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GALEN JOHN STRAWSON CURRICULUM VITAE

———————————————————————————————————————— Address Dept of Philosophy, UT Austin, 1 University Station C3500 (WAG 316), Austin TX 78712 Telephone 512-471-4857 Email [email protected] Date of birth February 5 1952 Nationality British ————————————————————————————————————————

Education Trinity Hall, Cambridge [scholar] 1969–73 Oriental Sciences (Prelims [1st], Part I [1st]) 1969–71 Social and Political Sciences (no exam) 1971–72 Moral Sciences (Part II [2.1]) 1972–73 Wolfson College, Oxford 1974–83 B.Phil. [philosophy] 1977 D.Phil. [philosophy] 1983 Ecole Normale Supérieure (auditeur libre) 1977–78 Sorbonne Paris I (French government scholar) 1977–78

Awards R. A. Nicholson Prize for Islamic Studies, Cambridge 1971 Senior Student Scholarship, Trinity Hall, Cambridge 1974 French Government Scholar 1977–78 T. H. Green Prize for Moral Philosophy, Oxford 1983 British Academy/Leverhulme Trust Senior Research Fellowship 1997–98 British Academy /Leverhulme Trust Senior Research Fellowship 2009–10 Romanell Lecture Award, American Philosophical Association 2011 Old Dominion Fellowship, Humanities Council, Princeton 2011

Posts Assistant editor, Times Literary Supplement 1978–87 Lecturer in Philosophy, University College, Oxford 1979–80 Lecturer in Philosophy, Exeter College, Oxford 1980–83 Lecturer in Philosophy, St. Hugh’s College, Oxford 1983–85 Lecturer in Philosophy, New College, Oxford 1985–86 Lecturer in Philosophy, St. Hilda’s College, Oxford 1986–87 Fellow in Philosophy, Jesus College, Oxford 1987–2000 Visiting Research Fellow, Research School of Social Sciences, Canberra 1993 Visiting Professor, 1997 [Fall] Visiting Professor, 2000 [Fall] Consultant editor, Times Literary Supplement 1987–2012 Academic Trustee, Kennedy Memorial Trust 1998–2003 Professor of Philosophy, 2000–2013 Distinguished Professor, CUNY Graduate Center 2004–7 [half time] Visiting Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2010 [spring] Visiting Professor, Copenhagen University 2011 [spring] Old Dominion Fellow, Humanities Council, Princeton 2011 [fall] Visiting Professor, École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris 2012 [spring] Visiting Research Fellow, Research School of Social Sciences, Canberra 2012 [winter] current President’s Chair in Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin 2012–

Boards Editorial: Philosophy & Phenomenological Research 1996– Editorial: Ratio 2000– 2013 Advisory: Phenomenology and Cognitive Science 2002– Advisory: Danish NRF Centre for Subjectivity Research 2002–

Referees 1 Prof. John McDowell, Dept. of Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, 1012 Cathedral of Learning, Pittsburgh, PA 15250, USA [email protected] 2 Prof. , Dept of Philosophy, New York University, 100 Washington Square East, New York, NY 10003 USA [email protected] 3 Prof. Jerry Fodor, 61 W 62nd St, New York, NY 10023 [email protected]

PUBLICATIONS: BOOKS ————————————————————————————————————————

2016 (forthcoming) The I, the I: essays on the subject of experience (Oxford)

2014 [1] Locke on personal identity: and Concernment revised edn (Princeton) xvi+259pp [2] The Secret Connexion: Realism, Causation, and new 2nd edn (Oxford) xv+246pp

2013 [3] The Evident Connexion: Hume on personal identity revised paperback edn (Oxford) xii+165pp

2011 [4] The Evident Connexion: Hume on personal identity (Oxford) xii+165pp [5] Selves: An Essay in Revisionary corrected paperback edn (Oxford) xxv+448pp [6] Locke on personal identity: Consciousness and Concernment (Princeton) xvi+259pp

