MICHELLE MONTAGUE CURRICULUM VITAE

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ACADEMIC POSITIONS University of Texas at Austin, Associate Professor 2012-present , Senior Lecturer, 2011-2013 University of Bristol, Lecturer 2008-2011 University of California, Irvine, Assistant Professor, 2002-07

VISITING POSITIONS College of Charleston, Visiting Professor, Self-Knowledge NEH summer Course 2018 Central European University, Visiting Professor, summer Course 2016 University of Copenhagen, Visiting Professor, summer course 2015 Australian National University, Visiting Research Fellow, summer 2012 Princeton University, Visiting Scholar, Fall 2011 Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen, Visiting Research Fellow, Spring 2011 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Visiting Associate Professor, Spring 2010 University of Oxford, St. John’s College and St. Catherine’s College, Stipendiary Lecturer, 2007-08 Institute of Philosophy, University of London, Visiting Fellow, 2007-08

EDUCATION Ph.D. 2002 Philosophy. , Boulder M.A. 2000 Philosophy. University of Colorado, Boulder B.A. 1994 Philosophy. University of California, Berkeley

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION ,

AREAS OF COMPETENCE Philosophy of Language, History of

PUBLICATIONS

Book

The Given: Experience and its Content. Oxford: Oxford University Press (2016).

Edited Collections

Non-Propositional Intentionality (co-edited with Alex Grzankowski). Oxford: Oxford University Press (2018).

Cognitive Phenomenology (co-edited with Tim Bayne). Oxford: Oxford University Press (2011).

Philosophical Writings by P.F. Strawson (co-edited with Galen Strawson) Oxford: Oxford University Press (2011).

Articles

1. “Cognitive Phenomenology, Sensory Phenomenology, and Rationality” in A. Sullivan (ed) Sensations, Thoughts, Language: Essays in honor of Brain Loar. Routledge (forthcoming).

2. “The Sense/Cognition Distinction” Inquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy (forthcoming).

3. “Franz Brentano” In T. Szanto and H. Landweer (eds.) The Routledge Handbook of Phenomenology of Emotions. London, NY: Routledge (forthcoming).

4. “Intentionality: From Brentano to Representationalism” In A. Kind (ed.) Philosophy of Mind in the 20th and 21st Centuries. Routledge (2018).

5. “Non-Propositional Intentionality: An Introduction” In A. Grzankowski and M. Montague (eds.) Non-Propositional intentionality. Oxford: Oxford University Press: 1-18. (2018)

6. “A Response to Martina and Wimmer’s review of The Given” Philosophical Psychology 30 (7) (2017).

7. “What Kind of Awareness is Awareness of Awareness?” Grazer Philosophische Studien 94: 359- 380 (2017).

8. “A Contemporary View of Brentano’s Theory of Emotion” The Monist 100: 64-87 (2017).

9. “Brentano on Emotion and the Will” In U. Kriegel (ed.) Routledge Handbook of Brentano and the Brentano School. Routledge (2017).

10. “Cognitive Phenomenology” In Oxford Bibliographies in Philosophy (ed) D. Pritchard. New York: Oxford University Press. (2017)

11. “Cognitive Phenomenology” In B. McLaughlin (ed.) Philosophy: Mind, Macmillan Interdisciplinary Handbooks: Philosophy Series. Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan (2017).

12. “Perception and cognitive phenomenology” Philosophical Studies 174 (8): 2045-2062 (2017).

13. “Cognitive phenomenology and conscious thought” Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 15 (2): 167-181 (2016).

14. “The Life of the Mind” In P. Coates and S. Coleman (eds) Phenomenal Qualities: Sense, Perception, and Consciousness. Oxford: Oxford University Press: 322-46 (2015).

15. “Review of Tim Crane’s The Object of Thought” Analysis 75 (2): 335-39 (2015).

16. “Evaluative Phenomenology” In S. Roeser and C. Todd (eds) Emotion and Value. Oxford: Oxford University Press: 32-51 (2014).

17. “The Access Problem” In U. Kriegel (ed.) Phenomenal Intentionality. New York & Oxford: Oxford University Press: 27-48 (2013).

18. “Intentionality” In Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Social Sciences. Sage (2013).

2 19. “The content, intentionality, and phenomenology of perceptual experience” Protosociology: Consciousness & Subjectivity. Ontos: 73-88 (2012).

