Murray Clarke is a
Professor
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of
Philosophy at
Concordia University
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in
Montreal
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,
Quebec
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,
Canada
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specializing in
Cognitive Science,
Philosophy of Mind
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, and
Naturalized Epistemology
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. He is the author of ''Reconstructing Reason and Representation''.
Publications
*"Reconstructing Reason and Representation" (2004) MIT Press
:Honorable Mention, 2005, for the American Psychological Association's William James Prize
:review symposium (Philosophiques, 34:2 (2007) 353–492)
See also
*
List of people from Montreal
References
External links
Murray Clarke's website at Concordia University
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Canadian philosophers
Academic staff of Concordia University
Living people
Year of birth missing (living people)