Stephen R. Grimm is Professor of Philosophy and Chair of the Philosophy Department at Fordham University, specializing in epistemology, the philosophy of the humanities, the philosophy of religion, and the idea of philosophy as a way of life. He also works in the history of philosophy, especially the thought of John Henry Newman, and is increasingly applying his work in epistemology to the philosophy of artificial intelligence.
Grimm is Series Editor for the Oxford University Press line "Guides to the Good Life," a Life Member of Clare Hall, Cambridge University, and Director of the Visions of the Good in the Bronx program for Bronx high school students (program Instagram here), generously funded by the Teagle Foundation. With Rik Peels and René van Woudenberg, he is writing A Philosophy of the Humanities, forthcoming with OUP. He has received Fordham’s Distinguished Research Award in the Humanities and its Teaching Award in the Humanities.
Please see his full CV for more details. And for more on his favorite artist and his favorite Knick see here and here.
