Thomas is broadly interested in the philosophy of mind/cognitive science, with a focus on theories of perception and hallucination. He also has interests in related issues of epistemology, phenomenology, and metaphysics. He got his BA in philosophy from the University of New Hampshire, his MA in philosophy from Brandeis University, and is now in his first year of the philosophy PhD program at UBC.
Thomas is broadly interested in the philosophy of mind/cognitive science, with a focus on theories of perception and hallucination. He also has interests in related issues of epistemology, phenomenology, and metaphysics. He got his BA in philosophy from the University of New Hampshire, his MA in philosophy from Brandeis University, and is now in his first year of the philosophy PhD program at UBC.
Thomas is broadly interested in the philosophy of mind/cognitive science, with a focus on theories of perception and hallucination. He also has interests in related issues of epistemology, phenomenology, and metaphysics. He got his BA in philosophy from the University of New Hampshire, his MA in philosophy from Brandeis University, and is now in his first year of the philosophy PhD program at UBC.