The Open University of Israel

Prof. Amir Horowitz

Department of History, Philosophy and Judaic Studies

Head, Philosophy Studies
Head, Cognitive Science Program

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Tel: 972-9-7781378

E-mail: amirho@openu.ac.il

Office hours: Tue 16-18, or by appointment

Research Fields

  • Philosophy of mind and cognitive science
  • Philosophy of language
  • Experimental philosophy
  • Philosophy of law and ethics
  • Epistemology
  • Philosophy of  football
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Selected Publications

  1. Horowitz, A. (1992). Functional role and intentionality. Theoria, 58, 197-218.
  2. Horowitz, A. (1996). Putnam, Searle and externalism. Philosophical Studies, 81, 27-69.
  3. Horowitz, A. (1999). Is there a problem in physicalist epiphenomenalism? Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 59, 421-434.
  4. Horowitz, A. (2000). Legal interpretation, morality, and semantic fetishism. American Philosophical Quarterly, 37, 335-357.
  5. Horowitz, A. (2001). Contents just are in the head. Erkenntnis, 54, 321-344.
  6. Horowitz, A. & Jacobson-Horowitz, H. (2005). The knowledge arguments and higher-order properties. Ratio, 18, 48-64.
  7. Horowitz, A. (2005). Externalism, the environment, and thought-tokens. Erkenntnis, 63, 133-138.
  8. Horowitz, A. (2005). How not to argue for a module of language. Logique et Analyse, 48, 223-230.
  9. Horowitz, A. (2006). Disobedience and moral asymmetry: The case of principled disobedience of the political left and right in Israel. Iyyun, 55, 195-213 (Hebrew).
  10. Horowitz, A. (2007). Computation, external factors, and cognitive explanations. Philosophical Psychology, 20, 65-80.
  11. Horowitz, A. (2009). Turning the zombie on its head. Synthese, 170, 191-210.
  12. Eylon Y. and Horowitz, A. (2010)  What Luck got to do with it. In Richards T. (ed.), Soccer and Philosophy, Open Court.
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