Michael huemer (phd, rutgers, 1998) came to cu boulder in 1998 and works mainly in epistemology, ethics, and metaethics. professor huemer has written on such topics as philosophical skepticism, the problem of induction, ethical intuitionism, free will, and deontological ethics, among others. Michael huemer ( ˈ h j uː m ər ; born 27 december 1969) is a professor of philosophy at the university of colorado, boulder. [1] he has defended ethical intuitionism , direct realism , libertarianism , phenomenal conservatism , substance dualism , reincarnation , the repugnant conclusion , [ 2 ] and philosophical anarchism .
Michael tooley philosophy department university of colorado boulder, co 80309 0232 [email protected]. peter klein philosophy dept., 106 somerset st. rutgers university new brunswick, nj 08901 [email protected]. richard fumerton philosophy department university of iowa iowa city, ia 52242 1408 richard [email protected]. She is affiliated with the nasa institute for astrobiology (nai) and a member of cu’s center for astrobiology . areas of interest : philosophy of science, philosophy of logic, and metaphysics. areas of special interest include: scientific methodology (historical [email protected] 303 492 7619. Michael huemer . philosophy department (303) 881 9635 (c) university of colorado owl232@earthlink . boulder, co 80309 0232 spot.colorado.edu ~huemer education b.a. philosophy university of california, berkeley 1988 1992 . ph.d. philosophy rutgers university, new brunswick 1992 1998 . academic positions. Michael huemer (phd, rutgers, 1998) came to cu boulder in 1998 and works mainly in epistemology, ethics, metaethics, and political philosophy. professor huemer has written on such topics as philosophical skepticism, ethical intuitionism, deontological ethics, and political authority, among others. for more information, see professor huemer's.
Comments are closed.