"multitudes of Books, begetting in the mindes of those that read them infinite Distractions, deprive them of the Benefits they might receive from fewer"
- Richard Burthogge, Organum Vetus et Novum, 1678, p.1.
About me:
There is a list of my academic publications here and a very brief CV here. There is a rather random collection of my work in progress here - a lot of it is handouts and slides from talks rather than draft papers.
Contact:
Click on this link to reveal my email address: twc...@york.ac.uk I am also on Twitter: check #philos for academic philosophy.
For Students:
Modules:
From October 2009, all module materials will be hosted on the Virtual Learning Environment: vle.york.ac.uk
However, I am keeping the Spring 2009 module Atheism & Scepticism in the 18th Century publicly available so that others interested in teaching Early Modern Philosophy can see what we did.
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