Phenomenological Approaches to Physics
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Programs
2nd Annual "Phenomenological Approaches to Physics” Conference, September 26-28, 2019 . This year’s theme is “Quantum Mechanics: Paradigm or Ontology of Nature?,” focusing on realist and anti-realist interpretations of quantum mechanics.
Apply to the Graduate Programs
Applications are now being accepted for Fall 2019 admissions to the
MA in Philosophy and the Arts and to the joint
MA in History of Philosophies, East and West.
In the Stony Brook Philosophy Department, philosophy is more an activity than an artifact, more a collective vocation than a solitary pursuit.
Spotlight
Stony Brook Philosophy Professors
Harvey Cormier and
Lorenzo Simpson
at the Jazz & Philosophy
Intermodal Conference (JPIC), April 12-14, Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa, California
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The 2019 Collegium Phaenomenologicum "Critical Phenomenology: Rethinking Politics, Affect, and Normativity," directed by Anne O'Byrne, will be held in Italy July 8-25th.
News & Announcements
Congratulations!
MA student, Stafford Davis, won a graduate student essay award and travel grant from the Rocky Mountain Division of the American Society for Aesthetics, and will be presenting the paper in Santa Fe this July.
Michael Kryluk was awarded the 2019 President's Award for Excellence in Teaching by a Graduate Student and Caleb Ward won the Joyce Turner Dissertation Fellowship Award.
What are the differences between science denial, anti-science, pseudoscience, and skepticism? Featured on Forbes, Robert Crease answers these questions.
Defending Science: Robert Crease Takes On the Denialists Today the authority of science is under attack. How is this possible? What can we do about it? Stony Brook University professor Robert Crease investigates.