2010 [7] Freedom and Belief revised 2nd edn, with new appendix (Oxford) xii+324pp

2009 [8] Selves: An Essay in Revisionary Metaphysics (Oxford) xix+448pp [9] Mental Reality 2nd edn, corrected with new appendix (MIT Press) xxi+400pp

2008 [10] Real Materialism and Other Essays (Oxford) ix+488pp

1994 [11] Mental Reality (MIT Press) xiv+337pp [trans. La Realidad Mental (Spanish) (Barcelona 1997)]

1989 [12] The Secret Connexion: Realism, Causation, and David Hume (Oxford) 305pp [paperback with corrections, 1991; 2nd paperback edn with new corrections, index of quoted passages, 1996; reprinted 2003]

1986 [13] Freedom and Belief (Oxford) xiv+339pp

CO-AUTHORED BOOKS

2006 [14] Consciousness and its place in nature ed. A. Freeman (Imprint Academic) keynote paper and reply to commentaries pp 3–31, 184–280 (see under papers); reprinted with corrections 2007; reprinted with further corrections 2010

1999 [15] Models of the Self, ed. S. Gallagher & J. Shear (Imprint Academic) keynote paper and reply to commentaries pp 1–24, 483–518 (see under papers)

EDITED BOOKS

2011 [16] Philosophical Writings by P. F. Strawson (with M. Montague ) (Oxford)

2005 [17] The Self? editor, introducer, and contributor (Oxford: Blackwell) xii+129pp

2 PUBLICATIONS: PAPERS ————————————————————————————————————————

2016/2017 (forthcoming) ‘The concept of consciousness in the twentieth century’ in Consciousness ed A. Simmons (Oxford)

2015 (in press) [18] ‘The unstoried life’ in On Life-Writing ed Z. Leader (Oxford, September) [19] ‘“The secrets of all hearts”: Locke on personal identity’ in Mind, Self, and Person, ed. A. O’Hear (Royal Institute of Philosophy/Cambridge) [20] ‘Mind and being: the primacy of ’ in Panpsychism: Philosophical Essays, ed. G. Bruntrup and L. Jaskolla (Oxford) [21] ‘Real direct realism’ in Phenomenal Qualities: Sense, Perception, and Consciousness ed. P. Coates and S. Coleman (Oxford) [22] Nietzsche’s metaphysics?’ in Nietzsche on Mind and Nature ed. M. Dries and P. Kail (Oxford)

2015 [23] ‘Real materialism’ revised with new postscript in Consciousness in the Physical World: Perspectives on Russellian monism, ed. T Alter and Y. Nagasawa (Oxford) pp 161-208 [24] ‘Freedom and the self: feeling and belief’ in Freedom and Resentment at 50: Oxford Studies in Agency and Responsibility 2, ed. N. Tognazzini and D. Shoemaker (Oxford) pp [25] ‘’ in Norton Introduction to Philosophy ed. A. Byrne, J. Cohen, G. Rosen and S. Shiffrin pp [26] ‘When I enter most intimately into what I call myself’, in Oxford Handbook of David Hume ed. P. Russell pp [27] ‘The Consciousness Myth’ Times Literary Supplement (February 27) [revised and expanded version with notes and bibliography https://www.academia.edu/11234039/The_consciousness_myth_2015]

2014 [28] ‘“Humeanism”’ in Journal of the American Philosophical Association 1 pp 96–102

2013 [29] ‘Self-intimation’ in Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences doi 10.1007/s11097-013-9339-6 [print version Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 14 pp 1–31 [30] ‘A dialogue on free will’ in Methode: Analytic Perspectives 2/3: 200–204 (Free Will: Thirty points of view ed S. Bonicalzi and M. De Caro) http://www.methodejournal.org/index.php?journal=meth [31] ‘Language without Communication Intentions’ on academia.edu http://www.academia.edu/3618780/

