We are a lively community of philosophers engaged in a fascinating range of philosophical research projects. We offer rigorous and competitive graduate and undergraduate programs which both train students in traditional core areas of philosophy and provide them with opportunities to explore oft-neglected subfields such as the philosophy of literature or nineteenth-century German philosophy. We have a very strong focus on the history of philosophy with one of the best programs in Kant studies in the world. Finally, we continue our tradition of being a top research center in logic and the philosophy of science.
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Featured Event
Mintsfest: A Conference in Celebration of Grigori Mints's 70th Birthday
Date: June 7, 2009
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location: Cordura Hall Room 100
Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
Featured Papers
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"Hilbert, Pre-Established Harmony, and the 'Finite Stance'"
talk at conference "Kant's Philosophy of Mathematics", Jerusalem, 19 March 2009
Featured News
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Congratulations to the 2009 Philosophy Department Graduates
On Sunday, June 14th, Stanford University was pleased to graduate the class of 2009. We'd like to wish all of our graduates good luck in their future paths!
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The Philosophy Department is happy to announce that Allen Wood and Rega Wood will be returning to Stanford in Fall of 2009. Welcome back Allen and Rega!
Recent Papers
- 2009/06/30 Setiya on Intention, Rationality and Reasons by Michael E. Bratman
- 2009/06/11 Deductive Constraints and Binary Beliefs by Alexei E. Angelides
- 2009/06/08 Intention, Practical Rationality, and Self-Governance by Michael E. Bratman
- 2009/05/21 A Holistic Hypothesis for Language Acquisition: A Philosophical Perspective, Foreign Language Research (1): 85-88, 2006 by LIANG Ruiqing
- 2009/05/21 Unsayability and Phenomenal Meaning, Foreign Language Research (3): 20-25, 2006 by LIANG Ruiqing
Recent News
- 2009/06/16 Congratulations to the 2009 Philosophy Department Graduates
- 2009/06/16 Professor Friedman Awarded the Humboldt Research Award
- 2009/06/05 Kenneth Taylor to be Director of Symbolic Systems.
- 2009/05/08 Woods Return to Stanford
- 2009/05/04 Professor Michael Friedman to give Werner Heisenberg Lecture
