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Linton Wang (CV)
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Associate Professor
Department of Philosophy
National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan
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My current research centers on three intertwined topics: (a) the epistemology of scientific methodology and scientific reasoning, (b) the epistemological and logical characteristics of modality, and (b) the agent-based normativity. I believe in virtue reliabilism, and apply it to the analysis of scientific methodology and scientific reasoning; I believe that modality has something to do with epistemology (and vice versa), and try to see it from an epistemological perspective and implement it on top of defeasible reasoning; I believe in agent-based normativity, under which justification and rationality both fall, and try to argue against any fact-based normativity. |
王一奇 (中文履歷)
副教授
國立中正大學哲學系
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王一奇博士於2005年取得美國德州大學奧斯汀分校哲學博士學位，並於同年開始任教於國立中正大學哲學系。主要研究領域在語言哲學、形式語意學、知識論、規範性議題、及哲學邏輯。目前研究主題集中在以下幾個相互糾結的主題：(1)科學方法論與科學推理的知識論分析、(2)模態概念的的知識論特性及缺損推理角度下的邏輯特性、(3)以主體為基礎的規範性理論、涵蓋證成理論與理性理論。主要出版文章包含 "Scientific Knowledge and Extended Epistemic Virtues" (Erkenntnis forthcoming, with Wei-Fen Ma), "Skeptical Conclusion" (Erkenntnis 2010, with Oliver Tai), “Epistemic Comparative Conditionals” (Synthese 2008)、”How Development May Direct Evolution” (Philosophy and Biology 2003, with Justin Garson and Sahotra Sarkar)。已授課科目有大學部的基礎邏輯、知識論、 奎因、古典美國實用主義、理性與理由等，研究所有知識論、證成理論、知識心理學、語言哲學、哲學語意學、動態語意學等。 |
Office Phone: 886-5-2720411 ext. 31404
Email: lintonwang@ccu.edu.tw
Website: http://homepage.seed.net.tw/web/kikiwang
Publications
Refereed Journal Articles
Wang, L. & Ma, W.-F. (forthcoming), "Scientific Knowledge and Extended Epistemic Virtues," accepted to be published in Erkenntnis.
Wang, L. & Tai, O. (2010), "Skeptical Conclusions," Erkenntnis, 72, 177-204. (doi:10.1007/s10670-009-9198-2)
Wang, L. (2009), "A New Paradox of Deontic Logic and Its Solutions (新應然邏輯悖論及其解決方案)," Philosophical Researches, Supplement Volume (哲學研究2009增刊), 162-166.
Wang, L. (2008), “Epistemic Comparative Conditionals,” Synthese, 162, 133-156. (PDF) (The original publication is available at www.springerlink.com).
W.-F. Wang & Wang, L. (王一奇) (2008), “We Need a Unified New Theory for Conditionals (我們需要一個有關於條件句的統一新理論),” EurAmerica (歐美研究), 38, 65-102.
W.-F. Wang (王文方) & Wang, L. (王一奇) (2007), “A Revision of Lewis’ Semantics for Subjunctive Conditionals (對路易士虛擬條件句語意論的一個修正),” Philosophical Researches, Supplement Volume (哲學研究2007增刊), pp. 76-79. (China, in Chinese). (PDF)
Wang, L. & McCready, E. (2005), "The Indefiniteness Effect," Snippets 11, pp. 11-12. (PDF)
Wang, L., Reese, B. & McCready, E. (2005), "The Projection Problem of Nominal Appositives," Snippets 10. pp. 13-14. (PDF)
Garson, J., Wang, L. & Sarkar, S. (2003), “How Development May Direct Evolution,” Biology and Philosophy, 18: 2, pp. 353-370.
Refereed Book Chapters
Wang, L. & McCready, E. (2007), "Aspects of the Indefiniteness Effect," in Washio, T., Satoh, K., Takeda, H., Inokuchi, A. (Eds.), New Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 4384), pp. 162-176. (PDF)
Wang, L., McCready, E. & Asher, N. (2006), "Information Dependency in Quantificational Subordination," in von Heusinger, K. & Turner, K. (2006), (eds.), Where Semantics Meets Pragmatics, Oxford: Elsevier Press, pp. 267-304.(PDF)
Papers in Published Conference Proceedings
Wang, L. & W.-F. Wang (2007), "Defeasible Reasoning Meets Epistemic Possibilities," in Johan van Benthem, Shier Ju, and Frank Veltman (eds.), A Meeting of the Mind: Proceedings of the Workshop on Logic, Rationality, and Interaction, College Publications, London, pp. 327-331. (PDF)
Wang, L., McCready, E. & Brian, R. (2004), "Nominal Appositives in Context", in Michal Martínez, Asier Alcázar, & Roberto Hernández (eds.), Proceedings of Western Conference on Linguistics 2004 (WECOL 2004), Department of Linguistics, California State University, Fresno, California, pp. 411-423. (PDF)
Asher, N. & Wang, L. (2003), "Ambiguity, and Anaphora with Plurals in Discourse," in Young, R. & Zhou, Y. (2003), (eds.), Proceedings of Semantics and Linguistic Theory XIII (SALT XIII), Ithaca: CLC Publications, pp. 19-36. (PDF)
Dissertation
Title: Dynamics of Plurality in Quantification and Anaphora (PDF)
Time: May 2005
Advisor: Nicholas Asher
Committee Members: Mark Sainsbury, Daniel Bonevac, Joshua Dever, Bernhard Schwarz
University: The University of Texas at Austin, U.S.A.