2012 [32] ‘Real naturalism’, Romanell Lecture, in Proceedings of the American Philosophical Association 86/2 pp 125–154 [33] ‘I and I: immunity to error through misidentification of the subject’ in Immunity to Error Through Misidentification: New Essays ed. S. Prosser and F. Recanati (Cambridge) pp 202– 223. [34] ‘All My Hopes Vanish: Hume on the Mind’ in The Continuum Companion to Hume ed. A Bailey and D. O’Brien (London: Continuum) pp 181–198 [35] ‘We live beyond any tale that we happen to enact’ in Harvard Review of Philosophy 18 pp 73- 90

2011 [36] ‘Cognitive phenomenology: real life’ in Cognitive Phenomenology ed. T. Bayne and M. Montague (Oxford) pp 285–325 [37] ‘The impossibility of ultimate responsibility?’ in Free Will and Modern Science ed. R. Swinburne (London: British Academy) (December) pp 126–40 [38] ‘Owning the Past: Reply to Stokes’ Journal of Consciousness Studies 18 pp 170–95 [39] ‘The minimal subject’ in Oxford Handbook of the Self ed. S. Gallagher (Oxford) pp 253–278

2010 [40] ‘Radical Self-Awareness’ in Self, No Self?: Perspectives from Analytical, Phenomenological, and Indian Traditions ed. M. Siderits, E. Thompson, D. Zahavi (Oxford) pp 274–307 [41] ‘The depth(s) of the twentieth century’ Analysis 70/4 p 1. [42] ‘Fundamental Singleness: how to turn the 2nd Paralogism into a valid argument’ in The Metaphysics of Consciousness ed. P. Basile et al (Cambridge) pp 61-92 [43] ‘Narrativity and non-Narrativity’ in Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Cognitive Science 1: 775- 80

2009 [44] ‘Against “corporism”: the two uses of I’ Organon F 16 pp 428–448 [45] ‘The Self’ in The Oxford Handbook of , ed. B. McLaughlin & A. Beckermann (Oxford) pp 541-64 [46] ‘5 Questions on Mind and Consciousness’ in Mind and Consciousness: 5 Questions (Automatic Press/VIP) pp 191–204 [47] ‘5 Questions on Action’ in Philosophy of Action: 5 Questions (Automatic Press/VIP) pp 253–9 [48] ‘On the sesmet theory of subjectivity’ in Mind That Abides ed. D. Skrbina (Amsterdam: John Benjamins) pp 57–64

2008 [49] ‘The identity of the categorical and the dispositional’ Analysis 68/4 pp 271–82 [50] ‘Introduction’ in Real Materialism and Other Essays [‘RMAOE'] pp 1–18 [51] ‘Real Intentionality 3’ Teorema 27: 35–69 (in RMAOE) [52] ‘Can we know the nature of reality as it is in itself?’ (in RMAOE); revised version of ‘Knowledge of the world’ (2002) [53] ‘The Impossibility of Ultimate Moral Responsibility’ in (RMAOE); revised version of ‘The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility’ (1994)

2007 [54] ‘Why I have no future’ in The Philosophers’ Magazine 38 pp 21–6 [55] ‘Episodic Ethics’ in Narrative and Understanding Persons ed. D. Hutto (Cambridge) pp 85– 115 (in RMAOE)

2006 [56] ‘Realistic monism: why entails panpsychism’ in Journal of Consciousness Studies 13 pp 3-31 also in Consciousness and its place in nature ed. A. Freeman (Thorverton: Imprint Academic) pp 3–31 (in RMAOE) [57] ‘Panpsychism? Reply to commentators, with a celebration of Descartes’ in Consciousness and its place in nature ed. A. Freeman (Thorverton: Imprint Academic) pp 184–280

