Logic Job at Auckland
Thursday, May 3, 2007 at 08:41AM
As I’ve said before, logic jobs in Philosophy Departments are pretty rare. Well, as Richard mentioned earlier, there’s a logic job in Philosophy at Auckland. A little bird has told me that even though the deadline is close (May 18), they’re keen to get the word out to get as many applicants as possible. So, if you qualify (PhD or equivalent in philosophy, teaching experience, some research publications) then hop to it and apply. The details are here.
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When I started writing this book, I intended to explain in the preface that this was the history of epistemology since Kant, the way Carnap would have written it had he been Hegel.
— Alberto Coffa’s preface to The Semantic Tradition from Kant to Carnap.