Mark Dickson, a current UConn PhD student, and Chris Rahlwes, a UConn alum and research associate have published a new paper in The Philosophical Forum. The article, titled “In Defense of Nonpropositional Truth” argues that truth should not only be restricted to propositions or their bearers.
Graduate Students
Ahmed AboHamad: UCHI Dissertation Research Fellow
Congratulations to Philosophy graduate student Ahmed AboHamad on his 2025-2026 Humanities Institute Dissertation Fellowship! The University of Connecticut Humanities Institute (UCHI) has selected Ahmed as one of four dissertation scholars from a competitive pool of applicants for his dissertation “Reconceptualizing Virtue and Flourishing Under Structural Oppression”. You can read more about UCHI’s fellowship program on […]
Dorit Bar-On: APA 2025 Pacific Division Meeting
At this year’s APA Pacific Division Meeting, Professor of Philosophy Dorit Bar-On will be holding an Author Meets Critics session on her recently published book, Expression and Self-Knowledge.
Alex Stamson: “Kinda Radical” Podcast
Check out graduate student Alex Stamson on the Kinda Radical podcast!
Michael Hegarty: Publication in Erkenntnis
Congratulations to graduate student, Michael Hegarty, for being accepted for publication in Erkenntnis!
Katie Peters: Featured in Feminist Philosophy Quarterly
Congratulations to graduate student, Katie Peters, for her article, “Not My Fault: Far-Right Women and the Exculpatory Narratives of Misogyny and Infantilization” for being featured in a special issue of Feminist Philosophy Quarterly!
Katie Peters: Awarded 2024 Wood/Raith Gender Identity Fellowship
Congratulations to student Katie Peters for being awarded the 2024 Wood/Raith Gender Identity Living Trust Summer Fellowship!
Katie Peters: How Not to Excuse Far-Right Women
Please join us in congratulating Philosophy graduate student Katie Peters in her recent publication of “How Not to Excuse Far-Right Women” on the APA Women in Philosophy Blog. The article explores responsibility and consequences in relation to far-right American women.
Tiana-Marie Blassingale: Jeezy’s Lessons from Adversity
Please check out an excerpt from Philosophy Graduate Student Tiana-Marie Blassingale’s new review essay, “Jeezy’s Lessons from Adversity”.
Alexandra Stamson: Recent Conference Presentations
Congratulations to one of our graduate students, Alexandra Stamson, for her recent conference presentations!