Department of Philosophy
Graduate Student
Joseph Long
Education:
M.A., Texas Tech University, Philosophy, 2004
M.A., Southwestern Seminary, Theology, 2002
B.A., University of New Mexico, Psychology, 1996
151 Dodd Hall
Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL 32306-1500
Office: 151E Dodd Hall
Phone: 850/645-1531
Fax: 850/644-3832
Email: jcl05c@fsu.edu
Office Hours: TR 12:25-1:55 (Fall 2008)
Joseph is originally from Portales, New Mexico. With an M.A. in theology and another in philosophy, he has the dubious distinction of being Joseph Long, M.A., M.A. or, for short, Joe MAMA. Recently become ABD, his main interests are metaethics (esp. non-naturalism, intuitionism, and Moore's Open Question Argument), philosophy of science (esp. natural kinds, multiple realization, and reductionism), and metaphysics (esp. causation and material constitution). When he is not doing philosophy, he enjoys racquetball, jazz and classical music (preferably the Romantic composers), literature, good beer, and good cigars.