Corey Dethier
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Contact
Department of Philosophy and Religion
Office: Hardin 224
Website: https://coreydethier.com
Education
Ph.D. Philosophy, University of Notre Dame (2020); M.A. Philosophy, Tufts University (2015); B.A., Wesleyan University (2012)
Corey Dethier (improbably pronounced "dah-chair") is a philosopher specializing in philosophy of science and epistemology. He's written articles on philosophical questions raised in climate science, economics, science communication, and statistics -- as well as on the history of philosophy of science and formal epistemology. His first book, titled Robustness, is under contract with Cambridge University Press, and he has plans for a second book examining the use of graphs in science. Before coming to Clemson, Corey held positions at the University of Minnesota and Leibniz University Hannover. When not writing or teaching philosophy, he likes to run, climb, cook, and hang out with his cat, Indy.
For more information, including a full collection of papers, see his website at https://coreydethier.com.
