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William G. Lycan

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University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 
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Philosophy
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Vere C. Chappell grad student 1970 Chicago

Children

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Wayne Riggs grad student 1995 UNC Chapel Hill
Dan Ryder grad student 2002 UNC Chapel Hill
Roger B. Sansom grad student 2002 UNC Chapel Hill
Jan Hauska grad student 2003 UNC Chapel Hill
Clea F. Rees grad student 2003 UNC Chapel Hill
Samantha Corte grad student 2004 UNC Chapel Hill
Victoria D. Behrens grad student 2005 UNC Chapel Hill
T. Parent grad student 2009 UNC Chapel Hill
Mark Phelan grad student 2010 UNC Chapel Hill
David J. Frost grad student 2011 UNC Chapel Hill
Modie C. Smith grad student 2011 UNC Chapel Hill
Amber Ross grad student 2013 UNC Chapel Hill
Wesley Sauret grad student 2014 UNC Chapel Hill

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Lycan WG. (2015) Slurs and lexical presumption Language Sciences. 52: 3-11
Sauret W, Lycan WG. (2014) Attention and internal monitoring A Farewell to HOP Analysis. 74: 363-370
Lycan WG. (2013) On two main themes in gutting's what philosophers know Southern Journal of Philosophy. 51: 112-120
Lycan WG. (2013) An irenic idea about metaphor Philosophy. 88: 5-32
Lycan WG. (2012) Explanationist rebuttals (coherentism defended again) Southern Journal of Philosophy. 50: 5-20
Lycan WG. (2009) Giving dualism its due Australasian Journal of Philosophy. 87: 551-563
Lycan WG. (2007) Stalnaker on zombies Philosophical Studies. 133: 473-479
LYCAN WG. (2006) Berger on Fictional Names Philosophy and Phenomenological Research. 72: 650-655
Lycan WG, Ryder Z. (2003) The loneliness of the long-distance truck driver Analysis. 63: 132-136
Lycan WG. (2001) A simple argument for a higher-order representation theory of consciousness Analysis. 61: 3-4
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