My department‘s website does not give much information on our record in placing our M.A. students into philosophy Ph.D. programs. I can at least speak for myself for the benefit of prospective M.A. students in my area (phil. of mind, psychology, neuroscience, computation). During my first two years at the University of …
Well, that may be too strong, but going palm up still sounds like a potentially important piece of the puzzle of the evolution of primate communication. In today’s NY Times.
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I haven’t posted here much since I started Philosophy Sucks! but I wanted to discuss something that was brought up on this blog a while back and so I thought I’d do it here (though I have talked about it before, to a different end). In consciousness studies there are two …
I recently went to NA-CAP 2007 at Loyola University in Chicago. Since I lack the time to write much about it, here is an interesting short report on it by Matt Butcher, one of the participants.
At the recent NA-CAP conference, I was reminded of two nice teaching tools that are available online for free:Inquiry, mostly developed by Peter Bradley (currently at McDaniel College, though the bulk of the project was carried out at Washington University in St. Louis).The Mind Project (check especially under curriculum), mostly developed by David …
