Assistant Professor of Philosophy, B.A., Antioch College; Ph.D., Temple University. Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Washington University in St Louis Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology Program CV Web Site
Specializes in Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Perception, Metaphysics. He is the administrator and primary author of the Inquiry Project, an open-source, modular, interactive web-based textbook for Critical Thinking and Basic Scientific Reasoning courses in use on at least 4 campuses nationwide.

Course to expect:
Recent special topics courses offered by Dr. Bradley include:

• On What Is (Sp, '07)
• Philosophy of Science (Sp '07 / Fa '04)
• Anarchy, Autonomy and Authority (Fa '06)
• Minds and Machines (Sp '06 / '05)
• Minds and Language HN (Fa '05)
• What is Art? (Fa '05)

In Jan Term '07, Dr. Bradley led a study tour to London to study Enlightenment Philosophy, Science and Literature.

In JanTerm '06, Dr. Bradley taught Robots, Cyborgs and Humans: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Technology on campus.

Dr. Bradley regularly offers Critical Thinking (annually) and Logic (annually - Fall).