2005 [58] ‘Introduction’ to The Self? ed. G. Strawson (Oxford: Blackwell) pp vi-xii [59] ‘Gegen die Narrativität’, revised and expanded version of ‘Against Narrativity’ in Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 53 pp 3–22 [60] ‘Intentionality and Experience: Terminological Preliminaries’ in Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mind, ed. David Smith & Amie Thomasson (Oxford/New York: Oxford) pp 41– 66 (revised version in RMAOE) [61] ‘Real intentionality 2’ Synthesis philosophica 20 pp 279–97 (printed without footnotes in error; revised as ‘Real intentionality 3’ in RMAOE)

2004 [62] ‘A Fallacy of our Age’ (‘Against Narrative’) in the Times Literary Supplement, October 15 [63] ‘Against Narrativity’ Ratio 16: 428–52 (revised version in RMAOE) [64] ‘Real intentionality’ Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 3 pp 287–313 (revised as ‘Real intentionality 3’ in RMAOE) [65] ‘Free Agents’ Philosophical Topics 32 pp 371–40 (in RMAOE) [66] Revised version of ‘Free Will’ in The Concise Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy, expanded edition, ed. E. Craig (London: Routledge) pp 286–94

4 2003 [67] ‘Real materialism’ in RMAOE and in Chomsky and his Critics ed. L. Antony & N. Hornstein (Oxford: Blackwell), pp 49–88 [68] ‘Mental ballistics: the involuntariness of spontaneity’ Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 103 pp 227–56 (in RMAOE) [69] ‘What is the relation between an experience, the subject of an experience, and the content of the experience?’ Philosophical Issues 13 pp 279–315 (significantly revised version in RMAOE pp 151–187)

2002 [70] ‘Can we know the nature of reality as it is in itself?’ first published as ‘Knowledge of the world’ Philosophical Issues 12 pp 146–75 (significantly revised version in RMAOE) [71] ‘Postscript to “‘The self’”’ in Personal Identity, ed. by R. Martin & J. Barresi (Cambridge, MA: Blackwell) pp 363–70

2001 [72] ‘The bounds of freedom’ in The Oxford Handbook on Free Will, ed. R. Kane (Oxford), pp 441–60 [73] ‘Hume on himself’ in Essays in Practical Philosophy: From Action to values, ed. D. Egonsson, J. Josefsson, B. Petersson & T. Rønnow-Rasmussen (Aldershot: Ashgate Press), pp 69–94

2000 [74] ‘Free Will’ in The Concise Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy, ed. E. Craig (London: Routledge) [75] ‘The Unhelpfulness of Indeterminism’ Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 60 pp 149–156 [76] ‘Epistemology, Semantics, Ontology and David Hume’ Facta Philosophica 2 pp 113–131 (in RMAOE) [77] ‘David Hume: Objects and Power’ in The New Hume Debate, ed. R. Read & K. Richman (London: Routledge), pp 31–51 (in RMAOE) [78] ‘The phenomenology and ontology of the self’ in Exploring the Self: philosophical and psychopathological perspectives on self-experience, ed. D. Zahavi (Amsterdam: John Benjamins), pp 39–54

1999 [79] ‘The Self and the sesmet’ Journal of Consciousness Studies 6 pp 99–135 [80] ‘Self, Body, and Experience’ Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 73 pp 308–331 (in RMAOE) [81] ‘The Sense of the Self’, in From Soul to Self: Wolfson College Lectures 1996, ed. J. Crabbe (London: Routledge) pp 126–152 [82] ‘Realistic Materialist Monism’ in Towards a Science of Consciousness III, ed. S. Hameroff, A. Kaszniak & D. Chalmers (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), pp 23–32

1998 [83] ‘Free Will’ in The Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy ed. E. Craig (London: Routledge) [84] ‘Luck swallows everything’ Times Literary Supplement June 26 [85] Précis of Mental Reality and replies to: Noam Chomsky, Pierre Jacob, Michael Smith, & Paul Snowdon, Symposium on Mental Reality, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 58 pp 433–435, 461–486

