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| Name | K. Brad Wray |
|---|---|
| Affiliation | State University of New York, Oswego |
| brad.wray@oswego.edu | |
| Google Scholar | Search on Google Scholar |
| Areas of Research | Collective Agency, Collective Intentionality, Holism & Individualism, Paradigms and Research Traditions in Social Sciences, Realism and Anti-Realism, Social Epistemology and Cognitive Sociology, Sociology of Science |
| Biographical Info | As an undergraduate I studied philosophy and political science at the University of Toronto. I completed my MA and PhD in philosophy at the University of Western Ontario (Canada). I am the author of *Kuhn's Evolutionary Social Epistemology* (Cambridge University Press 2011). I have published numerous papers on the social epistemology of science, collective knowing (and its relevance to science), the realism/anti-realism debate, and the philosophy of Thomas Kuhn. I have also published empirical studies on age and scientific productivity. |