Edward Hinchman

Associate Professor

Office: Curtin Hall 618
Phone: (414) 229-4395
Fax: (414) 229-5022
e-mail: hinchman@uwm.edu
Web Page: people.uwm.edu/hinchman

Degree:

Ph.D. University of Michigan

Research Interests:

His current research addresses equally the nature of judgment and belief and the nature of intention. This work extends a longstanding project on the role of trust in epistemic and practical rationality.

Teaching Interests:

Teaches courses in epistemology, moral psychology, and the metaphysics of action and mind.

Publications:

"Rational Requirements and 'Rational' Akrasia," forthcoming in Philosophical Studies.

"Assertion, Sincerity, and Knowledge," forthcoming in Noûs.

"Narrative and the Stability of Intention," forthcoming in European Journal of Philosophy.

"Assurance and Warrant," forthcoming in Philosophers' Imprint.

"Reflection, Disagreement, and Context," American Philosophical Quarterly 49:2 (April 2012).

"Conspiracy, Commitment, and the Self," Ethics 120:3 (April 2010).

"Receptivity and the Will," Noûs 43:3 (September 2009).

"Advising as Inviting to Trust," Canadian Journal of Philosophy 35:3 (September 2005).

"Telling as Inviting to Trust," Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 70:3 (May 2005).

"Trust and Diachronic Agency," Noûs 37:1 (March 2003).