James (Jim) Sias
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Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Dickinson College Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill I specialize in ethics (especially metaethics) and philosophical psychology (especially moral psychology), but I also have interests in the philosophy of psychiatry, epistemology, and the history of moral philosophy. My first book, The Meaning of Evil, was published in 2016. |
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Current projects:
Outside of philosophy, I like reading (and watching) science fiction, drawing and painting, and hanging out with my wife (Molly) and our kids.
And for the record, my last name rhymes with bias.
- I'm in the early stages of research for a book about schizophrenia and psychosis.
- Working on papers on a variety of topics, including: (1) the perception of others' mental states in psychosis, (2) rationality in schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, and (3) the psychiatric status of personality disorder.
Outside of philosophy, I like reading (and watching) science fiction, drawing and painting, and hanging out with my wife (Molly) and our kids.
And for the record, my last name rhymes with bias.
