For 10 points, identify this American philosophy department, famously home to Jerry Fodor.
This philosophy department was for 25 years the home of Tim Maudlin, a philosopher of physics who authored the book Quantum Non-Locality and Relativity. To what must surely be a great embarrassment to everyone associated with this philosophy department, from 1990 until 2005 it was home to the author of The Mysterious Flame, noted mysterian and sexual harasser Colin McGinn. The co-author with Ted Warfield of the book Mental Representations, Stephen Stich, currently teaches at this department, whose other current members include Brandon Fitelson and Ernest Sosa. Another member of the philosophy department at this institution is a notable collaborator of Zenon Pylyshyn and an advocate for the representational theory of mind, according to which thinking consists of syntactic operations over representations in a language sometimes called "mentalese." For 10 points, identify this American philosophy department, famously home to Jerry Fodor.
This philosophy department was for 25 years the home of Tim Maudlin, a philosopher of physics who authored the book Quantum Non-Locality and Relativity.
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey