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Stephan Hartmann
Stephan Hartmann is Chair
in Epistemology
and Philosophy of Science in the Department of
Philosophy at Tilburg
University and Director of the Tilburg
Center for Logic and Philosophy of Science. He was
formerly Professor of
Philosophy in
the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific
Method at the London
School of Economics and Director of LSE's
Centre for Philosophy
of Natural and
Social Science. From 2002-2005, he
directed the
research group Philosophy,
Probability and
Modeling at the University of Konstanz. His
primary research
and teaching areas are philosophy of science,
philosophy of physics, formal
epistemology, and social epistemology.
Hartmann published numerous articles and the book Bayesian
Epistemology (with Luc Bovens) that appeared
in 2003 with
Oxford
University Press. His current
research
interests include formal
social
epistemology (especially models of deliberation, norm
emergence, and
pluralistic ignorance), the philosophy and psychology
of
reasoning, intertheoretic
relations,
and (imprecise)
probabilities in
quantum mechanics. He is
also working on the book Bayesian Philosophy of Science (with
Jan Sprenger), which is under contract with Oxford
University Press.
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