H.İlhan İNAN

(Professor of Philosophy)

Address

Boğaziçi University, Department of Philosophy,

Bebek, 34342 Istanbul, Turkey

Telephones

Office:  (+90) 212 3596558

                               Home:   (+90) 212  2319589 

E-Mail

inanilha@boun.edu.tr

                                                              Academic Positions  

• Professor  (2011- cont.) Bogazici University, Dept of Philosophy
• Associate Professor (2005-2011) Bogazici University, Dept of Philosophy
• Visiting Research Fellow (2009) University of Barcelona, Dept of Philosophy, LOGOS Research Center
• Visiting Scholar (2008) University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Dept of Philosophy
• Assistant Professor (1999-2005) Bogazici University, Dept of Philosophy
• Lecturer (1997-1999) Bogazici University, Dept of Philosophy
• Teaching Assistant and Associate (1992-1997) University of California, Santa Barbara, Dept of Philosophy

                                                             Educational Record

Ph.D. 1997  

University of California, Santa Barbara, Department of Philosophy

• Dissertation Title:  Inostensible Terms:
                              Epistemological and Semantical Issues in the Theory of Reference

• Advisor: Nathan Salmon
• Committee:   N. Salmon, A. C. Anderson, A. Brueckner

C.Phil 1994

University of California, Santa Barbara, Department of Philosophy

• Qualifying Paper: The Referential/Attributive Distinction and Proper Names

M.S. 1990

Middle East Technical University, Department of Philosophy

• Thesis Title: Facts and Theories: An Indispensable But a Misleading Distinction

• Advisor: Ahmet İnam
• Committee:  A. İnam, T. Grünberg, C. Akdoğan

B.S. 1986

Middle East Technical University, Department of Civil Engineering

Areas

• Areas of Specialization:
  Philosophy of Language

Philosophy of Curiosity

• Areas of Competence:

Epistemology  
Metaphysics
Philosophical Logic
Philosophy of Logic

Logic                                                                                                   Philosophy of Mind          

                                                            Philosophy of Science

                                                            Free Will and Determinism

Cognitive Science

Editor

• Felsefe Tartışmaları (A Turkish Journal of Philosophy), (www.ft.boun.edu.tr)

      Boğaziçi University Press

Editor (2001-2005)

      Co-editor (with Murat Bac) (2006-2010.)

• Arda Denkel’in Ardından: anılar, düşünceler, tartışmalar

Co-editor (with Gürol Irzık), Boğaziçi University Press (2005).

Editorial Board

• Felsefe Ansiklopedisi, Turkish Encyclopedia of Philosophy (editor; Ahmet Cevizci)
  Etik Yayınları, Istanbul.

Publications in English

(To read or download some of the publications go to http://boun.academia.edu/ilhaninan)

BOOKS

The Philosophy of Curiosity, New York, London: Routledge, 2012

(http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415500135/)

ABSTRACT

This book deals with certain philosophical issues concerning the notion of curiosity in an area in which philosophy of language and epistemology overlap. Its main goal is to establish a link between our ability to become aware of our ignorance that motivates us to be curious, with our linguistic aptitude to construct terms that refer to things unknown to us. Little work has been done on curiosity in epistemology, which has concentrated primarily on the issue of whether curiosity is an epistemic virtue. To motivate the discussion the book starts off with a discussion of the famous riddle in Plato’s Meno concerning the impossibility of inquiry. This chapter contains a discussion of how this riddle indirectly highlights the issue of what makes curiosity possible, why the standards solutions offered in the literature fail, and introduces the notion of inostensible reference (or reference to the unknown). Though there is a significant amount of contemporary literature in the field of logic of questions and answers, the issue of how curiosity relates to the asking of a question has not been addressed. This is what the following chapter does. The main thesis here is that curiosity that is expressed in terms of a question always corresponds to a term which attempts to refer to something unknown for the curious being. A lot has been said about the notion of reference in the philosophy of language literature, but there is no exclusive discussion of the issue of whether inostensible reference is possible, and if so how.  There are certain distinctions that have widely been utilized by philosophers of language that indirectly relate to this issue. The most important one of all is Russell’s famous distinction between knowledge by acquaintance and knowledge by description, which constitutes the basic motivation for his Theory of Denotation. The philosophy of language literature on Donnellan’s classical distinction between the referential and the attributive uses of definite descriptions, on the time honored de re/de dicto distinction, and on Kripke’s more recent distinction between rigid and accidental designators all contain useful ideas that relate to the notion of inostensible reference in different ways. Each one of these is discussed in a separate chapter. These discussions reveal different aspects of inostensible reference and how it relates to our aptitude for curiosity. With this background, the classical definition of curiosity as a desire to know is then questioned. The book then concentrates on certain issues concerning the satisfaction of curiosity arguing that learning process that starts off with curiosity and ends in knowledge is always an effort to transform our inostensible terms into ostensible ones. The main claim here is that there are no universal standards to do this, and a certain kind of a subjective/contextual account is adopted. After a brief discussion of how the literature on presuppositions of assertions and questions relate to certain issues concerning curiosity, the final part of the book contains a discussion of the limits of curiosity and its satisfaction, addressing the questions of whether there are things of which we cannot be curious, and whether there are instances of curiosity that cannot be satisfied. The main conclusion here is that the limits of curiosity are set by the limits of inostensible reference.

