MICHAEL HUEMER (PhD, Rutgers, 1998) came to CU-Boulder in 1998 and works mainly in epistemology, ethics, and metaethics.

Professor Huemer has written on such topics as philosophical skepticism, the problem of induction, ethical intuitionism, free will, and deontological ethics, among others.

For more information, see Professor Huemer's personal website and CV.

• "In Defence of Repugnance," (Mind, forthcoming).
• "Explanationist Aid for the Theory of Inductive Logic," (British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, forthcoming).
• "When Is Parsimony a Virtue?" (Philosophical Quarterly, forthcoming).
• "A Paradox for Weak Deontology" (Utilitas, forthcoming).
• "Compassionate Phenomenal Conservatism" (Philosophy & Phenomenological Research, 2007).