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Matthew Haug

Associate Professor

College of William and Mary

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Arts & Sciences

Philosophy

Matthew Haug is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at College of William And Mary.

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College of William and Mary

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philosophy philosophy of science metaphysics applied philosophy philosophical inquiry special sciences psychology evolutionary biology chemistry philosophy of mathematics philosophical logic physical chemistry social philosophy epistemology philosophy of mind intellectual discourse mechanism analysis natural selection abstraction (computer science) practical philosophy philosophy of logic social exclusion causal reasoning moral philosophy neurophilosophy philosophical psychology emergent phenomena population-level properties explanatory relevance exclusion principles natural properties exclusion problem many causes selective causal skepticism completeness-based arguments deflationary meta-ontology nonreductive physicalism cynthia macdonald graham macdonald philosophical methodology metatheory humanities conceptual analysis computational philosophy history and philosophy of science

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No Microphysical Causation? No Problem: Selective Causal Skepticism and the Structure of Completeness-Based Arguments for Physicalism. Synthese (2017)

Matthew C. Haug

metaphysicsselective causal skepticismcompleteness-based argumentscausal reasoningphilosophy of science

Must Naturalism Lead to a Deflationary Meta-Ontology?. Metaphysica (2014)

Matthew Haug

deflationary meta-ontologyepistemologyphilosophy

Abstraction and Explanatory Relevance; or, Why Do the Special Sciences Exist?. Philosophy of Science (2011)

Matthew C. Haug

abstraction (computer science)special sciencesphilosophy of sciencephilosophyexplanatory relevance

Emergence in Mind * Edited by Cynthia Macdonald and Graham Macdonald. Analysis (2011)

philosophycynthia macdonaldneurophilosophyphilosophical psychologyapplied philosophyintellectual discourseemergent phenomenagraham macdonaldhumanitiescognitive sciencephilosophy of mindevolutionary psychology

Natural Properties and the Special Sciences. The Monist (2011)

Matthew C. Haug

special sciencesnatural propertiesphysical chemistrychemistry

On the Distinction Between Reductive and Nonreductive Physicalism. Metaphilosophy (2011)

MATTHEW C. HAUG

metaphysicsnonreductive physicalismphysics

On the Prospects for Ontology: Deflationism, Pluralism, and Carnap's Principle of Tolerance. European Journal of Philosophy (2011)

Matthew C. Haug

philosophyapplied philosophyphilosophical inquirymoral philosophysocial philosophy

The Exclusion Problem Meets the Problem of Many Causes. Erkenntnis (2010)

Matthew C. Haug

social exclusionexclusion problemmany causessocial sciences

Realization, Determination, and Mechanisms. Philosophical Studies (2009)

Matthew C. Haug

psychologymechanism analysisphilosophyphilosophy of science

Two Kinds of Completeness and the Uses (and Abuses) of Exclusion Principles. The Southern Journal of Philosophy (2009)

Matthew C. Haug

practical philosophyexclusion principlesphilosophy of mathematicsapplied philosophyphilosophical logicphilosophical inquiryphilosophy of logicphilosophy

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Matthew Haug

Associate Professor

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Philosophy

Matthew Haug is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at College of William And Mary.

Honors

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Experiences

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Matthew Haug

College of William and Mary

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

No Microphysical Causation? No Problem: Selective Causal Skepticism and the Structure of Completeness-Based Arguments for Physicalism. Synthese (2017)

Matthew C. Haug

metaphysicsselective causal skepticismcompleteness-based argumentscausal reasoningphilosophy of science

Must Naturalism Lead to a Deflationary Meta-Ontology?. Metaphysica (2014)

Matthew Haug

deflationary meta-ontologyepistemologyphilosophy

Abstraction and Explanatory Relevance; or, Why Do the Special Sciences Exist?. Philosophy of Science (2011)

Matthew C. Haug

abstraction (computer science)special sciencesphilosophy of sciencephilosophyexplanatory relevance

Emergence in Mind * Edited by Cynthia Macdonald and Graham Macdonald. Analysis (2011)

Natural Properties and the Special Sciences. The Monist (2011)

Matthew C. Haug

special sciencesnatural propertiesphysical chemistrychemistry

On the Distinction Between Reductive and Nonreductive Physicalism. Metaphilosophy (2011)

MATTHEW C. HAUG

metaphysicsnonreductive physicalismphysics

On the Prospects for Ontology: Deflationism, Pluralism, and Carnap's Principle of Tolerance. European Journal of Philosophy (2011)

Matthew C. Haug

philosophyapplied philosophyphilosophical inquirymoral philosophysocial philosophy

The Exclusion Problem Meets the Problem of Many Causes. Erkenntnis (2010)

Matthew C. Haug

social exclusionexclusion problemmany causessocial sciences

Realization, Determination, and Mechanisms. Philosophical Studies (2009)

Matthew C. Haug

psychologymechanism analysisphilosophyphilosophy of science

Two Kinds of Completeness and the Uses (and Abuses) of Exclusion Principles. The Southern Journal of Philosophy (2009)

Matthew C. Haug

practical philosophyexclusion principlesphilosophy of mathematicsapplied philosophyphilosophical logicphilosophical inquiryphilosophy of logicphilosophy

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