Joshua Myers
Assistant Professor
Philosophy
RESEARCH INTERESTS
I work at the intersection of mind and epistemology. Broadly speaking, I am interested in how we manage to represent and reason about the world. This has resulted in two (closely related) research projects. The first investigates how the imagination can be a source of epistemic value. The second investigates the nature, semantics, and epistemology of analog and iconic representations. I approach these topics from both a priori and empirically informed perspectives.