1997 [86] ‘“The Self”’ Journal of Consciousness Studies 4 pp 405–428

1996 [87] ‘The Sense of the Self’ London Review of Books April 18 [88] ‘Reply to Hocutt’ (in ‘Discussion of Mental Reality’) Philosophical Books 37 pp 164–8

1994

5 [89] ‘The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility’ Philosophical Studies 75: 5–24 (in RMAOE) [90] ‘The experiential and the non-experiential’ in The Mind-Body Problem ed. T. Szubka & R. Warner (Oxford: Blackwell), pp 69–86

1991 [91] ‘The Contingent Reality of Natural Necessity’ Analysis 51 pp 209–213 (in RMAOE)

1989 [92] ‘Consciousness, Free Will, and the Unimportance of ’ Inquiry 32 pp 3–27 (in RMAOE) and in Real Materialism and Other Essays [93] ‘Red and "Red"’ Synthese 78 pp 193–232 (in RMAOE)

1987 [94] ‘Realism and Causation’ Philosophical Quarterly 37 pp 253–77 (in RMAOE)

1986 [95] ‘On the Inevitability of Freedom (from a Compatibilist Point of View)’ American Philosophical Quarterly 23 pp 393–400 (in RMAOE)

6 BRIEF ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS, KNOWN REPRINTS, TRANSLATIONS, SELECTED REVIEWS, CONTRIBUTIONS TO BLOGS, ETC ————————————————————————————————————————

2015 (forthcoming) [96] REVIEW of Staying Alive by Marya Schechtman London Review of Books

2015 REPRINT (revised) of ‘Real Materialism’ in Russellian monism, ed. T Alter and Y. Nagasawa (Oxford) [97] REVIEW of The Soul of the Marionette: A Short Inquiry into Human Freedom by John Gray The (February 22)

2014 REPRINT of review of Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez in Arete 44. TRANSLATION (Italian) of ‘The minimal subject’ Quel che Resta dell’Io (Roma: Castelvecchi) pp 41 [98] REVIEW of Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari (11 September)

2013 [99] ‘Real naturalism’ in London Review of Books vol 35 no. 18 TRANSLATION (Spanish) ‘Contra la Narratividad’ in Cuadernos de Crîtica 56 (México: Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas)

2012 TRANSLATION (Hungarian) of ‘The Impossibility of Ultimate Moral Responsibility’ TRANSLATION (French) of ‘Against Narrativity’; ‘Contre la narrativité’ in Fabula-LHT http://www.fabula.org/lht REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Ultimate Moral Responsibility’ in Fifty Readings in Philosophy ed. D. Abel (New York: McGraw Hill)

[100] ‘Hier stehe Ich: a comment on free will’ http://agencyandresponsibility.typepad.com/flickers-of- freedom/2012/12/hier-stehe-ich.html

2011 REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Ultimate Moral Responsibility’ in Fifty Readings in Philosophy ed. D. Abel (New York: McGraw Hill) REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Ultimate Moral Responsibility’ in The Philosophy of Free Will: Selected Contemporary Readings ed. O. Deery and P. Russell (Oxford) TRANSLATION (French) ‘We live beyond any tale that we happen to enact’ (‘L’objet littérature aujourd’hui’, Centre de Recherches pour les Arts et le Langage CNRS-EHESS, Paris )

2010 [101] New York Times ‘The Stone’ July 22 http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/22/your-move-the-maze-of-free-will/ TRANSLATION (Spanish) ‘La impossibilidad de la responsabilidad moral en sentido último’ (‘The Impossibility of (Ultimate) Moral Responsibility’) in Cuadernos Eticos REPRINT of ‘Realistic monism: why physicalism entails panpsychism’? Philosophy of Mind (Critical Concepts in Philosophy) ed. S. Crawford (London: Routledge)

