In a contribution to New Statesman‘s Agora philosophy column, Distinguished Professor Noël Carroll explains why “the refrain ‘just joking’ is not fool-proof. It will not…
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Two CUNY Philosophy professors (Noël Carroll and Jesse Prinz) will present research alongside PhD student Zoe Cunliffe and alumna Laura Di Summa-Knoop in the upcoming…
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Distinguished Professor Noël Carroll is the featured guest philosopher on Episode 8 of The Owl, a podcast produced by Brooklyn Public Philosophers (founded by CUNY Philosophy PhD student Ian…
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Distinguished Professor Noël Carroll will give a keynote address on “Timings” at the Ethics and Aesthetics of Stand-Up Comedy Conference at Bucknell University, April 5th-8th,…
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Distinguished Professor Noël Carroll is featured in the most recent episode of the Philosophy Bites podcast. Professor Carroll’s discussion of art criticism (and his view, articulated…
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Distinguished Professor of Philosophy Graham Priest has co-authored an article in Aeon Magazine, applying dialetheist logic to a perennial question in the philosophy of art: how can…
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Brian Leiter, on his popular blog Leiter Reports, recently conducted a survey about philosophers of art post-1945, and CUNY Graduate Center Philosophy Program Distinguished Professor…
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CUNY philosophy professor Noël Carroll answers questions about Arthur Danto’s art criticism and his impact on the philosophy of art. He elaborates on the difference…
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The central theses of Noel Carroll’s 1990 Philosophy of Horror are detailed in this video by PBS Ideas Channel, a show hosted by Mike Rugnetta…
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Watch interview of Noël Carroll on the Paradox of Horror here Horror fiction – in print and on screen – is big business because it’s…
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At the October 1-3 2010 New Yorker Festival, Joan Acocella discussed the vampire genre with philosopher Noël Carrol, author Stephen King, filmmaker Matt Reeves &…
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Interpretive Practice: Language, Law, Science and the Arts Speakers Colin Blakemore (Institute of Philosophy, SAS) Noël Carroll (CUNY Graduate Centre) Gregory Currie (University of York)…
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In this Very Short Introduction Noël Carroll examines the leading theories of humour including The Superiority Theory and The Incongruity Theory. He considers the relation of…
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There will be an orientation/information meeting for job seekers with Prof. Noel Carroll on Tuesday, September 18 between 2 and 4 in the thesis room….
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Noël Carroll on Humour and Morality If a joke is immoral, does that make it less funny? Noël Carroll explores the relationship between humour and…
