Wayne Wright

Research areas: Naturalized philosophy of mind and philosophy of psychology, mainly foundational issues for the scientific studies of color and vision

CV

E-mail: wrightwt AT-SIGN gmail DOT com

 

          

 

Refereed Publications

  1. "The physical unnaturalness of Churchland's ellipses" - forthcoming in Philosophy of Science (July 2009).
  2. "Reply to Philipona and O'Regan" (w/  Kent Johnson) - Visual Neuroscience 25 (March 2008): 221-224.
  3. "Why naturalize consciousness?" - The Southern Journal of Philosophy 45 (Winter 2007): 583-607.
  4. "Explanation and the hard problem" - Philosophical Studies 132 (January 2007): 301-330.
  5. "Visual stuff and active vision" - Philosophical Psychology 19 (April 2006): 129-149.
  6. "Colors as Properties of the Special Sciences" (w/  Kent Johnson) - Erkenntnis 64 (March 2006): 139-168.
  7. "Distracted drivers and unattended experience" - Synthese 144 (March I 2005): 41-68.
  8. "Projectivist representationalism and color" - Philosophical Psychology 16 (December 2003): 515-533.
  9. "McDowell, demonstrative concepts, and nonconceptual representational content" - Disputatio 14 (May 2003): 37-51.
  10. "A dilemma for Jackson and Pargetter's account of color" - The Southern Journal of Philosophy 41 (Spring 2003): 125-142.
  11. "Fodor's epistemic intuitions of analyticity" - Sorites 14 (October 2002): 110-116.