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| Name | Paul Sheehy |
|---|---|
| Affiliation | Richmond upon Thames College |
| paulsheehy@bexhillcollege.ac.uk | |
| Website | http://www.paulsheehy.net |
| Google Scholar | Search on Google Scholar |
| Areas of Research | Group Mind, Holism & Individualism, Philosophy of Sociology, Social Ontology, Collective Responsibility, Collective Agency |
| Biographical Info | I am a philosopher working at Richmond upon Thames College where I teach A level philosophy and the theory of knowledge paper for the International Baccalaureate. You can get an idea of what we do at the departmental website - www.richmond-philosophy.net My research interests focus on the philosophy of the social sciences, metaphysics, political philosophy and ethics. I also have an interest in the philosophy of religion. Building on my doctoral thesis (2001) I have defended in a series of papers the view that social groups are composite material particulars, ontologically on a par with individuals and ineliminable in their own right from our social scientific explanations and evaluative practices. The closest I get to offering a whole argument for this ontological realism about groups is in my monograph, The Reality of Social Groups (Ashgate, 2006). Plenty of people disagree with me. |