ARTICLES

• “Unanswerable Questions for Millians”, Philosophical Studies, 154:279-283, 2011.
  
  
• “Inostensible Reference and Conceptual Curiosity”, Croatian Journal of Philosophy, Vol.X, No.28, 21-41, 2010.
  
• “How Often Do We Use a Definite Description to Talk About its Semantic Referent?”, Kriterion: Journal of Philosophy, No.22, 2009.
  
  
• “Rigid General Terms and Essential Predicates”, Philosophical Studies, 140:213–228, 2008.
  
  
• “Humor at the Limits of Thought”, Septet, http://septet.yeditepe.edu.tr/,
  Volume 1, September, 2008.

• ‘The Referential’ and ‘the Attributive’: Two Distinctions for the Price of One”,
  Organon F, Vol.XIII (2), 137-160, 2006.
  
  
• “Are “Attributive” Uses of Definite Descriptions Really Attributive?”, Kriterion: Journal of Philosophy, No.20, 7-13, 2006.
  
  
• “Kant on the Notion of 'Being'”,  Immanuel Kant: Essays Presented at the Muğla University International Kant Symposium, Vadi Yayınları, 2006.
  
  
• “Discovery and Inostensible De Re Knowledge”, in Turkish Studies in the History and  Philosophy of  Science, (editors; Irzık, G., ve Guzeldere, G., Chief Editor; Cohen, R.S.), 153-162, Springer, Dordrecht; Boston, 2005.
  
  
• “How to Predict Future Contingencies”, Yeditepe’de Felsefe, Vol. 4, 152-158, 2005.
  
  
• “A Defense of the Indiscernibility of Identicals”, Revue Roumaine de Philosophie, Vol.48, 61-72,  2004.
  
  

Publications in Turkish

(To read or download some of the publications go to http://boun.academia.edu/ilhaninan)

• “Bilinmeyenin Kavramlaştırılması ve Yaratıcılık” (Conceptualizing the Unknown and Creativity)in  Felsefe Açısından Kültür, Sanat ve Dil, Mimar Sinan Güzel Sanatlar Üniversitesi Yayınları,  2011.
  
  
• “Kavramsal Relativizm, Çeviri ve Düşünsel Asimilasyon” (Conceptual Relativism, Translation, and the Assimilation of Thought), Kavramlar Çevrildikçe: Çeviri Düşüncemizi Biçimlendiriyor mu? Sempozyumu, Proceedings Book, Boğaziçi University Press, forthcoming.
  
  
• “Bilgi ve Yanılabilirlik”,(Knowledge and Fallibilism), in Teo Grünberg Armağan Kitabı, Uludağ University, forthcoming.
  
  
• “Dil Felsefesi”, (Philosophy of Language) Felsefe Ansiklopedisi, editor: Cevizci, A., Vol. 4, 2006.
  
  
• “Dile Dönüş”, co-authored by Erhan Demircioglu, (Linguistic Turn) Felsefe Ansiklopedisi, editor: Cevizci, A., Vol. 4, 2006.
  
  
• “Hacıkadiroğlu’nun Özgürlük Anlayışı Üzerine Düşünceler”, (Thoughts on Hacikadiroğlu's Understanding of Freedom), (reprint) in Vehbi Hacıkdiroğlu Çalıştayı Bildirileri,, İstanbul Technical University, 2006.
  
