In the William H. Miller III Department of Philosophy, students are provided a broad and analytically rigorous philosophical education, with particular areas of strength in philosophy of mind and language, the history of philosophy, philosophy of science, moral psychology, metaphysics, and epistemology.
Scholarship by our world-renowned faculty addresses a wide range of topics in theoretical philosophy, value, and the history of philosophy.
The department prepares graduate students to make original contributions to the field and to pursue careers in college and university teaching.
The department offers a Major in Philosophy, a Minor in Philosophy, an accelerated BA/MA program, and collaborates with the Berman Institute of Bioethics to offer a Minor in Bioethics.
Congratulations to Lucy Allais and Jenann Ismael who have both been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences! The Academy was founded in 1780, during the American Revolution, by […]
The Department mourns the passing of our distinguished alumnus Tom Beauchamp. Information about Tom and his career can be found in the Washington Post obituary.
Congratulations to Katharina Kraus, whose Cambridge Element Kant’s Ideas of Reason is now published online and free to download here for the next two weeks. You can view her video abstract here.