Dr. Paul Bartha

Head, Professor

Philosophy

Faculty of Arts

Research Themes:  The Communicating Mind and Body

Paul Bartha received a B.Sc. in Mathematics from the University of Toronto and a PhD from the Philosophy Department at the University of Pittsburgh (1994). He works in philosophy of science, decision theory and logic. His current research relates to analogical reasoning (following up on a recent book, By Parallel Reasoning: The Construction and Evaluation of Analogical Arguments, Oxford University Press, 2010) and foundational issues in decision theory.

Research Interests

Philosophy of science, decision theory, logic

 

A headshot of Paul Bartha standing outside

Contact

Dr. Paul Bartha

Head
Professor
Philosophy

(604) 822-2621

paul.bartha@ubc.ca

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