  
• “Kültürlerüstü bir Felsefe Dili Mümkün mü?”, (Is a Supra-cultural Language of Philosophy Possible?) in Us Atolyesi Dergisi, 2006.
  
  
• “Kant'ın Varlık Kavramı Uzerine” (Kant's Notion of Being), in Cogito(Sonsuzluğun Sınırında: Immanuel Kant),  2005.
  
  
• “Arda Denkel’in Ardından: Anilar ve Dil Felsefesi Üzerine Bir Tartışma”, (Remembering Arda Denkel: Memories and a Discussion in the Philosophy of Language) in Arda Denkel’in Ardından, editors: Irzık, G., Inan, I., Boğaziçi University Press, 2005.
  
  
• “Analitik Felsefe”, (Analytic Philosophy) Felsefe Ansiklopedisi, editor: Cevizci, A., Vol. 1, 336-342, Etik Yayınları; Istanbul, 2004.
  
  
• “Anlam Kuramları”, (Theories of Meaning) Felsefe Ansiklopedisi, editor: Cevizci, A., Vol. 1, 402-414, Etik Yayınları; Istanbul, 2004.
  
  
• “Matrix’in Mesajı Ne?”, (What is the Message in Matrix?) Mithat Alam Film Merkezi Söyleşi ve Panel Yıllığı, Boğaziçi University Press, 2004.
  
  
• “Matrix’te Özgürlük ve Gerçeklik Temaları”,  (Themes of Freedom and Reality in Matrix) Mithat Alam Film Merkezi Söyleşi ve Panel Yıllığı, Boğaziçi University Press, 2004.
  
  
• “Hacıkadiroğlu’nun Özgürlük Anlayışı Üzerine Düşünceler”,  (Thoughts on Hacikadiroğlu's Understanding of Freedom), editors: Ozlem, D., Okcesiz, H., Argın, Ş., Vehbi Hacıkadiroğlu Armağanı: Felsefe Tartışmaları, 69-78, Everest Yayınları; İstanbul, 2002. 
  
  
• “Küreselleşme Özgürlük Getiriyor mu?”, (Does Globalization Bring Freedom?)Felsefe Tartışmaları, Vol. 28, 115-119, Boğaziçi University Press, 2001.
  
  
• “Aynıların Ayırdedilemezliği”, (The Indiscernibility of Identicals) Felsefe Tartışmaları, Vol. 26, 15-19, Panorama, 2000.
  
  
• “İnsan Ussallığının Sınırları”, (Limits of  Human Rationality) Felsefe Tartışmaları, Vol. 23, 12-19, Panorama, 1998.
  
  
• “Denkel ve Beyazyürek’e Yanıt”, (Response to Denkel and Beyazyurek) Felsefe Tartışmaları, Vol. 23, 23-25, Panorama, 1998.
  
  

Translation

• “Kavram ve Nesne Üzerine”, translated together with Bahadır Turan, (On Concept and Object, Gottlob Frege), forthcoming in Felsefe Tartısmaları, Boğaziçi University Press.
  
  
• “Suvar Koseraif ile Tartısma”, (Discussion with Suvar Koseraif) Stephen Voss,

Felsefe Tartısmaları, 29-34, Vol. 23 Panorama, 1998.

Conferences in English

• “The Philosophy of Curiosity”, St Andrews Philosophy Society, 2011.
  
  
• “Truth Is Reference”, Philosophy of Language Workshop, ARCHE, St Andrews University, 2011.

• “Truth Is Reference”, European Congress for Analytic Philosophy-7,  Milan,  Italy, 2011.
  
  
• “Truth Is Reference”, University of Virginia, 3^rd International Philosophy Symposium, Charlottesville, 2011.
  
  
• “Creativity, Curiosity, and Language”, International Conference on Cognition, Experience and Creativity, IIT, Gandhinagar, India, 2010.

• “Unanswerable Questions for Millians”, Bilkent University, Philosophy Department Colloquium, Ankara, 2010.
  
  
• “Inostensible Reference and Conceptual Curiosity”, LOGOS Philosophy Seminar, University of Barcelona, 2009.
  
