David Taylor

• Educational Background & Specialties
• Publications
• Courses

Educational Background & Specialties

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Educational Background

• Ph.D.: Philosophy, Stanford University, 2013 -
• B.A.: Philosophy and Mathematics, Franklin & Marshall College, 2007 -

Specialties

• Philosophy of Language
• Metaphysics
• Philosophical Logic

Publications

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Publications

• "Judgment Internalism" (with Sam Asarnow) in Vargas and Doris (eds.) Oxford Handbook of Moral Psychology (forthcoming).

• "Two Quantum Logics of Indeterminacy" (with Sam Fletcher) in Synthese (2021).

• "Quantum Indeterminacy and the Eigenstate-Eigenvalue Link" (with Sam Fletcher) in Synthese (2021).

• "Akiba's Logic of Indeterminacy" in Inquiry (forthcoming).

• "Supervaluationism and Branching Indeterminacy" in Analytic Philosophy (2021).

• "Reference for Neo-Fregeans" in Synthese (2021).

• "Deflationism, Creeping Minimalism, and Explanations of Content" in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2020).

• "A Minimal Characterization of Indeterminacy" in Philosophers' Imprint (2018)

• "Deflationism and Referential Indeterminacy" in Philosophical Review (2017).

• "Quine on Matters of Fact" in Synthese (2016).

• "What in the World is Semantic Indeterminacy?" (w/ Alexi Burgess) in Analytic Philosophy (2015).

• "Pyrrhonian Skepticism, Value Nihilism and the Good of Knowledge" in Ancient Philosophy (2014).

Courses

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Courses

• Symbolic Logic I
• Epistemology
• Metaphysics
• Philosophy of Language
• Contemporary Moral Theories
• Freshman Seminar: Is Truth Relative?
• Modal Logic