Eric Schwitzgebel

eschwitz at domain- ucr.edu

Professor of Philosophy (Ph.D., U.C. Berkeley, 1997)

Areas of interest: philosophy of psychology, philosophy of mind, moral psychology,

classical Chinese philosophy, epistemology, metaphilosophy, metaphysics,

science fiction....

 


My CV:

My Blog:

Broad-Ranging Interviews on My Life and Work:

Books:

MIT Press website for the book with buying options here. For an abstract and access to chapter drafts from 2018, see here

Here at Amazon and here at Barnes & Noble.  For an abstract and access to chapter drafts from 2009 see here.

Philosophical Studies symposium on the book: my Precis, commentaries by Uriah Kriegel, by Declan Smithies, and by Maja Spener, and my reply

Here at Amazon and here at Barnes & Noble.  For an abstract and access to chapter drafts from 2006 see here.

Journal of Consciousness Studies devoted an issue to ten commentaries on this book, with 100 pages of replies by Russ and me: See here.

Essays Sorted by Theme:

Belief:

Our Poor Knowledge about Conscious Experience:

The Relationship Between Moral Reflection and Moral Behavior (and other moral psychology):

Metaphilosophy, Metaphysics, Skepticism, and Cosmology:

Chinese Philosophy:

Philosophy of Technology:

Philosophy of Well-Being:

Demographics and Sociology of Philosophy:

Foundational Issues in Cognitive Development:

Other:

Dissertation:

Philosophical Fiction:

Selected Op-Eds:


Recent Courses:

Lower Division: 

Evil (Fall 2022, Spring 2022, Fall 2019, Fall 2018, Fall 2017, Fall 2015)

Upper Division: 

Philosophy of Mind (Fall 2023, Fall 2019, Winter 2017)
Classical Chinese Philosophy (Winter 2024, Winter 2020, Winter 2019)

Graduate Seminars:

The Moral Measurement Problem (Winter 2023)
The Metaphysics of Mind (Winter 2022)
The Sparsity or Abundance of Consciousness in the Universe and in Our Minds (Fall 2018)
Red-Hot Philosophy of Mind (Winter 2018)
Monster Rights, Robot Rights, Alien Rights (Spring 2016)

Dissertations completed under my direction:


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