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David Chalmers (New York University) - PhilPeople
I am a philosopher at New York University. I'm also one of the directors of PhilPapers.
Michael Friedman (Stanford University) - PhilPeople
Addressing a wide range of topics, from Newton to Post-Kuhnian philosophy of science, these essays critically examine themes that have been central to the influential work of philosopher Michael Friedman.
Anne (Schulherr) Waters, J. D., Ph. Waters, J.D., Ph.D.
She holds four graduate degrees (two doctorates earned in 1992), and is an editor, educator, philosopher, poet, and lawyer, having published in several philosophy and American Indian journals and anthologies, written many appellate briefs, and edited several books.
David Wallace (University of Pittsburgh) - PhilPeople
I am a philosopher of physics, based in the HPS and Philosophy departmentsof the University of Pittsburgh. My research interests are mostly in the philosophy of physics.
Joseph Schmid (Princeton University) - PhilPeople
On this site Find a philosopher Find a department The Radar Index of professional philosophers Index of departments Help Acknowledgments Careers Contact us Terms and conditions Brought to you by The PhilPapers Foundation The American Philosophical Association Centre for Digital Philosophy, Western University
PhilPeople
PhilPeople is an online directory of philosophers, a social network for philosophers, and a tool for keeping up with everything in the philosophical profession.
Tatsuya Kashiwabata (Keio University) - PhilPeople
Tatsuya Kashiwabata is a professor at Keio University, Department of Philosophy. Follow them to stay up to date with their professional activities in philosophy.
Matthew B. Crawford (University of Virginia) - PhilPeople
On this site Find a philosopher Find a department The Radar Index of professional philosophers Index of departments Help Acknowledgments Careers Contact us Terms and conditions Brought to you by The PhilPapers Foundation The American Philosophical Association Centre for Digital Philosophy, Western University
Mark Johnston (Princeton University) - PhilPeople
Mark Johnston is a regular faculty at Princeton University, Department of Philosophy. Follow them to stay up to date with their professional activities in philosophy, and browse their publications such as "The manifest: Chapter", "It necessarily ain't so", and "Particulars and Persistence".
Don Garrett (New York University) - PhilPeople
Rarely employing figures of speech or rhetorical flourishes of any kind, his works are nevertheless among the most magisterial and uplifting of all philosophical writings, and they have inspired more poets and novelists than those of any other philosopher of the early modern period.
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