
Danielle J. Williams, PhD | she/her
Cognitive Science, Neuroscience, Computation, Mind + Technology
Washington University in St. Louis
COURSEWORK
Graduate
Coursework
Neuro-Engineering: Neural-Machine-Interfaces and Assisted Human Movement, Schofield, Fall 2022
Philosophy of Mind: Readings in Feminist Philosophy of Mind, Drayson, Fall 2022
Philosophy of Logic & Mathematics: Theories of Truth, French, Winter 2020
Philosophy of Mind: Computation & Cognitive Science, Molyneux, Winter 2020
Philosophy of Mind: Computation, Drayson, Fall 2019
Philosophy of Mind: Philosophy of Perception, Drayson, Spring 2019
Political Theory, Satkunanandan, Spring 2019
Epistemology: Probability and Artificial Intelligence, Lin, Winter 2019
Philosophy of Science: Mathematical Structuralism, Landry, Winter 2019
Epistemology: Bayesian Epistemology, Lin, Fall 2018
Ethics: The Non-Identity Problem, Rulli, Fall 2018
Epistemology: Statistical Inference, Lin, Spring 2018
Ethics: Evolutionary Debunking Arguments, Copp, Spring 2018
Ancient Philosophy: Theories of Justice and the Natural Law Tradition in Ancient Greek Philosophy, Szaif, Winter 2018
Proseminar II: Philosophy of Well-Being, Ney, Winter 2018
Philosophy of Mind: Multiple Realization, Drayson, Fall 2017
Proseminar I: Truth, Landry, Fall 2017
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Beyond Coursework: I often sit in on courses related to my interdisciplinary work, participate in seminars,
and read books on topics of interest.
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