James Hill
prof. James Hill, Ph.D.
E-mail:
james.hill@ff.cuni.cz
Phone:
(+420) 221619391
Address
Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies
Místnost č. 222
Courses Taught This Semester
Tuesday
Doctoral Seminar
P218 17:30 - 19:05
Wednesday
Big Books
P131 10:50 - 12:25
Wednesday
Early -modern Philosophy B
P217 15:50 - 17:25
Thursday
Subject Colloquium I
P218 15:50 - 17:25
Thursday
A Story of the Mind in Modern Philosophy
P131 12:30 - 14:05
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Specialization
Early-modern philosophy from Descartes to Hume.
Analytical philosophy, especially the philosophy of mind.
Theories of consciousness and self-consciousness (past and present).
Biographical Notes
James Hill studied at Trinity College, Oxford (MA oxon), the University of Geneva (D.E.S.), and King’s College, London University (PhD)
He has lived and taught in Prague since the mid-1990s where he is married, with two children.
He has had a full-time appointment at the Institute of Philosophy and Religious Studies since 1998.
For five years (2015-2019), James Hill served as the editor-in-chief of
Filosofický časopis
.
He is currently chair of the PhD programme in philosophy.
Publications from the Last Ten Years
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A Story of the Mind
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A Story of the Mind in Modern Philosophy
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Andy Clark and the Extended Mind
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Austin
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Berkeley's Philosophy of Spirit
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Big Books
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Concept of Mind from Descaetes to Hume
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Conception of Mind between Descartes and Hume: Modern Philosophy
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Conceptions of Mind in the Philosophy of the Early-Modern Period
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Consciousness: Contemporary Perspectives
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Consciousness: Contemporary Readings [1]
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Consciousness in Nature
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Contemporary Philosophy of Mind
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Contemporary Theories of Consciousness
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David Hume's Philosophy of Human Nature
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Departmental Theoretical and Methodological Seminar
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Descartes and Gassendi [1]
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Descartes and Gassendi [2]
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Descartes, Discourse
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Doctoral Seminar
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Doctoral Seminar II
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Doctoral Seminar III
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Doctoral Seminar IV
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Dreaming 1
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Dreaming 2
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Early -modern Philosophy B
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Early Modern Philosophy I: Causality in the Early-Modern Period / Dynamical Theory of Subjectivity
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Early Modern Philosophy 1: Introduction to Empiricism / Idea and Notion from Descartes to Berkeley
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Early Modern Philosophy 1: Introduction to Hegel's Philosophy / Introduction to Empiricism
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Early-Modern Theories of Vision
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Early-Modern Theories of Vision
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Empirical Approaches to the Philosophy of Consciousness
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Evolution and Mind
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Evolution and Philosophy
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Experience and Knowledge: Locke, Berkeley, Hume
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Hobbes and Locke on Political Philosophy
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Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau. Three Concepts of Political Community
AFS100447
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Hume's Dialogues on Natural Religion
AFS100290
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Hume's Inquiry Concerning Human Understanding
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Idealism in early modern thought
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Innatism / Body, Human Body, and Mind from Descartes to Hume
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Internship Abroad
AFS100192
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Introduction to Pre-Kantian Early Modern Philosophy - Empiricism and Rationalism [2]
AFS100191
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Introduction to Pre-Kantian Early Modern Philosophy [1]
AFS100041
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Leibniz: New Essays
AFS100042
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Leibniz: New Essays - Reading
AFSV00212
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Liberalism and its Historical Roots
AFS100732
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Locke_person and political Freedom
AFS500078
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MA Course II: Hodnoty a rozum
AFS100291
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McGinn on Mind and the Imagination (in English)
AFSV00050
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Mill On Liberty
AFS100686
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Mind and Person in Early-Modern Empiricism
AFSV00227
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Mind in Modern Thought
AFS100012
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Modern Philosophy - exam
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Modern Philosophy - exam in front of an examination board for 2-year MA programme
AFS100412
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Modern Philosophy I: Philosophy, Science and Philosophy of Science between Descartes and Kant
AFSV00106
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Noam Chomsky: Language, Mind, Science
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Peer-reviewed Publication
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Perspectives on the Liberalism of John Locke
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Philosophy of Mind
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Philosophy of Mind I
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Preference Utilitarianism
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Publications and Research Activities I
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Publications and Research Activities I - Total Requirement Completed
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Publications and Research Activities II
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Required Elective Research Activity I
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Required Elective Research Activity II
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Ryle and the Concept of Mind
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Scholar Activities VII
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Scholar Activities VIII
AFS500272
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Self-Awareness: Contemporary Theories
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Self-Awareness: Contemporary Theories
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Soul and Mind in the History of Philosophy
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Subject Colloquium I
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Subject Colloquium II
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The Character of Consciousness
AFSV00297
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The Evolution of the Mind
AFSV00308
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The Evolution of the Mind
AFS100342
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The Physical World from Descartes to Boskovic / Introduction to Fichte
AFSV00400
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The Unconscious: Philosophical Interpretations
AFSV00131
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Themes in Contemporary Philosophy of Mind
AXFSTMS02
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Theoretical and Methodological Seminar I
AXFSTMS03
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Theoretical and Methodological Seminar II
AFS500163
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Theories of the Unconscious
AFSV00027
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Utilitarianism and Its Critics
AFS100212
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Wittgenstein on Certainty
AFS100449
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Wittgenstein on Scepticism
AFS400003
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Wittgenstein: Philosophy Investigations
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Wittgenstein: Philosophy Investigations
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Wittgenstein: Philosophy Investigations
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Wittgenstein: Philosophy Investigations
AFS100289
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Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations
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