2009 REPRINT of ‘Realistic monism: why physicalism entails panpsychism’ in Mind That Abides ed. D. Skrbina (Amsterdam: John Benjamins) pp 33–57 REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility’ in Free Will ed. D. Pereboom (Indianapolis: Hackett) TRANSLATION (German) ‘Episodische Ethik’ in Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 56 pp 651–676 REPRINT of ‘You Cannot Make Yourself The Way You Are’ in A Very Bad Wizard: Morality Behind the Curtain (McSweeney’s Books)

2008 REPRINT ‘On Freedom and Resentment”’ (chapters 5 and 6 of Freedom and Belief) in Free Will and Reactive Attitudes ed. Michael McKenna and Paul Russell (London: Ashgate). REPRINT ‘Cognitive experience’, excerpt from ‘Intentionality and Experience: Terminological Preliminaries’ in Introducing Philosophy: A Text with Integrated Readings, by Robert Solomon, 9th edition (OUP).

2007 REPRINT (with minor changes) of ‘David Hume: Objects and Power’, in new expanded edition of in The New Hume Debate, ed. R. Read & K. Richman (London: Routledge. REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility’ in Ethical Theory: An Anthology, ed. Russ Shafer- Landau (Oxford: Blackwell). REPRINT of ‘A Fallacy of our Age’ (‘Against Narrative’) in Arguing about the Mind ed. B. Gertler and L. Shapiro (London: Routledge).

2006 TRANSLATION (Croatian) ‘Stvarna intencionalnost 2’ (‘Real intentionality 2’) in Filozofska Istrazivanja 102 pp. 297–318 [superseded by ‘Real intentionality 3’]

2005 REPRINT of ‘Against Narrativity’ in The Self?, ed. G. Strawson (Oxford: Blackwell).

2004 REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility’ in Philosophical Problems: An Annotated Anthology, ed. Laurence BonJour and Ann Baker (White Plains, NY: Longmans)

2003 [102] REVIEW of The Ethics of Memory, by , Guardian, January [103] REVIEW of Freedom Evolves, by , New York Times Book Review, March. [104] ‘You Cannot Make Yourself The Way You Are’ Interview in The Believer March http://www.believermag.com/issues/200303/?read=interview_strawson REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility’ in Free Will: A Reader, ed. Gary Watson (Oxford) REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility’ in Ethical Theory: A Reader, ed. L. Pojman (Wadsworth) TRANSLATION (Slovakian) ‘Skúsenostné a neskúsenostné?’ (‘The experiential and the non-experiential’) in Antológia filozofie mysle, ed. S. Gáliková & E. Gál (Bratislava: Kalligram)

2002 REPRINT (with minor changes) of ‘David Hume: Objects and Power’, in Reading Hume on Human Understanding, ed. P. Millican (Oxford), pp 231–57 REPRINT of ‘“The Self”’, in Personal Identity, ed. R. Martin & J. Barresi (Cambridge, MA: Blackwell) REPRINT with alterations of chapter 16 of Freedom and Belief, in Ethics for Modern Life, 6th edition, edited R. Abelson & M.-L. Friquegnon (Bedford/St. Martins) [105] review of Science, Truth and Democracy, by Philip Kitcher, New York Times Book Review, January [106] review of The Blank Slate, by Stephen Pinker, Financial Times, October

2001 REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility’ in Reason and Responsibility, ed. and Russ Shafer-Landau (Wadsworth).

2000 [107] review of The Feeling of What Happens: Body and Emotion in the Making of Consciousness by A. Damasio, TLS, October

1999 REPRINT of abridgement of Mental Reality pp 93–105 in Oxford Handbook of the Mind, ed. D. Robinson (Oxford). REPRINT of ‘“The Self”’ (Journal of Consciousness Studies 4 405–428) in Models of the Self ed. S. Gallagher & J. Shear (Thorverton: Imprint Academic), pp 1–24 REPRINT of ‘The Self and the sesmet’ in Models of the Self ed. S. Gallagher & J. Shear (Thorverton: Imprint Academic), pp 483–518 [108] review of The Mysterious Flame: Conscious Minds in a Material World, by Colin McGinn, New York Times Book Review, July

1998 [109] review of The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals, 3rd edition, by Charles Darwin, ed. Paul Ekman, Financial Times, April [110] review of The Routledge Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, Financial Times, June REPRINT of ‘The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility’ in What Do We Deserve?: A Reader on Justice and Desert, ed. Louis P. Pojman & Owen McLeod (New York: Oxford).

