Felipe De Brigard received his BA from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia, where he studied philosophy and neuropsychology. He also has a MA in philosophy from Tufts University. He is mainly interested in philosophy of mind, philosophy of (some special) sciences (i.e. psychology and psychiatry), and philosophers that endorse the, whatchacallit, "right view," like Kant, Quine, and some temporal slices of Putnam (on Tuesdays he thinks that Sellars belongs to this group as well). Secretly, he adores late (post-Aristotelian) Greek philosophy, with a particular addiction for stoicism, and its influence in the Roman/Latin thought.

phone: (919) 962-3329
email: brigard@email.unc.edu
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