In December 2011, I completed my PhD in philosophy at the University of British Columbia, under Chris Stephens. My main research interest is in epistemology, formal and traditional. My dissertation, Belief in Context, looks at belief-analogues of various positions in the debate over epistemic contextualism, and the relationship between binary and scaled notions of belief. You can read an abstract and download the final dissertation here. I'm also interested in logic and in free will/moral responsibility. I hold a B.Sc. in mathematics and philosophy from the University of Toronto. Material for Search Committees Some things I do that aren't philosophy. If you got here via a Google search, there's a good chance one of the first few results was a page titled "Roger Clarke's Definition of Knowledge". For the record, I'm not that Roger Clarke, and I don't know how to define "knowledge". Roger Clarke rclarke at interchange dot ubc dot ca |