Brian Epstein https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html The Ant Trap: Rebuilding the Foundations of the Social Sciences Draft paper on Social Groups New article on my work in Tufts Now Social Ontology – Cambridge Element Daniel Dennett: His philosophical work and legacy What Alabama’s Roy Moore Got Right The Ant Trap – under contract at Oxford Biko on non-white and black: Improving social reality A Framework for Social Ontology What are social groups? Their metaphysics and how to classify them Replies to Hawley, Mikkola, and Hindriks Replies to Guala and Gallotti Précis of The Ant Trap About Home News FAQ The proofs are ready! Current Courses Social Ontology (Cambridge Element) Anchoring versus Grounding – Reply to Schaffer Fall classes The Ant Trap on Amazon and B&N New York Times – The Stone Ambient Intelligence New York Times piece: What Alabama’s Roy Moore Got Right Review of Language: A Biological Model by Ruth Millikan Review of Creations of the Mind, edited by Margolis and Laurence Review of The SAGE Handbook of the Philosophy of Social Sciences, ed. by Jarvie and Zamorra-Bonilla The Internal and the External in Linguistic Explanation When Local Models Fail Grounds, Convention, and the Metaphysics of Linguistic Tokens Ontological Individualism Reconsidered The Diviner and the Scientist: Revisiting the Question of Alternative Standards of Rationality Agent-Based Models and the Fallacies of Individualism The Perils of Tweaking: How to Use Macrodata to Set Parameters in Complex Simulation Models Sortals and Criteria of Identity Social Objects without Intentions What is Individualism in Social Ontology? Ontological Individualism vs. Anchor Individualism How Many Kinds of Glue Hold the Social World Together? Why Macroeconomics does not Supervene on Microeconomics The Realpolitik of Reference History and the Critique of Social Concepts Publications Draft of a new paper challenging standard accounts of shared intentions Contact The Ant Trap “Social Ontology” in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Summer 2013 TEDx Stanford Talk