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Matt Duncan

Professor

Rhode Island College

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Department Of Philosophy

Studies Of Department Of Psychology, Chemical Dependency And Addiction

Matt Duncan is currently serving as a Philosophy Professor at Rhode Island College.

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Rhode Island College

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philosophy psychology psychiatry neuroscience identity (social science) phenomenology (philosophy) philosophy of mind human behavior behavioral neuroscience experiential learning independent studies preservice teacher education social identity animal behavior wildlife behavioral ecology ethology animal cognition english teaching forum performative teaching self-awareness narrative and identity personal identity philosophical psychology philosophical inquiry animal protection animal behaviour applied ethology animal performance movement ecology personal persistence

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A New Acquaintance Theory of Introspection. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2026)

We Are Not Self Made. Erkenntnis (2025)

Animalists on the Run. Inquiry (2022)

Matt Duncan

animal behaviorwildlifebehavioral ecologyhuman behavioranimal protectionethologyanimal behaviourapplied ethologyanimal performanceanimal cognitionmovement ecologyphilosophyneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

Reasoning With Knowledge of Things. Philosophical Psychology (2022)

Teaching Learning Guide for: Acquaintance. Philosophy Compass (2022)

experiential learningperformance studiesenglish teaching forumeducationindependent studiesperformative teachingpreservice teacher education

Acquaintance. Philosophy Compass (2021)

Externalists Should Be Sense-Datum Theorists. Journal of the American Philosophical Association (2021)

How You Know You’re Conscious: Illusionism and Knowledge of Things. Review of Philosophy and Psychology (2021)

Suppose We Know Things. Episteme (2021)

A New Argument for the Phenomenal Approach to Personal Persistence. Philosophical Studies (2019)

Matt Duncan

phenomenology (philosophy)personal persistencephilosophy of mindphilosophyphilosophical inquiry

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Matt Duncan

Professor

Rhode Island College

Affiliations

Department Of Philosophy

Studies Of Department Of Psychology, Chemical Dependency And Addiction

Matt Duncan is currently serving as a Philosophy Professor at Rhode Island College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Matt Duncan

Rhode Island College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A New Acquaintance Theory of Introspection. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2026)

We Are Not Self Made. Erkenntnis (2025)

Animalists on the Run. Inquiry (2022)

Matt Duncan

Reasoning With Knowledge of Things. Philosophical Psychology (2022)

Teaching Learning Guide for: Acquaintance. Philosophy Compass (2022)

experiential learningperformance studiesenglish teaching forumeducationindependent studiesperformative teachingpreservice teacher education

Acquaintance. Philosophy Compass (2021)

Externalists Should Be Sense-Datum Theorists. Journal of the American Philosophical Association (2021)

How You Know You’re Conscious: Illusionism and Knowledge of Things. Review of Philosophy and Psychology (2021)

Suppose We Know Things. Episteme (2021)

A New Argument for the Phenomenal Approach to Personal Persistence. Philosophical Studies (2019)

Matt Duncan

phenomenology (philosophy)personal persistencephilosophy of mindphilosophyphilosophical inquiry

1
2
10 / page