20. “The metaphysics & phenomenology of perceptual experience: a reply to Conduct” Consciousness and Cognition 21(2): 737-740 (2012).

21. “The phenomenology of particularity” In T. Bayne & M. Montague (eds) Cognitive Phenomenology. Oxford: Oxford University Press: 121-140 (2011).

22. “Cognitive Phenomenology: An Introduction” (with Tim Bayne) In T. Bayne & M. Montague (eds.) Cognitive Phenomenology. Oxford: Oxford University Press: 1-34 (2011).

23. “Recent work on intentionality” Analysis 70 (4): 765-782 (2010).

24. “The Logic, Intentionality, and Phenomenology of Emotion” Philosophical Studies 145 (2): 171- 192 (2009).

25. “The Content of Perceptual Experience” In A. Beckermann and B. McLaughlin (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Mind. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009: 494-511 (2009).

26. “Against Propositionalism” NOUS 41 (3): 503-518 (2007).

27. “Counterfactuals” Macmillan Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2nd Edition (2006).

28. “Interpreted Logical Forms” Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 2nd Edition, Elsevier: Oxford (2005).

Presentations • February 2019, “Against the Attitudes” MIT colloquium series. • December 2018, “Attitudes and Contents”, University of Copenhagen. • May 2018, “Cognitive Phenomenology and Introspection”, NEH Self-Knowledge: eastern and western perspectives, Charleston College • May 2018, “Awareness of Awareness and Introspection”, NEH Self-Knowledge: eastern and western perspectives, Charleston College • November 2017, “The Sense/Cognition Distinction”, The Sense and Thought Workshop, University of Oslo • September 2017, “Phenomenological particularity and the concept OBJECT”, University of Glasgow, Scotland • August 2017, “What is the attitude/content distinction?” International Wittgenstein Symposium, Kirchberg, Austria • August 2017, “What kind of awareness is awareness of awareness?” International Wittgenstein Symposium, Franz Brentano workshop, Kirchberg, Austria • May 2017, “Cognitive phenomenology and mix and match cases” University of Vienna, Austria • April 2017, “Brentano and emotion” University of Antioquia, • April 2017, “Cognitive phenomenology and content” University of Antioquia, Colombia • February 2017, “What is the attitude/content distinction?” Intentionality workshop, , UK • September 2016, “What is the attitude/content distinction?”, Mind, Language and Action conference, Sao Paulo, Brazil

3 • May 2016, “Perception and Cognitive Phenomenology”, Modes/Contents workshop, University of Fribourg, Switzerland • April 2016, Comments on Wayne Wu’s “Introspection as Attention and Action”, Pacific APA, San Francisco • March 2016, “Perception and Cognitive Phenomenology”, Central APA, Chicago • February 2016, “Brentano on Emotion and the Will”, Rice University, Texas • January 2016, “Perception and Cognitive Phenomenology”, Sense and Thought workshop, University of Oslo • September 2015, “Conscious perception and awareness of awareness”, North Carolina State conference on Perception, Raleigh, NC • September 2015, “Brentano on Emotion”, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI • August 2015 “Consciousness, awareness of awareness, and the relevance of phenomenological descriptions”, Rutgers-Barnard-Columbia Mind Workshop, NY • August 2015 “Brentano on Emotion”, Copenhagen summer school in phenomenology and philosophy of mind, Denmark • June 2015 “What is given in emotion”, Emotion workshop, University of Dusseldorf, Germany • May 2015 “Consciousness and Cognitive Phenomenology”, Kyoto University, Japan • May 2015 “Awareness of Awareness”, Hokkaido University, Japan • March 2015 “Consciousness and Cognitive Phenomenology”, Symposium on Consciousness, Pacific APA, Vancouver • December 2014 “Conscious Thought and Cognitive Phenomenology”, University of Antwerp • October 2014 “Conscious Thought and Cognitive Phenomenology”, Southern Methodist University • June 2014 “What is Given in Conscious Thought”, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Repbulic • May 2014 “Conscious Thought and Cognitive Phenomenology”, University of Palacky, Czech Republic • May 2014 “Awareness of Awareness”, University of Palacky, Czech Republic •April 2014 “Awareness of Awareness”, Conscious Thought and Though about Consciousness Conference, University of Mississippi • April 2014 “Conscious Thought” University of Memphis • March 2014 “Awareness of Awareness” Southwestern Psychological Association, San Antonia, Texas. • May 2013 “What is Given in Conscious Thought” The Moral Sciences Club, Cambridge • March 2013 “The intentionality and phenomenology of perception” The Royal Institute of Philosophy Lecture, Keele University • February 2013 “What is given in conscious thought” Workshop on The Phenomenology of Thought, University of Heidelberg • July 2012 “Panpsychism and subjectivity” Conference on panpsychism, Lady Eliot Island, Australia • July 2012 “Evaluative phenomenology and content” Monash University, Workshop on Mind and Morality, Australia • July 2012 “Conscious Thought” , Australia • July 2012 “Representationalism, Fregeanism, & Brentanianism” ANU, Australia • July 2012 “Content and Awareness of Awareness”, Australasian Philosophy Association Conference, Australia • May 2012 “The Life of the Mind”, Institut Jean Nicod, Ecole Normale Supérieure • March 2012 “The Life of the Mind”, Phenomenal Qualities Conference, The University of Hertfordshire, UK • March 2012 “Conscious Thought”, , UK

