CUNY philosophers past & present are converging on Vancouver, B.C. for the 2019 American Philosophical Association Pacific Division Meeting. This year’s program features eleven alumni,…
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You’ll find more CUNY philosophers at the APA Eastern Division Meeting (Jan. 7th-10th, 2019) this year than ever before, thanks to the conference’s location right in…
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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 Jesse Prinz speaks with Tanya Domi in the latest episode of the Graduate Center’s Thought Project podcast. Their conversation begins with a Humean…
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The 2017 Eastern Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, taking place January 4th-7th in Baltimore, MD, will showcase the work of quite a few…
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Distinguished Professor Jesse Prinz discusses the “neglected” emotion of wonder in a new video produced by Aeon. Enjoy!
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Join us for a roundtable faculty showcase event with CUNY Philosophy Professors Linda Alcoff, Serene Khader, Graham Priest, Jesse Prinz, and Iakovos Vasiliou Wednesday, April 6…
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The Interdisciplinary Committee on Science Studies Fellowship Competition 2016-2017 Academic Year: “Science and Art” DEADLINE for Doctoral Student and Mid-Career Faculty Applications: April 21, 2016 no later…
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The NYU Center for Mind, Brain and Consciousness announces a debate: ARE THERE INNATE CONCEPTS? Speakers: Susan Carey[software.rc.fas.harvard.edu] (Harvard, Psychology) and Jesse Prinz[subcortex.com] (CUNY, Philosophy)…
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“Investigating the moral self,” was awarded just under $190,000 of funding through the Self, Motivation, and Virtue project, which is part of the Templeton foundation. Investigating the…
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Jesse Prinz on Art and Emotion How do works of art affect us? Conceptual art seems too cool for it to be connected with emotion….
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Friday, May 15th – Natural Divisions? The Impact of Classification Schemes on Culture and Society: day-long workshop The Committee for Interdisciplinary Science Studies presents: Natural…
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Fourteen current and former CUNY faculty and students will present at the upcoming Southern Society for Philosophy & Psychology meeting in New Orleans. See details…
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Natural Kinds Workshop, February 16-17 An interdisciplinary workshop exploring whether categories such as gender, ethnicities, species, action types, & mental illnesses have boundaries delineated by the natural world or by us….
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The Department of Philosophy announces the creation of the Department Dissertation Seminar, pending approval of the Graduate Council. Level III students who are working on…
