Department of Philosophy
Susan Hurley 6.09.1954-16.08.2007
Susan Hurley, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Bristol, died on 16 August 2007. Susan was a remarkable philosopher, able to work with insight and imagination in what would seem to many to be disparate branches of philosophy. She was as much at home in the technical details of the philosophy of neuroscience as she was in the arguments of political philosophy, and was able to combine her deep understanding of both in a manner that characterized a truly original mind.
On these pages you will find Susan's own webpages, as it was at the time of her death, which provides a wealth of resources concerning her work and the fields it touched on. We will also add to these pages such information as we think scholars of her work may find of use.
For further information, please contact Alexander Bird.
Resources
- Susan Hurley's website
- Obituary by Andy Clark in the Guardian
- Obituary in the Times
- Obituary by Alexander Bird on the University of Bristol website
- Short obituary note by David Chalmers on his weblog, Fragments of Consciousness
- Short obituary note on the weblog, Worlds Apart
- Commentary on Susan Hurley and Nick Chater (eds.) Perspectives on Imitation on the weblog, Within Reason
- Review of Making Up Minds by Keith Frankish
- Commentary on Consciousness in Action by Anthony Chemero and William Cordeiro