Sitemap - 2010 - The Splintered Mind
Philosophy Professor Has Students Vote on Whether He Should Donate a Kidney to a Stranger
Philosophers Buying Into Nazi Censorship?
"Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear"
Not in JFP: Tenure-track Position at UCR in History of Philosophy
Some Awesomely Beautiful Pictures of Structures in the Brain
Carruthers and Schwitzgebel on Knowledge of Attitudes
The Phenomenology of Being a Jerk
Not By Argument Alone (by Guest Blogger G. Randolph Mayes)
The Convincing Explanation (by Guest Blogger G. Randolph Mayes)
Why We Procrastinate (by guest blogger G. Randolph Mayes)
U.C. Regents to Add Air Consumption Fee
The Illusion of Understanding (by guest blogger G. Randolph Mayes)
Is Explanation the Foundation? (by guest blogger G. Randolph Mayes)
Explaining Irrationality (by guest blogger G. Randolph Mayes)
Brie Gertler and I Argue about Introspection on Philosophy TV
Are Ethicists Any More Likely to be Blood or Organ Donors Than Are Other Professors?
Graduate Student Conference on... Me?
Perplexities of Consciousness: cover design
How to Get a Big Head in Academia
Can We All Become Delusional with Hypnosis? by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti
How Big the Moon Is, According to One Three-Year-Old
Are People Responsible for Acting on Delusions? by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti
Are Ethicists More Attentive Daughters and Sons?
Delusions and Action (by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti)
Philosopher's Annual vs. Philosophical Review
Delusions and Self-Knowledge (by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti)
Josh Knobe & Eric Schwitzgebel Chatting about the Moral Behavior of Ethicists
Can You Believe That You Are Dead? (by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti)
On the Moral Behavior of Moral Psychology Researchers
Clinical Delusions: What Are They? (by guest blogger Lisa Bortolotti)
Knowing That P Without Believing That P
Young Female Philosophers Must Feel Bad About All That Meat They Eat
John Stuart Mill on the Value of Moral Disagreement
Psychology of Philosophy: The Strong Program
Call for Papers: Workshop on Ethics and Mind at the University of Miami
The Winner of the Sound-Color Qualia Inversion Contest
Do Metaethicists Really Behave Worse Than Other Ethicists?
Do Kantians Really Behave Worse Than Other Ethicists?
Ethicists' vs Non-Ethicists' Honesty in Questionnaire Responses
An Opportunity to Collaborate with Psychologists on Experimental Philosophy Research
Qualia Inversion: Sound and Color (A Contest with a "Valuable Prize"!)
55-Year-Old Philosophers vs. 55-Year-Old Scientists
The Rise of Ethics and Feminism
At What Age Do Philosophers Do Their Most Influential Work?
Most Cited Journals in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
The 200 Most-Cited Contemporary Authors in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
The Forty Most-Cited Contemporary Authors in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Distribution of Subspecialites among Anglophone Research Philosophers
Heidegger and Wittgenstein Break Away from the Pack
Chalmers's Fading/Dancing Qualia and Self-Knowledge
The Moral Behavior of Super-Duper Artificial Intelligences
What's in People's Stream of Experience During Philosophy Talks?
On Being Good at Seeming Smart
The Boxology of Self-Knowledge
Knowing What You Don’t Believe
Conference: Experimental Philosophy and the Ethics of Autonomy
Get Beeped and Argue about it with Hurlburt and Schwitzgebel
Fooling Oneself: Comments on Moeller's The Moral Fool
The Review of Philosophy and Psychology
How Far Away Is the Television Screen of Visual Experience?
Second Annual Consciousness Online Conference
Another Simple Argument Against Any General Theory of Consciousness
My entry on "Introspection" is now up in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Podcast of "An Empirical Perspective on the Mencius-Xunzi Debate about Human Nature"