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R. Barnard and T. Horgan, "The Synthetic Unity of Truth," in C. Wright and N. Pederson (eds.) Truth Pluralism: Current Debates, Oxford University Press. (forthcoming)
R. Barnard and N. Manson (eds.) The Continuum Companion to Metaphysics, (2012).
R. Barnard and T. Horgan, "Truth as Mediated Correspondence," The Monist, January 2006.
R. Barnard, "Review of Veritas: The Correspondence Theory and its Critics, by Gerald Vision," Polish Journal of Philosophy, 1:2 (2007).
R. Barnard, "Review of Theories of Truth, Frederick Schmitt, ed.," Teaching Philosophy, 28:4 (December 2005).
R. Barnard, "Review of The Evolution of Reason: Logic as a Branch of Biology, by William S. Cooper," Philosophical Psychology, 17:1 (March 2004).
R. Barnard and T. Simon, "Three Paradigms of Rational Agency," Journal of Models and Modeling, 1:2 (April 2003): 31-54.

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U of M Home Philosophy and Religion Home Faculty and Staff Philosophy (Undergraduate) Philosophy (Graduate) Blackboard MyOlemiss UM Mail GMail Calendar Google Docs Dropbox College of Liberal Arts		Dr. Robert W. Barnard, Jr. [Email Me] Associate Professor Department of Philosophy and Religion Bryant 018 University of Mississippi University, MS 38677-1848 Main Office: 662 915 7020 Fax: 662 915 5654 Ph.D. Philosophy 2000 University of Memphis M.A. Philosophy 1994 The American University B.A. Philosophy 1991 The American University
	In Fall 2012 I will teach PHIL 101 and PHIL 323/611 (Metaphysics). In addition to introductory philosophy (PHIL 101) and logic (PHIL/LING 103) classes and the senior capstone seminar (PHIL 497) for majors, I usually teach a topical course in metaphysics (PHIL 323) or epistemology (Phil 322) in the Fall and our Philosophical Analysis course in the Spring (Phil 324). I have recently offered upper-level seminars on the psychologism/anti-psychologism debate, truth, contemporary metaphysics, and the philosophy of Quine. My current research program has three core areas: (1) Further developing the view that truth is mediated correspondence outlined in Barnard and Horgan (2006, forthcoming), (2) Clarifying the ordinary concept of truth using both intuition and experimental approaches (a joint project with Joseph Ulatowski) and (3) Examining issues of ontology in philosophical logic. I am currently working on a new paper on truth, several papers on the folk concept of truth, a paper on the "expertise defense," and a monograph entitled Beyond Naturalism: Logic and Ultimate Ontology. Recent and Forthcoming publications include (Some available here): R. Barnard and T. Horgan, "The Synthetic Unity of Truth," in C. Wright and N. Pederson (eds.) Truth Pluralism: Current Debates, Oxford University Press. (forthcoming) R. Barnard and N. Manson (eds.) The Continuum Companion to Metaphysics, (2012). R. Barnard and T. Horgan, "Truth as Mediated Correspondence," The Monist, January 2006. R. Barnard, "Review of Veritas: The Correspondence Theory and its Critics, by Gerald Vision," Polish Journal of Philosophy, 1:2 (2007). R. Barnard, "Review of Theories of Truth, Frederick Schmitt, ed.," Teaching Philosophy, 28:4 (December 2005). R. Barnard, "Review of The Evolution of Reason: Logic as a Branch of Biology, by William S. Cooper," Philosophical Psychology, 17:1 (March 2004). R. Barnard and T. Simon, "Three Paradigms of Rational Agency," Journal of Models and Modeling, 1:2 (April 2003): 31-54.

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