Zoe Drayson's guest appearances

Zoe Drayson

SCI PHI Podcast

Philosophy in Color

Matt Brown

Sarah Richardson

Branden Fitelson

David Baker

David Papineau

Massimo Pigliucci

Adina Roskies

Tim Maudlin

Michael Ruse

Alice Dreger

David Danks

Edouard Machery

Miriam Solomon

Sabina Leonelli

Dan Hicks

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In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Zoe Drayson. She is an Assistant Professor at UC Davis who works on philosophy of mind and cognitive science. This episode focuses on her paper titled, “Naturalism and the Metaphysics of Perception”.

In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Zoe Drayson. She is an Assistant Professor at UC Davis who works on philosophy of mind and cognitive science. This episode focuses on her paper titled, “Naturalism and the Metaphysics of Perception”.

Perception with Dr. Zoe Drayson

On Episode 33, Nick chats with Zoe Drayson, Assistant Professor in Philosophy at the University of California, Davis, about leaving high school at seventeen to work full-time as a horoscope writer at a teenage magazine, returning to study under Tim Williamson at the University of Edinburgh, spending several years in academic publishing at Routledge on the philosophy list, going from fearing her social skills would be "absolutely wasted on philosophy" to finding philosophers who were a blast hang out with, briefly becoming a public intellectual while a graduate student at the University of Bristol, the importance of visiting other philosophy departments for achieving success in the field, the challenge of being a moderate naturalist, and why philosophers of science are the worst culprits in thinking their discipline is the only bit of philosophy worth doing.Timestamps: 0:15 Hello and welcome 2:09 Zoe

On Episode 33, Nick chats with Zoe Drayson, Assistant Professor in Philosophy at the University of California, Davis, about leaving high school at seventeen to work full-time as a horoscope writer at a teenage magazine, returning to study under Tim Williamson at the University of Edinburgh, spending several years in academic publishing at Routledge on the philosophy list, going from fearing her social skills would be "absolutely wasted on philosophy" to finding philosophers who were a blast hang out with, briefly becoming a public intellectual while a graduate student at the University of Bristol, the importance of visiting other philosophy departments for achieving success in the field, the challenge of being a moderate naturalist, and why philosophers of science are the worst culprits in thinking their discipline is the only bit of philosophy worth doing.Timestamps: 0:15 Hello and welcome 2:09 Zoe

Episode 33 - Zoe Drayson