Daniel Dennett

Daniel C. Dennett (1942–2024) was an American philosopher and cognitive scientist, widely known for work on consciousness, evolution, and the philosophy of mind. He taught for decades at Tufts University, co-directing the Center for Cognitive Studies. A secularist and one of the “Four Horsemen” of New Atheism, he wrote books that reached broad audiences while stirring intense debate. Dennett’s thinking on evolution and cognition challenged traditional views of free will, intentionality, and the mind-body problem. His clarity and provocation made him one of the most read philosophers of his era.

“Excerpts from a project on Trees and Beasts” Denise Hoffman Brandt© Denise Hoffman What do we actually mean when we talk about nature? As a professor in a discipline that since the early 1970s has, mostly, claimed to practice “design with nature”—referencing Ian McHarg’s book (1969) of that title—that’s a question I have often asked. […]

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