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Results now in: a University of Leeds coup. Announcing the newest winner and runners-up for the Younger Scholars Prize competition of 2009. See at right, and also here.
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Most recent (2009) Foundational Research Grant award, on the topic “Metaphysics and Intuition”, extended to Yale professor. See notice at right, or here
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Now published: Volume 5 of Oxford Studies in Metaphysics (2010), containing Foundation-funded Younger Scholars Prize essays by Bradford Skow (“Extrinsic Temporal Metrics”).
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Young Philosophers Prize / Oxford Studies in Metaphysics annual essay competition award is now $8000.
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Foundation-funded research, “Monism: The Priority of the Whole” by Jonathan Schaffer now published in the Philosophical Review 119 (1), 2010, pp. 37-76.
WELCOME TO THE AMMONIUS FOUNDATION
ANNOUNCING:
NEW TARGET INVESTIGATION GRANT
INAUGURAL AWARD
In keeping with its commitment to ongoing support of research in traditional metaphysics, The Ammonius Foundation has expanded its investment in funded grant initiatives. The new Target investigation Grant will fund research and writing on selected topics in metaphysics.
The Ammonius Foundation is pleased to announce
Timothy O’Connor,
Professor of Philosophy, Indiana University, as recipient of this first 2009-2010 Target Investigation Grant award, on the topic
Fundamental Metaphysics: Immanent vs. Transcendent
Site-hosted research paper forthcoming in Fall 2010; click here for more information on our Target Investigation Grant program.
2009 YOUNGER SCHOLARS PRIZE WINNER
The Ammonius Foundation and Oxford Studies in Metaphysics join in congratulating
Jason Turner (University of Leeds),
as the winner of the most recent 2009 Younger Scholars Prize competition. See here for details.
CURRENT FOUNDATIONAL RESEARCH GRANT
The 2008-2009 Foundational Research Grant topic is
Metaphysics and Intuition.
The Ammonius Foundation is pleased to announce
George Bealer,
Professor of Philosophy, Yale University, as the recipient of the
2008 – 2009 Foundational Research Grant.
Site-hosted research paper forthcoming late 2009; click here for more information on our Foundational Research Grant program.
HOSTING NEW RESEARCH RESULTS
The 2007-2008 Foundational Research Grant, on the topic
Naturalism and Objective Morality
was awarded to
Alvin Plantinga,
the John A. O'Brien Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame. See his new site-hosted research paper, “Naturalism, Theism, Obligation and Supervenience” here along with other research papers funded by the Foundational Research Grant program.