Uriah Kriegel's Page

Welcome to my website. I am assistant professor of Philosophy at the University of Arizona, but am based in Sydney until August 2008. I work mostly on consciousness and intentionality, but also dabble in other issues in philosophy of mind, as well as metaphysics, cognitive science, and moral psychology. In my spare time, I follow sports and politics and chill out with my homies. I like a good cup of coffee; dislike cell phones.

-- final draft: "Composition as a Secondary Quality", forthcoming in Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 89 (2008)

-- early draft: "The Moral Problem: One More Time, with Feeling"

-- final draft: "Locke on Consciousness", forthcoming in History of Philosophy Quarterly (co-authored with Angela Coventry)

- final draft: "Self-Representationalism and Phenomenology", forthcoming in Philosophical Studies

-- penultimate draft: "The Dispensability of (Merely) Intentional Objects", also forthcoming in Philosophical Studies (I know, it's weird)

-- draft: Chapter 1, as well as Table of Contents, of Subjective Consciousness: A Self-Representational Theory, a manuscript I'm putting the finishing touches on

-- some other forthcoming papers: on narrow content in Mind & Language 23 (2008); on the extended mind in The Monist 91 (with Terry Horgan); and a second version of "The Same-Order Monitoring Theory of Consciousness" from Self-Representational Approaches to Consciousness.