4 • February 2012 “Conscious Thought”, University of Sheffield, UK. • December 2011 “A Brentanian Theory of Content”, CUNY, Kripke Center • November 2011 “Brentanianism, Fregeanism, and Standard representationalism”, NYU, Consciousness Project • November 2011 “Consciousness and awareness of awareness”, • October 2011 “Conscious Thought”, University of Texas, Austin • September 2011 “Conscious Thought”, University of Colorado, Boulder • September 2011 “Phenomenology and mental content”, Royal Institute of Philosophy conference hosted by UWE, UK. • June 2011 “Transparency and perceptual experience”, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg. • May 2011 “Evaluative phenomenology & content”, University of Manchester, UK. • May 2011 “The phenomenology of thought”, University of Hertfordshire, UK. • April 2011 “The content, intentionality and phenomenology of perceptual experience”, University of Glasgow, UK • March 2011 “The phenomenology of thought”, Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen, Denmark • February 2011 “The content, intentionality and phenomenology of perceptual experience”, Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen, Denmark • February 2011 “The phenomenology of thought”, University of Stockholm, Sweden • November 2010 “Conscious occurrent thought”, Bogazici University, Istanbul Turkey • November 2010 “Conscious occurrent thought”, University of Warwick, UK • October 2010 “Conscious occurrent thought”, University of Birmingham, UK • October 2010 “Conscious occurrent thought”, Northwest Philosophy Conference, Salem, Oregon. • June 2010 “Conscious occurrent thought”, University of Fribourg, Switzerland, Workshop: Phenomenal Presence: What is phenomenally given in experience? • April 2010 Comments on Kritika Yegnashankaran’s paper “Reasoning as Inner Speech”, Harvard University, Cognitive Phenomenology workshop • April 2010 “Conscious occurrent thought”, Harvard University, Cognitive Phenomenology workshop • March 2010 “For and Against Cognitive Phenomenology”, Society for Phenomenology and Analytic Philosophy, Pacific APA • March 2010 “The content of experience”, • March 2010 “Conscious occurrent thought ”, MIT work-in-progress seminar • February 2010 Comments on Matthew Conduct “Naïve Realism without disjunctivism about experience”, 2nd annual on-line consciousness conference • January 2010 “The content of experience”, University of Bristol, work-in-progress seminar • December 2009 “The content of experience”, Cognitive Science Symposium, CUNY Graduate Center • November 2009 “The phenomenology of particularity”, The Jowett Society, Oxford • October 2009 “The Access Problem”, Central European University, Budapest • June 2009 “Experience, the subject of experience, and awareness of awareness”, University of Fribourg, Switzerland • May 2009 “The phenomenology of particularity”, Institute of Philosophy, University of Bern, Switzerland • April 2009 “The phenomenology of particularity”, Philosophical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague

