SALT 23 at Santa Cruz. Director of Undergraduate Studies for Cognitive Science.

I am a graduate student in philosophy. At the University of Connecticut and a member of the Logic Group. Most of my interests are in philosophy of language, metaphysics, and philosophical logic. My research is on deflationism, the semantics of the truth predicate, and the connections between theories of truth, truth-making, and theories of meaning. Under the direction of Keith Simmons, Stewart Shapiro, and Michael Lynch.

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Ken Ito wins a Fulbright scholarship. New postdoc, Paul Simard Smith, funded by SSHRC. Philosophy Graduate Grue Bag Conference. Saturday, September 5th, 2015.

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Im David Ripley, a member of the philosophy department. At the University of Connecticut. My research focuses on language, logic, and the relations between them. Im also a member of the UConn Logic Group. And the Australasian Association for Logic. Journal for logic of all sorts, and the Review of Symbolic Logic. A journal of the ASL. 344 Mansfield Rd, Unit 1054. Storrs, CT 06269 USA.

203 Manchester Hall, U-1054. Storrs, CT 06269, USA. Related interests include deflationary views of semantic notions and approaches to semantic paradox, especially non-classical logics. I also have strong historical interests, especially in Early Modern theories of intentionality.

Metaphysics, Language, and Logic. I am originally from Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Specifically, the town of Sandwich, which really does exist. I went to University of Massachusetts Amherst for my undergraduate, where I studied Philosophy and Classics. For information on that look at the.

And a member of the UConn Group in Philosophical and Mathematical Logic. My primary interests are in truth, the philosophy of logic and moral philosophy, although I dabble elsewhere as well. My dissertation, preliminarily titled. Pluralisms about Truth and Logic,.