My research focuses primarily on topics in philosophy of psychology, including the nature of belief, mental architecture (especially dual-process theories of reasoning), consciousness, and cognitive theories of psychopathology.
I have written textbooks for several Open University courses, and enjoy the challenge of presenting philosophical arguments in an accessible and engaging way. I am currently developing philosophy of mind teaching materials for children.
Outside philosophy, I am researching the history and culture of Crete, and am working on several creative writing projects.
This website contains information about me, my research, my publications (both articles & chapters and books), selected talks and lectures I have given, and more. It also makes available eprints of my work, podcasts, and lecture presentations.
The website is also the home of my blog, A Divided Mind, where I shall be writing about philosophical issues in psychology and cognitive science, as well as about life in Crete and other topics that catch my interest.
News
April 2013: Delivering a series of lectures on philosophy of mind and philosophy of science for the Interdisciplinary Programme in the Brain and Mind Sciences at the University of Crete — the premier graduate programme in the Neurosciences in Greece. Students can find course materials for these lectures on my teaching page.
April 2013: Keynote speech at the Bounded Rationality conference (http://herbertsimonsociety NULL.org/bounded-rationality-updated/program/) (First International Congress of The Herbert Simon Society), Italian Cultural Institute, New York, 8-10 April. [Video presentation] (http://youtu NULL.be/ljo-r4LK2vQ)
July 2012: Publication of The Cambridge Handbook of Cognitive Science, edited by Bill Ramsey and myself.
April 2011: 60-minute Philosophy TV discussion with Richard Brown about qualia and physicalism. Watch the discussion and add your comments (http://www NULL.philostv NULL.com/richard-brown-and-keith-frankish).
