Time for my yearly log-in: SECOND PUB ALERT!!
Another article snuck by the goalies at Synthese:
"A Unified Reply to Epistemic Blame Skepticism"
It's open access so you have no reason not to cite it.
https://t.co/zY3ji4Fgv3
My argument builds the case by looking at excuses, exemptions, and objective attitudes in response to poor reasoning or epistemic vice. The evidentiary connection between these phenomena and blame supports the existence of blame in the epistemic domain.
"We must understand more than simply *what* people believe to appropriately blame them; we must know *how* they operate as epistemic agents."
https://t.co/LQ4HLXa5WF
Relieved that I don't have to keep editing this damn thing.
FIRST PAPER PUBLISHED!!!
(pls cite it to help me get a job in 5 years)
"Resultant luck and the target of epistemic blame" published in Synthese:
https://t.co/E0Jkdot2yg
By 'epistemic' blame, I just mean blame that responds to someone's perceived epistemic violation/transgression/fault. It's not some different thing than regular old moral blame--it's the same reaction or mental state(s) that simply respond to epistemic wrongs rather than moral.
A final note: on the whole "epistemic X" trend... yeah I think some of that isn't adding much of anything. But--shocker I know--I don't think the epistemic blame literature is doing that.
Dr. Jordan Myers, PhD
University of Southern California
....in the next 5-7 years!
I can't believe I'm able to share that news!! I'll be at USC this fall starting my PhD!!!
I also recorded a brief update about this summer's plans for the podcast: https://t.co/isn98kk2Rg
Well, not exactly the post I had planned: I was fortunate enough to get on three waitlists at excellent PhD programs, but none had enough movement to offer me a spot. Definitely burns for now, but the plan is to reapply in the fall. Sincere congrats to all those who got in!!