolog
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2010: "Apriorism about Modality", in Hale (ed.) The Logic, Metaphysics and Epistemology of Modality.
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2008: "Stalnaker on Sensuous Knowledge", Philosophical Studies.
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2008: "Disjunctivism about Visual Experience", in Haddock & Macpherson (eds.) Disjunctivism: Perception, Action, Knolwedge.
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2008: "Reason and the Grain of Belief", Nous.
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2007: "Normative Judgement", Philosophical Perspectives.
