Education
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 Ph.D. Philosophy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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B.A. , University of Chicago
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Description of Research
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Summary Statement of Research Interests
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Professor Levin's research interests are dedicated to the study of epistemology, philosophy of the mind, and philosophy of psychology.
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Research Specialties
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Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Psychology , Epistemology
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Publications
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Book Chapter
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Levin, J. M.
(2006).
What is a Phenomenal Concept?. New York: Phenomenal Concepts and Phenomenal Knowledge/Oxfor University Press.
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Book Review
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Levin, J. M.
(2007).
Empathy and Agency, by Karsten StueNotre Dame Philosophical Reviewber. Notre Dame Philosophical Review.
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Journal Article
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Levin, J. M.
(2007).
Reconstruing Modal Intuitions. Croatian Journal of Philosophy.
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Levin, J. M.
(2007).
Molyneux's Question and the Individuation of Perceptual Concepts. Philosophical Studies/Kluwer Academic Press.
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Levin, J. M.
(2007).
Taking Type-B Materialism Seriously. Mind and Language/Blackwell.
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Levin, J. M.
(2007).
Nagel vs. Nagel on the Nature of Phenomenal Concepts. RATIO.
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Levin, J. M.
(2006).
Can Modal Intuitions be Evidence for Essentialist Claims?. Inquiry/Taylor & Francis.
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Levin, J. M.
(2006).
Can Mental Images Provide Evidence for What is Possible?. Anthropology and Philosophy.
Vol. 7 (1-2)
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Levin, J. M.
(2005).
Molyneux Meets Euthyphro: Does Cross-Modal Transfer Require Rational Transition?. Croatian Journal of Philosophy.
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Levin, J. M.
(2005).
Assertion, Practical Reason, and Pragmatic Theories of Knowledge. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research/Basil Blackwell.
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Service to the Profession
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Editorships and Editorial Boards
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Co-editor, Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2006-2007
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Professional Memberships
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APA Pacific Division, Executive Committee, 2005-2008
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Hume Society, 2006-2007
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Society for Philosophy and Psychology, 2006-2007
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