Dr Joe Ulatowski
Senior Lecturer, Programme Convenor (Philosophy)
Qualifications: BSc Methodist, MA Mississippi, PhD Utah
Expertise
Metaphysics; Philosophy
Naturalistic Understanding of Mind, Language, and Action
Research Interests
I am interested in forms of truth and action, especially those that don't fit standard philosophical theories, and I approach these matters pluralistically by employing both traditional philosophical methods and empirical methods, such as those more common in the social sciences.
Recent Publications
Lumsden, D., & Ulatowski, J. (2019). Casting light upon the great endarkenment. Metaphilosophy, 50(5), 729-742. Retrieved from https://philpapers.org/rec/LUMCLU
Sivinski, S., & Ulatowski, J. (2019). The anthropocentrism of the cosmic perspective argument. Ethics and the Environment, 24(1), 1-18. doi:10.2979/ethicsenviro.24.1.01
Ulatowski, J. (2019). What Is It Like To Be Immortal?. Diametros, (62), 65-77. doi:10.33392/diam.1264
Barnard, R., & Ulatowski, J. (2019). Does anyone really think that ?f? Is true if and only if f?. In A. Aberdein, & M. Inglis (Eds.), Advances in Experimental Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics (1st ed.). Bloomsbury Academic.