5 • March 2009 “Perception, content and awareness of awareness”, Perception workshop, University of Cardiff • October 2008 “The phenomenology of particularity”, University of Arizona, Tucson • April 2008 “The Content of Perceptual Experience”, University of Colorado, Boulder • March 2008 “The Content of Intentional Experience”, Institute of Philosophy, London • November 2007 “The Logic, Intentionality and Phenomenology of Emotion”, • October 2007 “The Logic, Intentionality and Phenomenology of Emotion”, Oxford philosophy of mind reading group • July 2006 “Fine-grained Emotions: Framing the World”, Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and Mind Association, University of Southampton • June 2006 “Particularity in Perception”, California Phenomenology Group, Los Angeles, CA • April 2006 “Fine-grained Emotions: Framing the World”, Toward a Science of Consciousness, Tucson, Arizona • March 2006 “Pro-attitudes, propositionalism, and psychological disharmony”, American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division • November 2005 “Russell’s Principle and a Problem with Vision”, Cognitive Science Symposium, CUNY Graduate Center • November 2005 “Russell’s Principle and a Problem with Vision”, New Jersey Regional Philosophical Association Conference, New Jersey • August 2005 “How can Thought be About Objects? Russell’s Principle and a Problem with Vision”, Toward a Science of Consciousness, Copenhagen, Denmark • March 2005 “Russell’s Principle and a Problem with Vision”, American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division • July 2004 “Intentional Access”, Degrees of Belief Conference, University of Konstanz, Germany • July 2004 “Intentional Access”, Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and Mind Association, University of Kent • March 2004 Comments on Cheryl Chen’s “Massive Reduplication and the Relation between Thought and Experience”, American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division • July 2003 “Against a propositionalist account of the attitudes”, Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and Mind Association, Queen’s University, Belfast • June 2003 Comments on Edouard Machery’s “Concepts Are Not a Natural Kind”, Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Caltech • March 2003 Comments on Manuel Vargas’s “The Luck Argument &Libertarian Agency”, American Philosophical Association, Pacific division • August 2002 “Against a propositionalist account of the attitudes”, NEH Institute on Consciousness and Intentionality, UC Santa Cruz • October 2001 "Emotions and Their Objects”, Mountain-Plains Philosophy Conference • October 2000 "Theories of Punishment”, Rocky Mountain Interdisciplinary History Conference, University of Colorado, Boulder • September 2000 "Theories of Punishment”, University of Colorado Colloquium Series • March 1999 Comments on Andy Egan’s "The Problem of the Many", Rocky Mountain Philosophy Conference

AWARDS • AHRC early career fellowship, UK, Spring 2011

6 • Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen, Visiting Research Fellow, Spring 2011 • Institute of Philosophy, University of London, Visiting Fellow 2007-08 • Research and Travel Award, School of Humanities, UCI, 2003-06 • NEH Institute on Consciousness and Intentionality, selected participant, UC Santa Cruz, summer 2002 • Bernice Udick University Fellowship, University of Colorado, Boulder, 2001-02 • Philosophy Department Dissertation Fellowship, University of Colorado, Boulder, Spring 2002 • University Graduate Student Fellowship, University of Colorado, Boulder, 1996-2002 • Gus Jentzsch Essay Prize for best graduate student paper, "Theories of Punishment”, University of Colorado, Boulder, 1999-2000 TEACHING Graduate Courses Brentano and Husserl (Texas, Spring 2019) Kinds of Awareness (Texas, Spring 2018) Objective Reference (Texas, Fall 2016) Graduate Pro-seminar (Texas, Fall 2018, Fall 2016) Phenomenal Intentionality (Texas, Spring 2016) Perception & Objectivity (Texas, Fall 2014) The Metaphysics of Objects (Texas, Spring 2014) Metaphysics & Epistemology (Bristol, Fall 2013) Thought, perception, and emotion (Texas, Fall 2012) Philosophy and Psychology (Bristol, Spring 2012) Philosophical writing and research seminar (Bristol Fall 2009, Fall 2008) Metaphysics & Epistemology (Bristol, Fall 2008) Metaphysics of Perception (Irvine, Winter 2006) How to Refer: Thinking, Understanding, and Saying (Irvine, Winter 2005) The Metaphysics of Mind (Irvine, Spring 2004) First year seminar: Objects and Properties (Irvine, Winter 2004) The Metaphysics of Mind (Irvine, Spring 2003)

