Susanna Schellenberg is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Cognitive Science at Rutgers University, where she holds a secondary appointment at the Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science.[1][2] She specializes in epistemology, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of language[3][4][5] and is best known for her work on perceptual experience, evidence, capacities, mental content, and imagination. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including a Guggenheim Award, a Humboldt Prize, and a Mellon New Directions Fellowship for a project on the Neuroscience of Perception. She is the author of The Unity of Perception: Content, Consciousness, Evidence (Oxford University Press, 2018).[6] The book won an honorable mention for the American Philosophical Association 2019 Sanders Book Prize.
Schellenberg was born in Beirut, Lebanon, and raised in Lebanon, Pakistan, and Switzerland.[7] After having received a mathematical-scientific Matura (Typus C) from the Gymnasium Köniz-Lebermatt, Switzerland, she studied mathematics, economics, philosophy, and history at the Universität Basel, Université Paris I Panthéone-Sorbonne, Johann-Wolfgang Goethe Universität, and Oxford University.[3][7][8] She received a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh in 2007, where her thesis dealt with conceptual content and inference.[3][9]
Schellenberg held a Mellon postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Toronto from 2006 to 2008 which was curtailed when she chose to move to a postdoctoral position at the Australian National University, where she subsequently became an assistant professor in 2008, and an associate professor in 2010.[1] Schellenberg was the first woman to hold a permanent academic appointment in Philosophy at the Australia National University's Research School of Social Sciences.[1] In 2011, Schellenberg moved to Rutgers University.[1]Brian Weatherson and Jonathan L. Kvanvig regarded Schellenberg's move to Rutgers as buttressing Rutgers' reputation as having one of the pre-eminent epistemology departments in the world.[5][10]
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Schellenberg's work has centered around developing a comprehensive account of the epistemological and phenomenological role of perception.[1] Her view shows how the epistemic force of experience is grounded in employing perceptual capacities that we possess by virtue of being perceivers[1] Schellenberg has also developed an account of the nature of perceptual content that suggests a new way to understand singular modes of presentation, arguing that perceptual experience is at root both relational and representational.[1] In addition to her main areas of interest, Schellenberg has also written papers on topics such as inferential semantics, the philosophy of Gottlob Frege, and imagination.[1][7] Much of Schellenberg's work to-date has focused on reconciling apparently contradictory viewpoints on topics in the philosophy of mind.[5]
^Kvanvig, Jonathan. "Adding to Rutgers Strength in Epistemology". Certain Doubts. Retrieved 29 May 2013.
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Susanna Schellenberg on PhilPapers
January 01, 1970
susanna, schellenberg, distinguished, professor, philosophy, cognitive, science, rutgers, university, where, holds, secondary, appointment, rutgers, center, cognitive, science, specializes, epistemology, philosophy, mind, philosophy, language, best, known, wor. Susanna Schellenberg is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Cognitive Science at Rutgers University where she holds a secondary appointment at the Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science 1 2 She specializes in epistemology philosophy of mind and philosophy of language 3 4 5 and is best known for her work on perceptual experience evidence capacities mental content and imagination She is the recipient of numerous awards including a Guggenheim Award a Humboldt Prize and a Mellon New Directions Fellowship for a project on the Neuroscience of Perception She is the author of The Unity of Perception Content Consciousness Evidence Oxford University Press 2018 6 The book won an honorable mention for the American Philosophical Association 2019 Sanders Book Prize Susanna SchellenbergInstitutionsRutgers University Australian National UniversityMain interestsepistemology philosophy of mind perception philosophy of language Contents 1 Education and employment 2 Research areas 3 Publications 4 References 5 External linksEducation and employment editSchellenberg was born in Beirut Lebanon and raised in Lebanon Pakistan and Switzerland 7 After having received a mathematical scientific Matura Typus C from the Gymnasium Koniz Lebermatt Switzerland she studied mathematics economics philosophy and history at the Universitat Basel Universite Paris I Pantheone Sorbonne Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universitat and Oxford University 3 7 8 She received a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh in 2007 where her thesis dealt with conceptual content and inference 3 9 Schellenberg held a Mellon postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Toronto from 2006 to 2008 which was curtailed when she chose to move to a postdoctoral position at the Australian National University where she subsequently became an assistant professor in 2008 and an associate professor in 2010 1 Schellenberg was the first woman to hold a permanent academic appointment in Philosophy at the Australia National University s Research School of Social Sciences 1 In 2011 Schellenberg moved to Rutgers University 1 Brian Weatherson and Jonathan L Kvanvig regarded Schellenberg s move to Rutgers as buttressing Rutgers reputation as having one of the pre eminent epistemology departments in the world 5 10 Research areas editSchellenberg s work has centered around developing a comprehensive account of the epistemological and phenomenological role of perception 1 Her view shows how the epistemic force of experience is grounded in employing perceptual capacities that we possess by virtue of being perceivers 1 Schellenberg has also developed an account of the nature of perceptual content that suggests a new way to understand singular modes of presentation arguing that perceptual experience is at root both relational and representational 1 In addition to her main areas of interest Schellenberg has also written papers on topics such as inferential semantics the philosophy of Gottlob Frege and imagination 1 7 Much of Schellenberg s work to date has focused on reconciling apparently contradictory viewpoints on topics in the philosophy of mind 5 Publications editSchellenberg is the author of The Unity of Perception Content Consciousness Evidence OUP 2018 and has published a series of articles in leading journals such as The Journal of Philosophy Mind Nous and Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 8 References edit a b c d e f g h DesAutels Peggy Susanna Schellenberg October 2013 Highlighted Philosophers American Philosophical Association Retrieved 15 October 2013 Affiliates Rutgers Retrieved 29 May 2013 a b c Schellenberg Susanna Rutgers Retrieved 29 May 2013 Leiter Brian Rutgers Raids the ANU Schaffer Schellenberg to New Brunswick in 2011 Leiter Reports Retrieved 29 May 2013 a b c Weatherson Brian Rutgers News Thoughts Arguments and Rants Oxford University Press Oxford University Press Retrieved 13 September 2018 a b c Marshall Richard epistemic forces and perception 3 AM Magazine Retrieved 15 October 2013 a b Schellenberg Susanna Curriculum Vitae PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2015 02 06 Graduate Placement University of Pittsburgh Kvanvig Jonathan Adding to Rutgers Strength in Epistemology Certain Doubts Retrieved 29 May 2013 External links editSusanna Schellenberg on PhilPapers Susanna Schellenberg website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Susanna Schellenberg amp oldid 1220825677, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
