Counterparts and Actuality Michael Fara Timothy Williamson Cornell University

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• Philosophical logic
• Model theory
• Semantics
• Philosophy of language
• Counterpart theory
• Interpretation
• Kripke semantics
• David Lewis
• First-order logic
• Logic
• Mathematical logic
• Modal logic

Acting on Knowledge1 Timothy Williamson [Draft of chapter in J.A. Carter, E. Gordon, and B. Jarvis (eds.), Knowledge-First, OUP] 1. Analogies between knowledge and action

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• Theories of truth
• Critical thinking
• Direction of fit
• Philosophy of language
• Philosophy of mind
• Epistemology
• Intention
• Belief
• Truth
• Philosophy
• Ethics
• Ethology

Absolute Provability and Safe Knowledge of Axioms (to appear in Leon Horsten and Philip Welch, eds., The Scope and Limits of Mathematical Knowledge) Timothy Williamson

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• Philosophical logic
• Formal systems
• Proof theory
• Model theory
• Axiom
• Mathematical proof
• Theorem
• Kurt Gödel
• Modal logic
• Logic
• Mathematics
• Mathematical logic

CURRICULUM VITAE Timothy Williamson Position: Wykeham Professor of Logic at the University of Oxford and Fellow of New

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• Colleges of the University of Oxford
• Timothy Williamson
• Paul Boghossian
• James Higginbotham
• Analytic philosophers
• Philosophy
• Analytic philosophy

IS VAGUENESS SUI GENERIS?1 David Barnett University of Colorado at Boulder On the dominant view of vagueness, if it is vague whether Harry is bald, then it is unsettled, not merely epistemically, but metaphysically, whet

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• Epistemology
• Semantics
• Philosophy of language
• Critical thinking
• