Jean-Baptiste Guillon
I am presently Assistant Professor (on a fixed-term contract) at the University of Navarra (Spain).
I work mainly in Metaphysics (Free Will, metaphysics of time, dualism, Meinongianism) and Epistemology (Scepticism, Common Sense).
In my PhD dissertation (2014, univ. of Nantes), I defend an introspectionist epistemology for libertarian Free Will. The epistemological strategy that I pursue is largely inspired by the Common Sense tradition.
I'm also interested in the applications of my metaphysical and epistemological theses in philosophy of religion (Free Will and foreknowledge, religious epistemology, etc.)
Here is a sample of my research :
- A Common Sense Defence of Ostrich Nominalism (Philosophia, 2020)
- Coincidence as Parthood (Synthese, 2019)
- The Evil Demon argument as based on closure plus meta-coherence (Synthese, 2016)
- Van Inwagen on introspected freedom (Philosophical Studies, 2014)
to guillonjeanbaptiste [AT] gmail.com.