Prof. Brad Dowden Philosophy Department  California State University, Sacramento     Fall 2008 classes Spring 2009 classes Other classes  Research interests Deep mysteries Personal info   Fall 2008 classes Phil. 4, Critical Thinking Phil. 60, Symbolic Logic I Phil. 176, 20th Century Anglo-American Philosophy Spring 2009 classes Phil. 4, Critical Thinking Phil. 160, Symbolic Logic II Phil. 192D, Space & Time  Previous classes Phil. 4, Critical Thinking (Internet) Phil. 6, Intro to Philosophy Phil. 60, Symbolic Logic I Phil 125, Philosophy of Science, essay, homeworks, final exam Phil. 153, Philosophy of Mind, assignments Phil. 154, Philosophy of Language, final exam Phil. 160, Symbolic Logic II Phil. 176, 20th C.Anglo-American Philosophy, final exams Phil. 180, Theory of Knowledge Phil. 181, Metaphysics, essay, homeworks, final exams Phil. of Halloween Phil. 192D, Space & Time, exam questions LibA. 205, Space & Time, exam questions Research interests Time and space Liar Paradox (This sentence is false.) Truth Fallacies of informal logic   Deep mysteries Shortest proof of telepathy. Shortest proof of the inconsistency of Euclidean geometry. How God created the world: using the inconsistency of arithmetic. Humorous suggestions for improving your essay writing.   Personal information Title: Professor Degrees: Ph. D. in philosophy from Stanford University, and M.S. in physics from Ohio State University Specialties: Philosophy of Science, Logic, Language, Mind, and Mathematics E-mail: dowden@csus.edu Office: Mendocino Hall 3022 Telephone: 916-278-7384 (my office) or 916-278-6424 (secretary) Mailing Address: Prof. Brad Dowden, Philosophy Dept., California State University Sacramento, Sacramento, CA 95819-6033 USA Editor, Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy Photos   PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS Updated: July 6, 2008