Undergraduate Courses Metaphysics (Texas, Spring 2016) Philosophy of Mind (Texas, Fall 2018, Spring 2018, Fall 2015, Spring 2014, Fall 2014) Philosophy of Mind (Bristol, Fall 2013) Introduction to Philosophy (Texas, Spring 2019, Fall 2015, Spring 2013) Knowledge and Reality (Texas, Spring 2013) Philosophy and Psychology (Bristol, Spring 2012) Philosophy of Mind (Bristol, Spring 2012, Fall 2012) Minds & Machines (MIT, Spring 2010) Epistemology (Bristol, Spring 2009) Thought, Perception and Emotion (Bristol, Fall 2008) Knowledge and Reality (Oxford, Trinity Term 2008) Ethics (Oxford, Trinity Term 2008 and 2007) Logic (Oxford, Michaelmas Term 2007) Philosophy of Mind (Oxford, Michaelmas Term 2007)

7 General Philosophy (Oxford, Trinity Term 2007) Illusions & Hallucinations (Irvine, Spring 2006) Contemporary Moral Problems (Irvine, 2002-2006) Metaphysics of Perception (Irvine, Winter 2006) Metaphysics: Perceiving the World (Irvine, Spring 2005) The Metaphysics of Mind (Irvine, Spring 2004, Spring 2003) Introduction to Philosophy (Irvine, Fall 2003) Metaphysics: The Universals Debate (Irvine, Winter 2002) Introduction to Philosophy (Boulder, 2001 and 2002)

Independent Studies (UC Irvine) Property theory (Spring 2006, graduate student) Direct Realism (Spring 2006, graduate student) Perception (Spring 2005, two graduates and one undergraduate) Property theory (Winter 2005, graduate student) Object theory (Spring 2004, undergraduate student) Property theory (Fall 2003, undergraduate student) Philosophy of Mind (Spring 2003, undergraduate student)

Thesis Supervision Chair (with Adam Pautz), Brad Saad, UT Austin (expected 2019) Chair (with Andy Clark), Zoe Drayson, Psychological explanation: the role of the personal/subpersonal distinction, PhD thesis, University of Bristol, Spring 2011 Chair, Ann Carruthers, Qualia Inversion and its Implications for Functionalism, MA thesis, Irvine, Spring 2003 Committee member, Jon Morgan, Three Essays on the Nature of Consciousness, PhD thesis, UT Austin, Spring 2018 Committee member, Katherine Piatti, Cognitive Penetration and the Perceptual Representation of High-Level Properties, PhD thesis, UT Austin, Spring 2017 Committee member, Jonathan Vanderhoek, The Indispensability of Empathy: The Role of Empathy in Making Moral Judgments, PhD thesis, UT Austin, Summer 2016 Committee member, Marco Alves, The Nature of Hallucinatory Experience, PhD thesis, UT Austin, Spring 2014 Committee member, Jason Ford, The Attention Model of Consciousness, PhD thesis, UC Irvine, Spring 2003 Committee member, Kimberly Dill, UT Austin, expected 2019 Committee member, Bryce Dalby, UT Austin, expected 2019

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE • Section Editor for Mind & Cognitive Science, Philosophy Compass 2012-2018 • Editorial Board, Analytic Philosophy • Referee for Mind, Journal of Philosophy, Philosophers’ Imprint, British Journal of Philosophy of Science, Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, Philosophical Studies, Philosophical Quarterly, American Philosophical Quarterly, Erkenntnis, Canadian Journal of Philosophy, Topoi, Ergo, Thought, OUP Press, Acumen Press, Routledge Press

• Organizer (w/ Tim Bayne). The Cognitive Phenomenology Workshop, St. Catherine’s College, Oxford, Winter 2011.

8 • Participant Organizer, Southern California Philosophy Conference, University of California, Irvine, Fall 2002. • Organizer, Graduate Student Colloquium Series, University of Colorado, Boulder, 2002-03. • Organizer, Bill Reinhardt Memorial Symposium, University of Colorado, Boulder (the Bill Reinhardt Symposium was organized in honor of University of Colorado Professor of Mathematics Bill Reinhardt), 1999

• General talks “The Life of the Mind” presented to the Center for Inquiry, Austin, TX. “Emotions and Ethics” presented to the Board of Directors of the Humanities Associates, UCI, Spring 2003 “Emotions and Ethics” presented to Dean’s Advisory Council Salon, UCI, Spring 2003 REFERENCES George Bealer, Yale University ([email protected]) David Chalmers, Australian National University & NYU ([email protected]) Tim Crane, University of Cambridge ([email protected]) Graham Oddie, University of Colorado, Boulder ([email protected]) Michael Tooley, University of Colorado, Boulder ([email protected])

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