Amy E Trautwein

Education

Ph.D., Philosophy, University of Iowa

MSc, Neuroscience, University of Oxford

M.A., Philosophy, University of Iowa

B.A., Philosophy, Cornell College

Presentations

Trautwein, A. (2006, January 30). Can Science Justify Our Trust in Memory?. : Oakland University.

Trautwein, A. (2005, November 12). Skepticism’s Slippery Targets. U. of Iowa Graduate Philosophy Society Conference.

Trautwein, A. (2005, November 5). "The Path from Event to 'I Remember'". : Iowa Philosophical Association.

Trautwein, A. (2005, May 31). Knowledge-that: A Species of Knowledge-how.” By Gregor Damschen, University of Iowa Graduate Philosophy Society Conference. Comments. : University of Iowa Graduate Philosophy Society Conference.

Trautwein, A. (2004, October 17). What do you remember? An analysis of the epistemologically interesting senses of ‘memory’.” U. of Iowa Graduate Philosophy Conference. Comments University of Iowa Graduate Philosophy Conference. : University of Iowa.

Trautwein, A. (2004, April 9). Memory, skepticism, and Neuroscience. 26th Annual Graduate Student Conference. : University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Trautwein, A. (2004, May 1). Memory Distinctions, Epistemic Difficulties. 1st Annual University of Iowa. : University of Iowa.

Trautwein, A. (2003, October 31). Issues in Defining the Episodic/Semantic Memory Distinction. : Iowa Philosophical Association.

Trautwein, A. (2002, October 31). Memory and Neuroscience. : Iowa Philosophical Association.

Trautwein, A. (2000, March 31). Memory and the Imagination. DePaul University Graduate Student Conference.

Research Currently in Progess

Trautwein, A. E.(n.d.). Non-factive Memory.” A response to Timothy Williamson’s claim that memory is a subspecies of knowing, understood as a factive mental state. In Progress.

Trautwein, A. E.(n.d.). The Path From Event to ‘I Remember When.” An examination of the epistemic gaps that can occur even in a correct description of a past event. In Progress.

Trautwein, A. E.(n.d.). The Reliability of Memory: Skeptical Concerns Based on Science.” A. In Progress.

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