Tim Crane
New philosophical papers online
The Explanation of Intentionality (draft), forthcoming in the Australasian Philosophical Review. The paper will be published with 11 commentaries, and my responses. 'Exotica' (draft), in Thought: Its Origin and Reach (Essays for Mark Sainsbury) edited by Alex Grzankowski and Anthony Savile (2024) (with Katalin Farkas) 'Lack of Attitude' (draft) forthcoming in The Nature of Belief, edited by Jonathan Jong and Eric Schwitzgebel (2024) 'Is Religious Belief a Kind of Belief?' in Neue Zeitschrift für Systematische Theologie und Religionsphilosophie (2023), published with my responses to critics (with J Robert Thompson), 'Implicit Cognition and Unconscious Mentality' (draft) in Routledge Handbook to Philosophy and Implicit Cognition (2023) edited by J Robert Thompson (with Katalin Farkas) 'Mental Fact and Mental Fiction' (draft) in Mental Fictionalism (2022) edited by Tamás Demeter and Adam Toon (with Katalin Farkas) 'The Limits of the Doxastic' (draft) in Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Mind, Volume 1 (2022) |
Professor of Philosophy and Pro-Rector at the Central European University (CEU) in Vienna Director of Research for the FWF Cluster of Excellence Knowledge in Crisis A short description of my philosophical interests is here. A short CV is here. Follow the links above for online papers, book reviews and video/audio. Some non-specialist writings Science can't state all the facts: the proper lesson of Jackson's famous 'knowledge argument' against materialism, summed up on the IAI website iai.tv/articles/science-cant-state-all-the-facts-auid-2027# (2022) A sceptical piece about AI ethics, responding to Thomas Metzinger's claim that research on AI and consciousness should be prohibited (2021) Mind and Brain, a short commentary on an Open University discussion from 1973 between Charles Taylor and Anthony Quinton (2021) 'Computers don't give a damn': the AI fantasy (TLS 2020) Remembering Roger Scruton, 1944-2020 (TLS 2020) On the scandal of academic journal publishing (2018, non-paywalled version here) On the problems of peer review in academic philosophy (2018, non-paywalled version here) 'Religion in the Open Society' (2018) 'Philosophy, Science and the Value of Understanding' (2017) |