Prof. Alon Chasid

alon.chasid@biu.ac.il

Office

building 1002, room 407

Fields of Interest

AOS: Philosophy of mind; Philosophy of perception; Epistemology; Aesthetics.

AOC: Philosophy of language; Philosophical psychology

Reception Hours

by appointment

Personal Website

http://biu.academia.edu/AlonChasid

Research Categories

2021—	Associate Professor, Dept. of Philosophy, Bar-Ilan U.
2015-2021	Senior Lecturer, Dept. of Philosophy, Bar-Ilan U.
2004-2015	Adjunct Lecturer, Depts. of Philosophy, Hebrew U., Ben-Gurion U., Haifa U., Bar-Ilan U.
2007 (Fall), 2008 (Fall)	Visiting scholar, Dept. of Philosophy and Linguistics, MIT
2006/7	Postdoc., Dept. of Philosophy, Ben-Gurion U
2004/5	Visiting scholar, Dept. of Philosophy, U. of Michigan
2003	Ph.D., Dept. of Philosophy, The Hebrew U (“A Theory of Pictorial Representation”; advisor: Eddy Zemach)
1997	M.A./ Direct Doctoral Program, Dept. of Philosophy, The Hebrew U (“Pictorial Representation and Resemblance”; advisor: Eddy Zemach)
1994	B.A. summa cum laude, Philosophy & Amirim Honors Program, The Hebrew U.

Publications

Penultimate versions can be found in: http://biu.academia.edu/AlonChasid; https://philpeople.org/profiles/alon-chasid

1. "פשרה מוסרית: שתי הצדקות", עיון 50 (2001): 130-107.

2. "הדיסונאנס המוסרי של היהודי הדתי המודרני", בתוך: אבי שגיא וצבי זוהר (עורכים), מחויבות יהודית מתחדשת (תל אביב, הקיבוץ המאוחד, 2001), עמ' 629-658

3. “Why the Pictorial Relation is Not Reference”, British Journal of Aesthetics 44 (2004): 226-247.

4. "אמת, חובה ומשחקי-כאילו: על ליבוביץ והיהודי הדתי המודרני", בתוך: אבי רביצקי (עורך), בין שמרנות לרדיקליות (תל אביב וירושלים, מכון ון ליר והקיבוץ המאוחד, 2007), עמ' 325-307.

5. "Content-Free Pictorial Realism”, Philosophical Studies 135 (2007): 375-405.

6. Review of John Kulvicki, On Images (Oxford, Oxford UP, 2006), British Journal of Aesthetics 47 (2007): 326-328.

7. “A Case against Representationalism”, Iyyun 62 (2013): 29-42.

8. "Visual Experience: Cognitive-Penetrability and Indeterminacy”, Acta Analytica: An International Journal for Philosophy in the Analytical Tradition 29 (2014): 119-130.

9. “Pictorial Experience: Not So Special After All”, Philosophical Studies 171 (2014): 471-491.

10. “Pictorial Experience and Intentionalism”, Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 72 (2014): 405-416

11. "Imaginatively-Colored Perception", Southern Journal of Philosophy 54 (2016): 27-47

12. "Imaginative Content, Design-Assumptions and Immersion", Review of Philosophy and Psychology 8 (2017): 259-272.

13. (Research grant:) "On the Intrinsic Structure of Imaginative Projects," The Israel Science Foundation (939/16; three years).

14. "Belief-Like Imagining and Correctness," American Philosophical Quarterly (forthcoming).

15. "Imagining in response to fiction: unpacking the infrastructure." Philosophical Explorations 23 (2019):31-48.

16. "Belief-like imaginings and perceptual (non-)assertoricity." Philosophical Psychology 33 (2020):731-751.

17. (Research grant:) "Belief-Like Imaginings: Rules, Correctness, Immersion," The Israel Science Foundation (1544/20; three years).

18. "Not by Imaginings Alone: On How Imaginary Worlds are Established," Journal of the American Philosophical Association, Online First, 1-18.

19. "Imaginative Immersion, Regulation, and Doxastic Mediation," Synthese: Online First. 1-24.

20. "A Puzzle about Imagining Believing," Review of Philosophy and Psychology: Online First. 1-19.

21. "How Judgments of Visual Resemblance are Induced by Visual Experience," Journal of Consciousness Studies. (forthcoming)

Last Updated Date : 15/10/2024