Jonah N. Schupbach

 

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About Me:

I am a PhD student in the University of Pittsburgh's History & Philosophy of Science Department. Currently, my primary areas of research include the general philosophy of science and both formal and mainstream epistemology. I also have serious interests in the philosophy of religion and experimental psychology. Most of my current work focuses on my dissertation topic: the epistemology and psychology of explanatory reasoning.

Additionally, I am a co-founder of and administrator for Choice & Inference (a group blog devoted to formal work on rationality). Occassionally, I contribute to the group blog devoted to the general philosophy of science, It's Only a Theory.

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