1996 [111] REVIEW of Kinds of Minds, by Daniel Dennett, Independent on Sunday, September

8 [112] REVIEW of The Origins of Virtue, by Matt Ridley, TLS, November

1995 [113] REVIEW of River out of Eden, by Richard Dawkins, Independent on Sunday, May 28 [114] REVIEW of Darwin’s Dangerous Idea by Dan Dennett, Independent on Sunday, September 24

1994 REPRINT with alterations of chapter 2 of Freedom and Belief, in Agents, Causes, and Events ed. T. O’Connor (Oxford), pp 13–31 (‘Libertarianism, Action, and Self-Determination’) [115] REVIEW of Darwin’s Dangerous Idea, by Daniel Dennett, Independent on Sunday, September

1993 REPRINT with alterations of chapters 5 & 6 of Freedom and Belief, in Perspectives on Moral Responsibility ed. J. M. Fischer & Mark Ravizza (Ithaca, NY: Cornell), pp 67–100 [116] REVIEW of Life’s Dominion, by Ronald Dworkin, Independent on Sunday, May

1991 [117] REVIEW of , by Daniel Dennett, TLS, August [118] REVIEW of Metaphysics as a Guide to Morals, by , Independent on Sunday, October

1990 [119] ‘What’s so good about Reid?’ REVIEW of Thomas Reid by Keith Lehrer (+ five other books on Reid) London Review of Books 12.4 pp. 14–15 [120] ‘Inside the moral maze’ REVIEW of Pagan Virtue by John Casey, TLS, October pp 1093–4 [121] REVIEW of Created from Animals, by James Rachels, Independent on Sunday, June [122] REVIEW of Irrationality, by Stuart Sutherland, Independent on Sunday, December

1989 [123] REVIEW of Innocence and Experience, by Stuart Hampshire, Observer, November

1988 [124] REVIEW of Love in the Time of Cholera, by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Observer, July 3

1987 [125] REVIEW of The Oxford Companion to the Mind, ed. R. Gregory, Observer, December

1986 [126] REVIEW of Acastos: Two Platonic Dialogues, by Iris Murdoch, Observer March [127] REVIEW of The Thread of Life, by Richard Wollheim, Mind 95 400–04 [128] REVIEW of The Blind Watchmaker, by Richard Dawkins, Observer October

1985 [129] REVIEW of Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy, by Bernard Williams, Observer, May [130] REVIEW of Elbow Room: The varieties of free will worth wanting, by Daniel C Dennett, TLS, April

1984 [131] REVIEW of What Sort of People Should There Be? Genetic Engineering, Brain Control and their Impact on our Future World, by Jonathan Glover, Sunday Times [132] REVIEW of Secrets, by Sissela Bok, Sunday Times

1983 [133] REVIEW of The Miracle of Theism, by J. L. Mackie, Sunday Times [134] REVIEW of Plato, by R. M. Hare, Aristotle, by Jonathan Barnes, Hegel, by Peter Singer, Bayle, by Elizabeth Labrousse, Sunday Times, April [135] REVIEW of Animals and Why They Matter: A Journey Around the Species Barrier, by Mary Midgley, Sunday Times, August [136] REVIEW of Consciousness Regained, by Nicholas Humphrey, Sunday Times [137] REVIEW of The Philosophy of Schopenhauer, by Bryan Magee, Sunday Times

