(English follows) Je suis chercheur postdoctoral au groupe interuniversitaire sur la normativité (GRIN). J’étais auparavant boursier postdoctoral FRQSC et chargé de cours au département de philosophie de Rutgers. J’ai obtenu mon doctorat en philosophie de King’s College London (KCL) en 2017. Mes champs d’expertise sont l’épistémologie (théorie de la connaissance) et l’éthique. Mes recherches portent principalement sur la normativité et les normes en épistémologie. Je m’intéresse également à la philosophie de l’action, la philosophie de la religion, la métaphysique et la philosophie des sciences. Pour plus de détails, veuillez consulter mon site web: http://ccote-bouchard.weebly.com
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I am a postdoctoral fellow at the groupe interuniversitaire sur la normativité (GRIN). Before that, I was a FRQSC postdoctoral fellow and part-time lecturer in the philosophy department at Rutgers. I received my Ph.D. in philosophy from King’s College London (KCL) in 2017. My areas of specialization are epistemology and ethics. My work is mainly about normativity and norms in epistemology. I also have a strong interest in the philosophy of action, the philosophy of religion, metaphysics, and the philosophy of science. For more information, please visit my website: http://ccote-bouchard.weebly.com
Publications:
- Forthcoming. ‘Knowledge, reasons, and errors about error-theory’, with Clayton Littlejohn, in Metaepistemology: Realism and Anti-Realism. Eds Robin McKenna & Christos Kyriacou. Palgrave-MacMillan
- 2017. ‘‘Ought’ implies ‘can’ against epistemic deontologism: beyond doxastic involuntarism’ Synthese 1-16
- 2017. ‘Is epistemic normativity value-based?’ Dialogue 56 (3): 407-430.
- 2017. ‘Epistemological closed questions: A reply to Greco’ Manuscrito 40 (4): 97-111.
- 2016. ‘Can the aim of belief ground epistemic normativity?’ Philosophical Studies 173 (12): 3181-3198.
- 2015. ‘Epistemic instrumentalism and the too few reasons objection’ International Journal of Philosophical Studies 23 (3): 337-355.