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Joseph Long , Ph.D

Associate Professor and Chair

(585) 395-2492
jlong@brockport.edu
Office: Liberal Arts 124
Office Hours:

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 10:45-11:45, and by appointment

Courses Taught

• Philosophy and Evolution
• Philosophy of Science
• Ethical Theory
• Modern Logic
• Introduction to Logic
• Critical Thinking
• Introduction to Ethics
• Introduction to Philosophy

Research Interests

Joseph Long works primarily in the philosophy of science and metaethics. He also has research interests in the philosophy of language, metaphysics (esp. persistence and composition), and the philosophy of religion. You can find more information at his website at academia.edu.

• Recent Publications
  • “Mystery of the Trinity: A Reply to Einar Bøhn.” Sophia. DOI: 10.1007/s11841-019-0710-02016. 2019.
  • “One’s an Illusion: Organisms, Persistence, and Non-eliminative Nihilism.” Philosophia 47: 459-75. 2019.
  • “Non-cognitivism and the Problem of Moral-based Epistemic Reasons: A Sympathetic Reply to Cian Dorr.” Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy 10: 1-7. 2016.
  • “Rightness = Right-maker: Reduction or Reductio?” Disputatio 7: 193-206. 2015.
  • “In Defense of Cornell Realism: A Reply to Elizabeth Tropman.” Theoria 80: 174-83. 2014.
  • “Right-making and Reference.” American Philosophical Quarterly 49: 277-80. 2012.