1982 [138] REVIEW of Modern French Philosophy, by Vincent Descombes, Quarto, March [139] REVIEW of Time, Action and Necessity, by N. Denyer, TLS, May [140] REVIEW of Philosophy in the Twentieth Century, by A. J. Ayer, Observer [141] REVIEW of Daybreak, by , translated by R. J. Hollingdale, Sunday Times, August

9 [142] REVIEW of Selfless Persons, by Steven Collins, TLS, December

1981 [143] REVIEW of Free Will: A Defence Against Neurophysiological Determinism, by John Thorp, TLS, January [144] REVIEW of Frames of Mind, by Adam Morton, TLS, February

1980 [145] REVIEW of Psychoanalytic Politics, by Sherry Turkle, TLS, February REPRINT of ‘Does Space Go On for Ever?’ in Thinking, The Journal of Philosophy for Children

1979 [146] REVIEW of The Idea of Freedom: Essays in Honour of Isaiah Berlin, ed. Alan Ryan, Lycidas

1978 [147] REVIEW of Dialogues, by Gilles Deleuze and Claire Parnet, TLS, June [148] REVIEW of Descartes: The Project of Pure Enquiry, by B. Williams, TES, July [149] ‘Does Space Go On for Ever?’, Times Educational Supplement, December

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RADIO TALKS AND DISCUSSIONS • ‘Head to Head’ with Edward Stourton, BBC4, August 2012 • ‘In Our Time’ with Melvyn Bragg, Simon Blackburn, and Helen Beebee, on free will March 2011 • WBUR http://www.buworldofideas.org/shows/2010/04/ April 11, 2010 • with Hassan Santur, Canada Broadcasting Corporation, February 2, 2010 • ‘In Our Time’ with Melvyn Bragg, Roger Crisp and Miranda Fricker, on virtue ethics Apr 2002 • with Melvyn Bragg and Leszek Kolakowski, on good and evil Apr 1999 • with Tom Wilkie and Susan Greenfield on consciousness and the brain Jun 1997

TELEVISION • programme on ‘soul searching’ (two parts) Channel 4, 2003 • Brainspotting, programme on consciousness (three parts), Channel 4, 1996

FILM • Foreign Office film on consciousness and the brain (with Susan Greenfield, Roger Penrose et al) 1997

PODCAST • ‘Philosophy bites’ The sense of self March 13 2010 http://philosophybites.com/2010/03/galen-strawson-on-the-sense-of-self.html [also on iTunes] • ‘Philosophy bites’ panpsychism May 2012 http://philosophybites.com/2012/05/galen-strawson-on-panpsychism.html

ONLINE LECTURES and INTERVIEWS • [iTunes] ‘Nietzsche’s metaphysics’ (video or sound only) 2009 • [iTunes] ‘Boston University World of Ideas lecture’ 2010 • What Things are Real? http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/What-Things-are-Real-Galen-Strawson- /1729 • Is consciousness an illusion? (No) http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/Is-Consciousness-an-Illusion- Galen-Strawson-/1721 • Mind, Brain and Consciousness 1 http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/Can-Brain-Explain-Mind- Galen-Strawson-/1722 • Mind, Brain and Consciousness 2 http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/What-is-the-Stuff-of-Mind- and-Brain-Galen-Strawson-/1723 • Mind, Brain and Consciousness 3 http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/Anything-Nonphysical-about- the-Mind-Galen-Strawson-/1724 • On metaphysics 1 http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/What-is-Panpsychism-Galen-Strawson-/1725 • On metaphysics 2 http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/What-are-Selves-Galen-Strawson-/1726 • On free will http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/Mysteries-of-Free-Will-Galen-Strawson-/1727 • On metaphysics 3 http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/Insights-of-Metaphysics-Galen-Strawson-/1728 •‘A dialogue on free will’ in Methode: Analytic Perspectives 2/3: 200–204 (Free Will: Thirty points of view ed S. Bonicalzi and M. De Caro) http://www.methodejournal.org/index.php?journal=meth

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