Projects
"What I cannot create, I do not understand." — Richard Feynman
- Domain Ontologies
- Philosophical Argument Maps
- Causal Graphs
- Conceptual Engineering Analyses
- Analytic Philosophy Papers
Build your own domain ontologies
- Ontology Development 101: A Guide to Creating Your First Ontology (Stanford University)
- Creating an Ontology from Scratch (OBO Academy)
- Protege4Pizzas10Minutes (Protégé Wiki)
- Basic Formal Ontology 2.0: Specification and User's Guide (Barry Smith et al. / GitHub)
Diagram your own philosophical argument maps
- Argument Diagramming (Carnegie Mellon University / Open Learning Initiative)
- Creating Argument Maps (Argdown)
- Handy Hints for Making Argument Visualizations (Simon Cullen / PhilMaps)
Construct your own causal graphs
- Learn DAGs and Causal Diagrams (DAGitty)
- Graphical Causal Models (Carnegie Mellon University / Open Learning Initiative)
- Causal and Statistical Reasoning (Carnegie Mellon University / Open Learning Initiative)
Conduct your own conceptual engineering analyses
- Conceptual Engineering and Conceptual Ethics (Alexis Burgess, Herman Cappelen, & David Plunkett, eds. / Oxford University Press)
- Teaching Guide on Conceptual Engineering (ConceptLab)
- 24.00F19 Lecture Handout 21: Haslanger on Race and Gender (MIT OpenCourseWare)