For reading between the lines with greater comprehension
I’m an epistemology professor. My work involves studying how we decide what’s true. For play I have lots of pastimes, but one I must admit, is watching crime drama. I wouldn’t declare it as an official hobby on Facebook but if I look at where my free time goes I have to admit I’ve seen […]
I got in a hassle with a friend’s wife a few years back. We both work in psychology. I was arguing that in a good relationship you have to have compatibility in negotiating the incompatibilities and for that you need compatible epistemologies-basically, your assumptions about what counts as evidence, knowledge, belief or wisdom. She was […]
I have a motto for this work: To name it is to tame it. I search for terms that enable us to label the common psychological “moves” we make, especially the ignoble ones. If you have a name for the move you’ll be better able to identify it when it flies by in thought and […]
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