I am Professor of Philosophy at Florida State University, where I have taught since 2013. For the 2021-2022 academic year I have been a Faculty Fellow at the Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study. For the summer months of 2022, 2023, and 2024 my research is supported by a Humboldt fellowship, sponsored by Kristina Musholt and Sebastian Rödl of the University of Leipzig. During this time I will work on a book, to be titled Describing Human Action. Here is an overview of my research, and here is a 2019 interview that I did with Richard Marshall that touches on quite a lot of it.
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Recent academic writing:
- “Knowledge of Language as Self-Knowledge” - “How to Contradict an Expression of Intention” - “What Is the Bearing of Thinking on Doing?” - “One: But Not the Same” - “Cause, ‘Cause’, and Norm” - "Intention as Belief" For a full and up-to-date listing see my PhilPeople page. |
Recent popular writing:
- "What does it take for someone to become a 'different person'?", Psyche - “False Choices”, Commonweal - "Transformative Choices and 'Big Decisions'", OUP Blog - “Untempted by the Consequences”, Commonweal For a fuller listing, see this page. |
Email: jlschwenkler at gmail etcetera || Twitter: @johnschwenkler
Please be aware that I am not always good about responding quickly to e-mail. Gentle reminders are always appreciated, and never a cause of offense.
