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== Standards, Practices & Guidelines for this Wiki == | == Standards, Practices & Guidelines for this Wiki == |
Revision as of 21:54, 19 November 2014
This wiki provides an unranked list of Ph.D. programs that have strengths in philosophy of biology. Additionally, and for each program, links are provided to the websites, CVs, and PhilPapers-listed publications of the relevant faculty. The primary intended audience is prospective or current graduate students with interests in philosophy of biology who want to get the lay of the land by seeing who works where, and on what.
Contents
- 1 Standards, Practices & Guidelines for this Wiki
- 2 Ph.D. Programs
- 2.1 Arizona State University (Center for Biology and Society)
- 2.2 Australian National University
- 2.3 Boston University
- 2.4 City University of New York Graduate Center
- 2.5 Columbia University
- 2.6 Duke University
- 2.7 Florida State University
- 2.8 Indiana University (History and Philosophy of Science)
- 2.9 Stanford University
- 2.10 University of Alberta
- 2.11 University of Bristol
- 2.12 University of British Columbia
- 2.13 University of Calgary
- 2.14 University of California, Davis
- 2.15 University of California, Irvine (Logic and Philosophy of Science)
- 2.16 University of California, San Diego
- 2.17 University of California, Santa Cruz
- 2.18 University of Chicago (Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science)
- 2.19 University of Cincinnati
- 2.20 University of Exeter (Sociology, Philosophy and Anthropology)
- 2.21 University of Leeds
- 2.22 University of Maryland, College Park
- 2.23 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities[5]
- 2.24 University of Notre Dame
- 2.25 University of Pennsylvania
- 2.26 University of Pittsburgh (History and Philosophy of Science)
- 2.27 University of Sydney
- 2.28 University of Toronto
- 2.29 University of Utah
- 2.30 University of Western Ontario
- 2.31 University of Wisconsin-Madison
- 2.32 Washington University in St. Louis
- 3 Notes
- 4 Wiki Editing Resources
Standards, Practices & Guidelines for this Wiki
- The criteria for program inclusion is just that a philosophy (or a history and philosophy of science) Ph.D. program have at least one full-time faculty member who self-identifies as a philosopher of biology.[1]
- The standard of evidence required to make the list is an official (or personal) university-affiliated website of some kind—or a publicly-accessible CV—that lists philosophy of biology as a primary research interest.
- Philosophers who have made significant contributions to the philosophy of biology but who do not list phil bio as a current AOS/AOC are usually not listed.[2] However, sometimes philosophers' short web bios do not list philosophy of biology as an AOS, though their expanded bios or personal web pages do.[3] This wiki simply reflects the self-reports of online faculty listings, which is a way to avoid having to make judgment calls about who counts as a philosopher of biology in borderline cases. The rule of thumb is: someone counts if they say they count.
- Bioethics, environmental ethics, philosophy of neuroscience/cognitive science, philosophy of medicine, and history of biology—in and of themselves—are not counted as philosophy of biology, though philosophers of biology with those interests are listed.
- This is a wiki, so anyone can contribute. If programs or faculty have been overlooked—which is assuredly the case—you are encouraged to make changes. Also, information will date rapidly—especially, e.g., links to pdf CVs since their filenames often contain the (approximate) dates of creation, which change—so by all means help keep things up to date. Questions, comments, ideas? Let me know at shamiller@ucdavis.edu.
Ph.D. Programs
All programs are located in philosophy departments, unless otherwise specified.
