Timothy Schoettle

“How Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Inverted Spectrum” Pacific Philosophical Quarterly. Vol. 90(1) 2009
“The Form Content Distinction in Husserl and Kant” Chronos. Vol. X 2008-2009
“Whatever happened to John McTaggart?” Chronos. Vol. IX 2007-2008
“The Shocking Non Sequitur” International Philosophical Quarterly. Vol. 48(4) 2008
Review of Robert Brandom’s Tales of the Mighty Dead. De Philosophia. (2004) 18(1), 118-121.
“Showing and Saying” and Co-Author of “Causal Analysis” Humanity Core Course Guide 2001-2002 (Instruction material used in the instruction of over 1000 students)
“Can Consciousness be Explained?”, co-author.
Invited talk on the inverted spectrum
NYU Philosophy Department, fall 2012
“Whatever Happened to John McTaggart?”, peer reviewed application
American Philosophical Association, Central Division, spring 2008
Philosophy of Time Society
“The Shocking Non Sequitur”, peer reviewed application
Society of Christian Philosophers, Eastern Division, spring 2006
“A Problem for Perry (and Lycan)”, peer reviewed application
American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, spring, 2002

Ph.D., Philosophy: University of California, Irvine, spring, 2003 U.C.I. Summer dissertation fellowship, summer 2001 Brython Davis fellowship award, 2001-2002
M.A., Philosophy: University of Michigan, fall, 1997 Regent’s Scholarship, 1993-1994
Harvard (1991-1992) and Tufts (1992-1993) post-undergraduate, non-degree, graded work
B.A. English: Yale, spring, 1990 Magna cum laude, distinction in the English major