  
• “The Context-dependency of ‘Context’”, Philosophy Colloquium, Lehigh University, 2008.
  
  
• “Rigid General Terms and Essential Predicates”, Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association, Bristol, 2007; Bilkent University, Philosophy Department Colloquium, Ankara, 2008; University of Virginia, Philosophy Department Annual Blendy Farm Meetings, Charlottesville, 2008.
  
  
• “How to be Open-minded without Being a Skeptic”, American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meetings, San Francisco, 2007.
  
  
• “How To Be Open-minded Without Being a Skeptic: Prospects for Fallible Knowledge”, Philosophy Colloquium, Boğaziçi University, 2006.
  
  
• “Are “Attributive” Uses of Definite Descriptions Really Attributive?”, Things and Thoughts Seminar, Boğaziçi University, 2006.
  
  
• "On Existence: Kant's Anticipation of Frege and Russell", European Congress for Analytic Philosophy-5,  Lisbon,  Portugal, 2005.
  
  
• “Kant on What Existence is Not”, Kant Symposium, Yeditepe University, 2004.

• "Kant on the Notion of 'Being'", International Kant Symposium, Mugla University, 2004.

• "The Map and the Treasure: Reflections on Meno's Paradox", Philosophy Colloquium, Bilkent University, 2004.
  
  
• “Conceptual Relativism”, Philosophy, History and Philosophy of Science at the Periphery, University of Athens, 2003.
  
  
• “What Makes Questions Possible?”, European Congress for Analytic Philosophy-4,  Lund,  Sweden, 2002.

• “Are Humans Deterministic Systems?”, Cognitive Science Seminars, Boğaziç i University, 2002.
  
  
• “Freedom and Language”, Philosophy Colloquium, Boğaziçi University, 2001.
  
  
• “Leibniz’ Law and Intensional Predicates”, Philosophy Colloquium, University of California, Santa Barbara, 2000.

• “Contingent A Priori and Informativeness”, American Philosophical Association, Pacific  Division Meetings, New Mexico, 2000.
  
  
• “Leibniz’ Law and Intensional Predicates”, The 11^th European Summer School in Logic,

       Language and Information, Utrecht, 1999.

• “Leibniz’ Law and Intensional Predicates”, The 11^th International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Krakow, Poland, 1999.
  
  
• “Naming, Discovery and Inostensible Knowledge”, Science: Its History and   its Philosophy, University of Athens, 1998.

• “Semantic and Epistemic Problems on Definitions” (together with Gurol Irzık) Philosophy Colloquium, Boğaziçi University, 1998.
  
  
• “The Two-Envelope Paradox and Infinite Sums”, Eastern Division Meetings of the American Philosophical Association, Atlanta, 1996.

• “The Two-Envelope Paradox and Infinite Sums”, Philosophy Colloquium, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1996.
  
  
• “What is So Puzzling about the Contingent A Priori?”, Philosophy Colloquium, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1995.

Conferences in Turkish

• “Var Olmanın Olumsallığı”, (The Contingency of Existence), Muğla Üniversitesi, 2012.
  
  
• “Felsefe ve Merak”, (Philosophy and Curiosity), Çağdaş Yaşamı Destekleme Derneği, Bodrum, 2011.
  
  
• “Bir şeyin Var Olmadığını Söylemek Nasıl Mümkün Oluyor? Dil Felsefesinde Bir Problem”, (How is it Possible to Say that something does not exist? A Problem in the Philosophy of Language),  Anadolu Üniversitesi, 2010.
  
  
• “Bilinmeyenin Kavramlaştırılması ve Yaratıcılık”, (Conceptualization of the Unknown and Creativity),  Mimar Sinan Üniversitesi, 2008.
  
  
• “Felsefe ve Merak”, (Philosophy and Curiosity),  Anadolu Üniversitesi, 2007.
  
  
• “Felsefe ve Merak”,  (Philosophy and Curiosity), Muğla Üniversitesi, 2007.
  
  
• “İnsan, Doğa ve Özgürlük”, (Human, Nature, and Freedom), İstanbul Liseleri Felsefe Kulüpleri Platformu, Dame de Sion Lisesi, 2006.

• “Harita ve Hazine: Menon’un Paradoksu Üzerine Düşünceler” (The Map and the Treasure: Reflections on Meno's Paradox), Insancil Felsefe, 2006.
  
