Christopher Michael Cloos

I am a graduate student in philosophy at the University of California, Santa Barbara. My primary philosophical interests are in epistemology, ethics, and philosophy of mind. I also have strong interests in philosophy of action, philosophy of law, political philosophy, John Locke, and philosophy of probability. In epistemology my interests include: disagreement, evidence, ignorance, epistemic responsibility, internalism and externalism, ethics of belief, rationality, justification, and knowledge. My interests in ethics include: moral responsibility, normativity, reasons, moral perception, and moral value. In philosophy of mind my interests include: content internalism and externalism, propositional attitudes, representation, perception, and mental causation.

For a brief history of my intellectual journey see my About page. Due to my love of books I have something of a home library. Below is a picture of my home office.