Uriah Kriegel's Page

Welcome to my website. I am assistant professor of Philosophy at the University of Arizona. I work mostly on consciousness and intentionality, but also dabble in other issues in philosophy of mind, as well as metaphysics, cognitive science, and moral psychology. In my spare time, I follow sports and politics and chill out with my homies. I like a good cup of coffee; dislike cell phones.

-- new draft: "Eighty Years of Solitude: Cartesian Philosophy of Mind in the Age of Scientific Psychology", forthcoming in TLS (note: the editors will most certainly give the piece their own superior title)

-- new draft: "Animal Rights and Conscious Experience"

-- advanced draft: "Intentionality and Normativity." Forthcoming in Philosophical Issues 20 (2010)

-- draft: "The Moral Problem: One More Time, with Feeling." Forthcoming in Z. Radman (ed.), Critique of Pure Consciousness

-- draft: "Moral Phenomenology." In H. LaFolette (ed.), International Encyclopedia of Ethics

-- final draft: Chapter 1 of Subjective Consciousness: A Self-Representational Theory, forthcoming with Oxford University Press (September 2009)

-- advanced draft: "Cognitive Phenomenology as the Basis of Unconscious Content", forthcoming in Cognitive Phenomenology (eds. T. Bayne and M. Montague), Oxford: Oxford UP

-- advanced draft: "Interpretation: Its Scope and Limits", forthcoming in New Waves in Metaphysics (ed. A. Hazlett), London: Palgrave-Macmillan

-- early draft: "The Phenomenal Intentionality Research Program" (co-authored with Terry Horgan)

-- penultimate draft: "Temporally Token-Reflexive Experiences", forthcoming in Canadian Journal of Philosophy

-- more papers