ALISON WYLIE
Department of Philosophy - University of Washington

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PUBLICATIONS,
PRESENTATIONS, &
CURRENT PROJECTS

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CONFERENCES
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PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, & CURRENT PROJECTS

Publications

For a full list of publications, current projects, and recent presentations by area see:
          Philosophy of Science
          Philosophy of Archaeology
          Research Ethics
          Feminist Philosophy of Science and Feminist Archaeology
          Equity Issues

Current projects

  • Doing Archaeology as a Feminist, co-edited with Margaret Conkey: under review; projected for publication as a special double issue of the Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 14.3-4 (2007).
  • Standpoint Matters, In Feminist Philosophy of Science, manuscript in preparation.
  • “The Appropriation of Archaeological Finds,” co-authored with George Nicholas, under revision for The Ethics of Cultural Appropriation, edited by James O. Young and Conrad G. Brunk (Routledge).
  • “Philosophy from the Ground Up: Evidential Reasoning in Archaeology,” under revision for the Journal of Social Archaeology.
  • For current conference organizing see Conferences & Workshops.
  • Recent Presentations

  • “Philosophy From the Ground Up: Evidential Reasoning in Archaeology”: Department of Philosophy and the History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Science Workshop, University of Chicago (May 2006); University of Arizona IGERT Seminar on Archaeological Science (April 2006); Stanford Center for Archaeological Research (January 2006); “Making Society, Knowing Society,” UC- San Diego (June 2005).
  • "Differences that Make a Difference: Metaphilosophical Reflections on Epistemic Pluralism”: contribution to an ‘author meets critics’ session on Science and Social Inequality by Sandra Harding, American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division (Washington D.C., December 2006).
  • “Standpoint (Still) Matters: Women, Work, and the Academy”: keynote panel presentation, FEMMSS conference (ASU, February 2007); keynote address for the Central States Philosophical Association (October 2006); Northwest Philosophy of Science meeting (UBC, May 2006); Clayman Institute for Gender Research and the Stanford Program for History and Philosophy of Science (May 2006).
  • “Boundary-crossing and Trading Zones: Interdisciplinarity in Philosophy of Science”: sponsored session on Interdisciplinary Scholarship, American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division (Portland OR, March 2006).
  • “Epistemic Pluralism and Epistemic Justice”: conference keynote address, Cultures of Contact: Archaeology, Ethics, and Globalization, Center for Archaeological Research, Stanford University (February 2006).
  • “Archaeological Stewardship in a Collaborative Framework”: Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona (March 2006).
  • “Socially Naturalized Norms of Epistemic Rationality: Aggregation and Deliberation”: 2005 Spindel Conference on “Social Epistemology” (Memphis TN, September 2005).
  • “What Can Philosophy of Science Learn from Archaeology and Vice Versa?”: author meets critics symposium on Thinking from Things, Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association (Austin TX, November 2004).
  • Videos

  • Women, Work, and the Academy: video of keynote panel discussion with Nancy Hopkins, Claude Steele, and Virginia Valian (Barnard Center for Research on Women). On-line video
  • The Chilly Climate in Universities and Colleges, a video produced by Western's Caucus on Women's Issues and UWO Equity Department (with support from the Ontario Women's Directory and Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities). WCWI Catalog
  • Interviews

  • Kathryn Denning: Words of Wisdom: "From the Ground Up: An Interview with Alison Wylie" Assemblages 2000.

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