Stephen Crowley to Speak at UE's Crick Lecture on March 20
Evansville, IN (03/11/2019) — Stephen Crowley, associate professor of philosophy at Boise State University, will be the guest speaker for the University of Evansville's annual Crick Lecture in the Cognitive and Neural Sciences. The lecture is Wednesday, March 20 at 4:00 p.m. in the Vectren Lecture Hall, Room 100, in the Koch Center for Engineering and Science. This event is free and open to the public.
The topic of Crowley's lecture will be "Is There a Virtue in Honesty? Personality Psychology Meets Virtue Ethics."
Crowley's areas of academic interest include epistemology, philosophy of science, history and sociology of science, philosophy of mind/psychology, philosophy of logic, early modern philosophy.
Crowley earned his PhD in Philosophy from Indiana University. He grew up in Adelaide, South Australia, and graduated from the University of Adelaide where he focused on the study of logic. He moved to the United States to pursue graduate studies. His areas of academic interest and study include epistemology, philosophy of science, history and sociology of science, philosophy of mind/psychology, philosophy of logic, early modern philosophy.
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