Ginger Schultheis
Department of Philosophy, MIT
vks@mit.edu
I am a PhD candidate in the philosophy section of the MIT
Department of Linguistics and Philosophy.
In September of 2018, I will be a Bersoff Faculty Fellow
in the Department of Philosophy at New York University
for the academic year of 2018-2019.
In September of 2019, I will join the Department of Philosophy
at the University of Chicago as an Assistant Professor.
I work mainly in epistemology, but I also have interests in philosophy of language and ethics. Find my CV here.
I am a PhD candidate in the philosophy section of the MIT
Department of Linguistics and Philosophy.
In September of 2018, I will be a Bersoff Faculty Fellow
in the Department of Philosophy at New York University
for the academic year of 2018-2019.
In September of 2019, I will join the Department of Philosophy
at the University of Chicago as an Assistant Professor.
I work mainly in epistemology, but I also have interests in philosophy of language and ethics. Find my CV here.
Journal Articles |
Work in Progress |
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Living on the Edge: Against Epistemic Permissivism
Mind, forthcoming | final Agentive Modals coauthored with David Boylan and Matthew Mandelkern The Philosophical Review, 2017 | final Conference ProceedingsStrengthening Principles and Counterfactual Semantics
coauthored with David Boylan Proceedings of the 21st Amsterdam Colloquium, 2017 | final |
Belief and Probability (under review)
How Strong is a Counterfactual? (under review) coauthored with David Boylan Can We Decide to Believe? Imprecise Credences, Dilation, and Avoiding Evidence coauthored with Bernhard Salow |