Office Hours

Current semester office hours for Sage School of Philosophy

EPL Event Archive

EPL Event Archive Sage School of Philosophy

Department Contacts

Department Contacts Sage School of Philosophy

Neil Lubow Prize 

Neil Lubow Prize Sage School of Philosophy

Graduate Placement

Graduate Placement Sage School of Philosophy

Philosophers at Risk Visiting Scholar

Philosophers at Risk Visiting Scholar Sage School of Philosophy

Open Positions

Open Positions

Graduate Program in Ancient Philosophy

Graduate Program in Ancient Philosophy Sage School of Philosophy

Hatfield Business Ethics Funding

Hatfield Business Ethics Funding Sage School of Philosophy

EPL Faculty and Staff

Faculty and Staff Sage School of Philosophy

Law & Society Minor FAQ

Law & Society Minor FAQ Sage School of Philosophy

Annual Ancient Philosophy Graduate Workshop

Annual Ancient Philosophy Graduate Workshop, Sage School of Philosophy

Journals

Journals Sage School of Philosophy
Klarman Hall

Nicholas Silins

Professor Silins works mainly in epistemology and the philosophy of mind, and has primarily published about the epistemology of perception, self-knowledge, consciousness, and attention. He also has research interests in cognitive science, aesthetics, and classical Asian philosophy. He has taught undergraduate and graduate courses in all of these areas, and he has supervised graduate students working in many of them.

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Graduate Program

Graduate Program Philosophy

Law & Society Approved Courses

Law & Society Approved Courses Philosophy

Diversity and Inclusion

Diversity and Inclusion Philosophy

Student Resources

Student Resources Philosophy

Undergraduate Program

Undergraduate Program Philosophy

Graduate Program in Philosophy Handbook

Graduate Program in Philosophy Handbook Philosophy

History of the Sage School

History of the Sage School, prepared for Cornell's Sesquicentennial Anniversary, in 2015. Philosophy

Graduate Admissions FAQ

Graduate Admissions FAQ Philosophy
Klarman Hall

August Faller

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Klarman Hall

James Walsh

James Walsh is a Klarman Postdoctoral Fellow. His faculty host at Cornell is Alex Kocurek.

His research is primarily in logic. He received his Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and his Sc.B. from Brown University. 

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Klarman Hall

Mats Rooth

Rooth does research in two areas, computational linguistics and natural language semantics. He has worked on mixed symbolic/probabilistic models of syntax and the lexicon, on contrastive intonation (what is called focus), and on related phenomena such as ellipsis and presupposition. In addition to these, he is currently working on finite state models of phonology and phonetics.

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