معرفی
Arthur G. Carlyle is a Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at Hartwick College. He holds a PhD from the University of Leeds (2021), an MA in Philosophy from the University of Kansas (2016), and a BA in Philosophy with a minor in Cognitive Science from Hartwick College (2014). His doctoral thesis, “A structuralist approach to animalism,” was supervised by Ellen Clarke, Helen Steward, and Steven French, with examiners Gregory Radick and Eric Olson. His research focuses on the philosophy of science (particularly biology), metaphysics (especially personal identity), and ethics, with an emphasis on how theories of identity intersect with scientific, medical, and practical human concerns.
- Education:
- PhD in Philosophy, University of Leeds (2021)
- MA in Philosophy, University of Kansas (2016)
- BA in Philosophy (with Cognitive Science minor), Hartwick College (2014)
Carlyle’s work applies eliminativist Ontic Structural Realism to biological individuality, advocating for a naturalized version of animalism grounded in philosophy of biology. His interests bridge metaphysical debates with practical applications in ethics, medicine, and science.
