If you're in Austin, you probably know this already. If you're not, it's probably too late. But this is what I'll be doing this weekend: Friday, 26 April 2012Thomas Uebel, University of Manchester, “The Logic of Science and the Pragmatics of Science: The Challenge of Complementarity.”Christopher French, University of British Columbia, “Carnap, Jeffrey and Explication … Continue reading Formal Epistemology and the Legacy of Logical Empiricism

Have you ever given a presentation at a conference using your laptop, and then were annoyed that you had to carry aroudn the thing for the entire rest of the evening?  It happens to me all the time. By which I mean, once in a great while, but I nevertheless though it would be cool … Continue reading Running Beamer Presentations from Your Phone

New entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia: Logical Pluralism

We train professional philosophers. Sadly, there aren't enough philosophy jobs to go around, and it's hard to pursue a career in philosophy if you can't move to wherever you find a job.  Fortunately, philosophers have transferable skills that are in high demand. Prospective employers just don't associate these skills with "Ph.D. in philosophy".  The challenge … Continue reading How To Get A Job Outside Academia With a Ph.D. in Philosophy