Jim Bogen came to Pittsburgh after retiring from Pitzer College. He was a Fellow of the Center for Philosophy of Science and is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science. His interests include ancient Greek Philosophy, Wittgenstein, epistemology of science, and topics in the history and philosophy of neurosciences.
Some publications:
- Saving the phenomena (with Jim Woodward)
- Observations, Theories and the Evolution of the Human Spirit (with Jim Woodward)
- Evading the IRS (with Jim Woodward)
- Two as Good as a Hundred: The Use of Poorly Replicated Evidence in Some 19th Century Neuroscience (Studies in History and Philosophy of the Biological and Biomedical Sciences Vol. 32, No. 3, 2001)
- Aristotle on Motion, Change, and Contrariety (with J.E. Mcguire)
- Analyzing Causality: the opposite of counterfactual is factual
- Causally Productive Activities
- Regularities and Causality; Generalizations and Causal Explanation
- Suicide and Virtue Ethics
- Empiricism and after