I am an Associate Professor in the Philosophy Department at the University of Arkansas. My main areas of research are in philosophy of mind, philosophy of action, rationality, and metaphysics.  I am the primary undergraduate academic advisor for the Philosophy Department. Also, I coach the University of Arkansas Debate Team.

TEACHING Fall 2008 Honors: Deception and Delusion Honors Introduction Spring 2008 Philosophy of Language Honors Introduction Fall 2007 Metaphysics Introduction to Philosophy Spring 2007 Seminar:  Action Theory Honors Introduction Fall 2006 Honors: Free Will Introduction to Philosophy Other Classes Seminar:  Rationality Seminar:  Mental Causation Philosophy of Art

RESEARCH* Book Manuscript The Structure of Kinds Published Papers Self-Deception and the Limits of Folk Psychology Frankfurt Cases and Overdetermination Multiple Realizability A Liberal Conception of Multiple Realizability The Determinable-Determinate Relation Imagination and Other Scripts On Privileging God's Moral Goodness Do the Self-Deceived Get What They Want? Willing Belief and the Norm of Truth Three Varieties of Causal Overdetermination Papers in Progress Regarding-as-True Stances *More Detailed Research Information

OTHER CV Arkansas Philosophy Debate CONTACT INFO 308 Old Main University of Arkansas Fayetteville, AR  72701 (479) 575-7441 Email: efunkho@uark.edu Office Hours, Fall 2008 TTh  9:00 - 10:30 a.m., and by appointment.

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