Eric Lormand

Associate Professor

lormand@umich.edu

Office Information:

2267 Angell Hall

Cognitive Science & Artificial Intelligence; Philosophy of Mind; Philosophy

Education/Degree:

1990, Ph.D., Philosophy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1986, B.A., Philosophy/Cognitive Studies, B.S., Mathematics/Computer Science, Tulane University

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Professor Lormand's research concerns those mental phenomena that inspire philosophical challenges to cognitive science, including consciousness and qualia, self-knowledge, meaning, mental representation, emotions, skills, and rationality. Currently he is working on the epistemic justification of logic, of inference to the best explanation, and of evaluations. He is also interested in pursuing related issues in phenomenology and metaphysics.

About

Professor Lormand's research concerns those mental phenomena that inspire philosophical challenges to cognitive science, including consciousness and qualia, self-knowledge, meaning, mental representation, emotions, skills, and rationality. Currently he is working on the epistemic justification of logic, of inference to the best explanation, and of evaluations. He is also interested in pursuing related issues in phenomenology and metaphysics.

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