Philosophy

Summary

Philosophy has strengths in: logic; philosophy of computing; philosophy of mind and artificial intelligence; cognitive science; philosophy of language; Wittgenstein; aesthetics and the philosophy of art; political philosophy and ethics; history and philosophy of science. Other areas of expertise include evolutionary theories in psychology, the philosophy of the sciences of animal psychology, the philosophy of biology, bioethics (especially ethical issues in genetics and biotechnology), political philosophy, Greek philosophy, epistemology, the philosophy of space and time, and the philosophy of social sciences.

Researchers

• Carolyn Ellen Mason
• Diane Proudfoot
• Douglas Ian Campbell
• Jack Copeland
• Michael-John David Turp

• New Zealand Institute of Language, Brain and Behaviour (NZILBB)

• UC CEISMIC

• Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Sciences: Information Technology
• Cultural Studies: Cultural Studies
• History, History of Art, Classics and Curatorial Studies: Modern History: British & European; Modern History: Australasia; New Zealand History
• Literature: Literature; New Zealand
• Philosophy: Philosophy; Ethics
• Science & Technology: Science & Technology
• Digital Humanities: Digital Humanities