  
• “Özgürlük Paradoksu”, (The Freedom Paradox), Us Atölyesi, 2006.
  
  
• “Kültürlerüstü bir Felsefe Dili Mümkün mü?” (Is a Supra-cultural Philosophical Language Possible?), Us Atölyesi, 2005.
  
  
• “Matrix’te Özgürlük ve Gerçeklik Temaları”, (Themes of Freedom and Reality in Matrix) Mithat Alam Film Center, 2003.

• “Matrix’in Mesajı Ne?", (What is the Message in Matrix?) Mithat Alam Film Center, 2003.
  
  
• “Özgürlük ve Dil”, (Freedom and Language) Philosophy Seminar, Yeditepe University, 2001.
  
  
• “Kuresellesme Ozgurluk Getiriyor mu?”, (Does Globalization Bring Freedom?) TUYAP, Book Fair Panel, 2000.
  
  
• “Dostoyevski’nin Yeraltından Notlar’ı Uzerine”, (On Dostoevsky's Notes from Underground), Yapı ve Kredi Philosophy Seminars, 1999.

• “Camus’nun Sisfos Söyleni Üzerine”, (On Camus' The Myth of Sysph), Yapı ve Kredi Philosophy Seminars, 1999.

• “Suvar Koseraif’in Ardından”, (Remembering Suvar Koseraif), Boğaziçi University, 1997.

Awards and Scholarships

University of California

• Siff Award, Best Graduate Student Essay , 1995.
• Ralph W. Church, University Tuition Waiver, 1993-1997.
• Graduate Division Post-candidacy Award, 1995.
• Graduate Division University Fee Waiver, 1993-1997.
• Graduate Division Dissertation Scholarship, 1997.

American Philosophical Association

• Eastern Division, Graduate Student Travel Stipend, (“The Two-Envelope Paradox and Infinite Sums”), 1996.

European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information

• Presentation Scholarship (“Leibniz’ Law and Intensional Predicates”), 1999.

Boğaziçi University

• Scientific Research Fund, 1999-2002, 2007-cont.
• Arts and Sciences Travel Grant, 2002-2008. 
• Arts and Sciences Research and Publication Award, 2003-2008.
• Rector’s Academic Promotion Grant, 2004-2009.
• Conference Presentation Grant, 1997-2008.
  
  
• TUBITAK (Turkish Scientific and Technical Research Institute), Research Grant for 2009-2010 academic year, 24,000 USD. 
  
  

Courses and Seminars

University of California, Santa Barbara, Department of Philosophy (1992-1997).

Teaching Associate

• Introduction to Philosophy
• Critical Thinking 

Teaching Assistant

• Critical Thinking 
• Introduction to Symbolic Logic
• Introduction to Philosophy
• History of Western Civilization

Boğaziçi University, Department of Philosophy (1997-cont.)

Undergraduate Courses

• Introduction to Logic I -II
• Introduction to Philosophy
• Free Will and Determinism
• Philosophy of Science
• Concepts
• Epistemology
• Language and Reality
• Ontology
• Philosophy in Cinema
• Introduction to Cognitive Science
• Translation of Philosophical Texts
• Curiosity, Certainty, and Dogmatism
• Wonder and Language
• Philosophy of Curiosity

Graduate Seminars

• Philosophy of Language
• Reference
• Language and Knowledge     
• Freewill and Determinism
• Reference to Future Objects
• Epistemics and Semantics of Questions
• Foundations of Language
• Seminar in Cognitive Science
• Curiosity
• Philosophical Logic
• Fallibilism
• Reference and Existence
• Truth and Reference

Istanbul Technical University

Science, Technology, and Society Master’s Program (2001-2004).

• Philosophy of Science

Virginia University, Department of Philosophy  (2008)

• Philosophy of Language (Graduate Seminar)
• Curiosity, Certainty, and Dogmatism

Graduate Student Theses

Boğaziçi University, Department of Philosophy

M.A. Thesis Advisor:

• Itır Beyazyurek, “Existence of Two Things at the Same Place at the Same Time”, 1999.
• Elena Natalina, “Reference to Future Objects”, 2004.
• Ayca Boylu, “Surpassing Wantonness by Appealing to Emotions: A neo-Frankfurtian Approach to Freedom of the Will”, 2004.
• Burcu Erciyes, “Context-Sensitivity of Knowledge Ascriptions”, 2005.
• Erhan Demircioglu, "Russellianism: The Impossibility of Intensional Semantics and Belief Reports", 2005.  
• Nazif Muhtaroglu, “The Contingent A Priori and Performatives”, 2007.
• Ahmet Subaşi,   “Cognitive Dynamics Of Scientific Curiosity”, 2008.
• Dilek Arlı, “The Concept Of Certainty And The Implications Of The View

                               That Knowledge Does Not Require Certainty”, 2009.

