 Philosophy of Mind, Wittgenstein, Philosophy of Psychology
Johns Hopkins University
Dell House - Suite 1203, Room 1203B
3400 North Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21218
Phone: 410-516-7674
E-mail: mwill@jhu.edu PhD: New York University
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Meredith Williams taught at Wesleyan University (Connecticut) and Northwestern University before joining the Hopkins Department in 2000. Her areas of research are the later Wittgenstein and philosophy of mind and psychology. She also has an interest in the history of experimental psychology, especially the shift from the behaviorist paradigm to that of contemporary cognitive science. A number of her articles have been brought together in Wittgenstein, Mind and Meaning (1999), including papers on the problem of rule following, the significance of learning in Wittgenstein's later thought, and Wittgensteinian criticism of the computational theory of mind. In recent articles and in a booklength study of Wittgenstein's positive philosophical views, she focuses on the problem of normativity and the social dimension of language and mind.
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