I am the Dean's Postdoctoral Fellow at Florida State University and the Mellon Course Design Coordinator for the Philosophy as a Way of Life Project at the University of Notre Dame. I received my PhD in philosophy from the University of Arizona, and while dissertating, I also spent time as a visiting researcher at Brown, Notre Dame, and Rutgers. For more information, please contact me at rwsiscoe@gmail.com.
Publications
Being Rational Enough | Australasian Journal of Philosophy (Forthcoming)
Rational Supererogation and Epistemic Permissivism | Philosophical Studies (Forthcoming)
Accuracy Across Doxastic Attitudes | American Philosophical Quarterly (Forthcoming)
Belief, Rational and Justified | Mind (2021) 130: pp. 59-83.
No Work for a Theory of Epistemic Dispositions | Synthese (2021) 198.4: pp. 3477-3498
Stoic Virtue: A Contemporary Interpretation | Philosophers' Imprint (2020) 20: pp. 1-20
The Demandingness of Virtue | The Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy (2020) 18: pp. 1-22
Incoherent but Reasonable: A Defense of Truth-Abstinence in Political Liberalism | Social Theory and Practice, with Alex Schaefer (2020) 46: pp. 573–603
Popular Teaching Contributions
What Makes a Course Effective? | Blog of the American Philosophical Association (February 10, 2021)
What Makes a Course Engaging? | Blog of the American Philosophical Association (December 16, 2020)
No Online, Ed-Tech Tool Will Save the Fall Semester | Blog of the American Philosophical Association (September 23, 2020)
How Do I Know if I am Improving at Online Teaching? | The Philosophers' Cocoon (September 3, 2020)
Creating Community in the Online Format | Philosophy, Ethics, Academia (August 24, 2020)
How Should We Grade Students During a Pandemic? | Daily Nous (August 11, 2020)