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Serdal Tümkaya

Ibn Haldun University
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  • Ibn Haldun University
    Department of Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence
    Assistant Professor
Middle East Technical University
PhD, 2022
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Başakşehir, Istanbul, Turkey
0000-0002-2453-4184
Areas of Specialization
Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence
Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Connectionism and Eliminativism
Philosophy of Mind
Philosophical Traditions
Metaphysics and Epistemology
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Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Epistemology
Philosophy of Biology
20th Century Philosophy
General Philosophy of Science
Philosophical Traditions
Consciousness and Neuroscience
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  • “Neuroscience is Relevant for Philosophy”
    Bruno Mölder and Patricia Churchland
    Problemos (88): 176-186. 2015.
    This is an interview with Professor Patricia S. Churchland. It covers themes such as eliminative materialism, folk psychology, neurophilosophy, the relationship between philosophy and science, moral norms as well as the criticism of contemporary analytic philosophy.
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