• Berrak Buhara, “Semantics of Empty Names:Could Vulcan Have Existed?”, 2009.
• Safiye Yiğit, “Curiosity as an Intellectual and Ethical Virtue”, 2011.
• Pelin Ataman, “Do Incomplete Definite Descriptions Refute Russell’ Semantic Theory of Descriptions”, 2011.
• Alper Yavuz, “On the Rigidity of General Terms”, 2010-

Ph.D. Dissertation Advisor:

• Uygar Abacı, “Kant on the Notion of ‘Being’” (discontinued)
• Onat Isık, “Presuppositions”, (discontinued)
• Cem Şişkolar, “Study Of The Semantics Of General Terms With A View On Their Role In Modal Statements”     , 2009-

M.A. Thesis Committee Member:

• Irem Kurtsal, “The Flow of Time”, 1999.
• Hale Fakioglu, “Philosophical Method: Ancient and Modern”, 2000.
• Gulberk Koc, “Bertrand Russell’s Multiple Theory of Belief”, 2002.
• Demet Ozonur, “Skepticism, Its Sources and Possible Solutions:

                                A Comparison of Wittgenstein and Quine”, 2003

• Fatih Ogun, “Design and Impementation of an Improved Conversational Agent Infrastructure for Turkish”, Computer Science, 2003.
• Melis Erdur, “A Priority in Science”, 2004.
• Uyanık Yıldırım, “Against Multiple Realizability and Functionalism”, 2005. 
• Deniz Durmuş, “Epistemic Truth versus non-epistemic Truth”, 2007.

Ph.D. Dissertation Committee Member:

· Itır Beyazyurek, “On Personal Identity”, 2006.

Academic and Administrative Duties

University of California, Santa Barbara

• Best Teaching Award Committee, Graduate Student Representative, 1998-1999.

Boğaziçi University, Department of Philosophy

• Chair, 2005-2008.
• Vice-Chair, 1999-2005.
• Computer Lab, founder and chief, 2000-2008.
• Educational Amnesty Advisor, 2000-2002.
• Double Major Program Advisor, 1999-2001.
• Transfer Student Advisor, 1999-2001.
• Undergraduate Class Advisor, 1997-2002.
• Master's Student Advisor, 2002-2005.
• Ph.D. Student Advisor, 2002-2005.

Boğaziçi University, Cognitive Science Master's Program

• Chair, 2006-2008.
• Executive Board Member, 2001-2004.
• Philosophy Department Representative, 2001-2006.

Boğaziçi University, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

• Registration System Assessment Committee, 2000.
• Student Council Election Board Member, 2000-2002.

Boğaziçi University

• Vice Coordinator of Summer School, 2000.
• Institute of Social Sciences Executive Board Member, 1999-2002.

European Congress for Analytic Philosophy

• Steering Committee Member, 2007- cont.

References

• Nathan Salmon
  University of California, Santa Barbara,
  Department of Philosophy
  (phone) 1-805-893-4028  
  (email) nsalmon@philosophy.ucsb.edu
  
  
• Gürol Irzık
  Boğaziçi University,
  Department of Philosophy
  (phone) 90-212-359-7210
  (email) irzik@boun.edu.tr
  
  
• Anthony C. Anderson
  University of California, Santa Barbara,
  Department of Philosophy
  (phone) 1-805-893-7530
  (email) caanders@philosophy.ucsb.edu
  
  
• Anthony Brueckner
  University of California, Santa Barbara,
  Department of Philosophy
  (phone) 1-805-893-8497
  (email) brueckne@philosophy.ucsb.edu
  
  
• Erdinc Sayan
  Middle East Technical University,
  Department of Philosophy
  (phone) 90-312-210-5339    
  (email) esayan@metu.edu.tr