Arizona State University (Center for Biology and Society)
- Jane Maienschein // websites 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
Australian National University
- Benjamin J. Fraser // website, PhilPapers
- Kim Sterelny // website, PhilPapers
Boston University
- Tian Yu Cao // website, PhilPapers
- Russell Powell // website, CV, PhilPapers
City University of New York Graduate Center
- Peter Godfrey-Smith // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- Massimo Pigliucci // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
- Thomas Teufel // website, PhilPapers
Columbia University
- Philip Kitcher[4] // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
Duke University
- Robert N. Brandon // website, CV, PhilPapers
- Alexander Rosenberg // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- Dan McShea // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
Florida State University
- James Justus // website, CV, PhilPapers
- Michael Ruse // website, CV, PhilPapers
Indiana University (History and Philosophy of Science)
- Colin Allen // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
- Sander Gliboff // website, PhilPapers
- Elisabeth Lloyd // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
Stanford University
- Helen Longino // website, CV, PhilPapers
University of Alberta
- Ingo Brigandt // website, CV, PhilPapers
- Robert A. Wilson // website, CV, PhilPapers
University of Bristol
- Samir Okasha // website, PhilPapers
University of British Columbia
- John Beatty // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- Margaret Schabas // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- Christopher Stephens // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
University of Calgary
- Megan Delehanty // website, PhilPapers
- Marc Ereshefsky // website 1, 2 CV, PhilPapers
- C Kenneth Waters // CV, PhilPapers
University of California, Davis
- James R. Griesemer // website 1, 2, 3, CV, PhilPapers
- Roberta L. Millstein // website 1, 2, 3, CV, PhilPapers
University of California, Irvine (Logic and Philosophy of Science)
- Simon Huttegger // website, CV, PhilPapers
- Cailin O'Conner // website, CV, PhilPapers
- P. Kyle Stanford // website, CV, PhilPapers
University of California, San Diego
- William Bechtel // website, PhilPapers
University of California, Santa Cruz
- Rasmus Grønfeldt Winther // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
University of Chicago (Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science)
- Robert J. Richards // website, PhilPapers
- William C. Wimsatt (emeritus) // website, CV, PhilPapers
University of Cincinnati
- Koffi N. Maglo // website, PhilPapers
- Thomas W. Polger // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- Angela Potochnik // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- Robert C. Richardson // website, PhilPapers
- Robert A. Skipper, Jr. // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
University of Exeter (Sociology, Philosophy and Anthropology)
- John Dupre // website, CV, PhilPapers
- Sabina Leonelli // website, PhilPapers
- Staffan Muller-Willie // website, PhilPapers
University of Leeds
- Gregory Radick // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
University of Maryland, College Park
- Lindley Darden // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- Erin Eaker // website, CV
- Aidan Lyon // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities[5]
- Alan C. Love // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- William C. Wimsatt (part-time appointment) // website, PhilPapers
University of Notre Dame
- Grant Ramsey // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
- A. Edward Manier (emeritus) // website, PhilPapers
University of Pennsylvania
- Karen Detlefsen // website, CV, PhilPapers
- Quayshawn Spencer // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- Michael Weisberg // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
University of Pittsburgh (History and Philosophy of Science)
- James G. Lennox // website, CV, PhilPapers
- Sandra Mitchell // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
- Kenneth F. Schaffner // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
University of Sydney
- David Braddon-Mitchell // website, PhilPapers
- Paul Griffiths // website, PhilPapers
- John Matthewson // website, PhilPapers
- Maureen O'Malley // website, PhilPapers
University of Toronto
- Ronald de Sousa (emeritus) // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
- Mohan Matthen // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
- Paul Thompson // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- Denis Walsh // website, PhilPapers
University of Utah
- Stephen M. Downes // website, PhilPapers
- Matt Haber // website, PhilPapers
- Jacob Stegenga // website 1, 2, CV, PhilPapers
- James Tabery // website, CV, PhilPapers
University of Western Ontario
- Gillian Barker // website, PhilPapers
- Eric Desjardins // website, PhilPapers
- Devin Henry // website, PhilPapers
University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Elliott Sober // website, CV, PhilPapers
Washington University in St. Louis
- Carl F. Craver // website 1, 2, PhilPapers
- Anya Plutynski website, PhilPapers
Notes
- ↑ For the most part, free-standing Science & Technology Studies (or Science Studies) departments aren't listed. The rationale for this is that since this wiki's intended audience is prospective philosophy/HPS Ph.D. students, the assumption is that they aren't targeting STS programs. Of course, there are borderline cases, e.g., the University of Exeter's Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Philosophy; the University of Chicago's Committee on the Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science; and Arizona State University's Center for Biology and Society, all of which are listed.
- ↑ Peter Machamer and James Woodward at the University of Pittsburgh Department of History and Philosophy of Science are two examples.
- ↑ John Beatty at the University of British Columbia is an example.
- ↑ Though he does not list philosophy of biology as a current AOS, Kitcher writes on his faculty profile page—accessed 2014-11-18—that he is willing to work with philosophy of biology graduate students.
- ↑ Some of the Resident Fellows at the Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science also have philosophy of biology interests.