For his project, "Omissions: Metaphysics, Agency, and Responsibility." An announcement is here. Congratulations to Randy!
Advertisement
Blog Coordinator
Contributors
- Alfred R. Mele
- Andrei Buckareff
- Chandra Sripada
- Christopher Franklin
- Constantine Sandis
- Dana Nelkin
- Daniel Cohen
- Daniel Speak
- David Shoemaker
- Derk Pereboom
- Eddy Nahmias
- Garrett Pendergraft
- Gregg Caruso
- Helen Steward
- John Martin Fischer
- Joseph Campbell
- Joshua Knobe
- Kadri Vihvelin
- Kathleen Vohs
- Kevin Timpe
- Manuel Vargas
- Michael McKenna
- Neal Tognazzini
- Neil Levy
- Nicole Vincent
- Nomy Arpaly
- Patrick Todd
- Randolph Clarke
- Roy Baumeister
- Saul Smilansky
- Tamler Sommers
- Thomas Nadelhoffer
- Tom Clark
- V. Alan White
Google Search
Web Pages
- AskPhilosophers.org
- PhilPapers Free Will Bibliography
- Honderich's Free Will Page
- Philosophy of Action
- PhilPapers Philosophy of Action Bibliography
- PhilPapers: Online Research in Philosophy
- Reasonable Free Will
- Society for Philosophy and Psychology (SPP)
- Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology (SSPP)
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- The Center for Naturalism
- The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Blogs
- Arché Methodology Project
- Bioethics Forum
- Brain Hammer
- Brains
- Certain Doubts
- Cultural Animal
- Ethics Etc
- Experimental Philosophy
- Feminist Philosophers
- Fragments of Consciousness
- Frontal Cortex
- Gender, Race and Philosophy
- Hic Habitat Felicitas
- Leiter Reports
- Machines Like Us
- Minds, Brains, and the Law
- Neuroethics & Law Blog
- Neuroethics at the Core
- Neurophilosophy
- Overcoming Bias
- PEA Soup
- Philosophical Weblogs
- Philosophy and Bioethics
- Philosophy of Memory
- Philosophy, et cetera
- The Brooks Blog
- The Law and Neuroscience Blog
- The Situationist
- The Splintered Mind
- Vihvelin.com
« APA Commentary | Main | Fun, Frankfurt Style »
01/30/2012
Comments
You can follow this conversation by subscribing to the comment feed for this post.
The comments to this entry are closed.
FSU Free Will Project
Recent Comments
- Allan McCay on David Hodgson
- Neil Levy on David Hodgson
- Justin Capes on David Hodgson
- Matt King on John Kruk on Desert
- Tamler Sommers on John Kruk on Desert
- Andrew Dawson on John Kruk on Desert
- Eric on John Kruk on Desert
- David Shoemaker on John Kruk on Desert
- Justin Coates on John Kruk on Desert
- James Laird on Free Will and Science in Padua
Recent Posts
- Nahmias Interview with 3:AM
- Intellectual Humility: A Call for Proposals
- David Hodgson
- John Kruk on Desert
- Free Will and Science in Padua
- Attributability and Daddy Issues
- Free Will and Experimental Philosophy: An Intervention
- Clark on Waller's Semi-Compatibilism (in Reverse)
- Experiment Month is Back!
- Free Will and Consciousness: Experimental Studies
Congratulations! There is some sense of desert on which this was richly deserved.
Posted by: Neil | 01/30/2012 at 06:06 PM
Very cool. Congratulations!
Posted by: Clayton Littlejohn | 01/30/2012 at 06:31 PM
Randy,
CONGRATULATIONS!
I am very glad that the NEH did not omit to give you this award... And I know desert when I see it, and you richly deserve this. It will be a really fine book.
Posted by: John Fischer | 01/30/2012 at 08:07 PM
It would be some sort of omission on my part not to recognize estimable achievement when I know about it--which would no doubt negatively reflect more on my character than anything else--and so self-reflectively by some hierarchy of value since I read this post I know I need to recognize the achievement to avoid omission on my part.
Jeez. Congratulations!
Posted by: V. Alan White | 01/30/2012 at 10:36 PM
Thanks, folks. I think I've found a topic that's a rich source of humor.
Posted by: R. Clarke | 01/31/2012 at 09:46 AM
Congratulations again, Randy. I'll resist the temptation to make an omissions joke though.
Posted by: Justin Capes | 01/31/2012 at 11:22 AM
Very sly, Justin: an omissions joke by omission.
Posted by: Neil | 01/31/2012 at 12:26 PM
Congratulations!
Posted by: Manuel "Omit This" Vargas | 01/31/2012 at 03:20 PM
Congratulations, Randy!
Posted by: Michael Robinson | 01/31/2012 at 08:10 PM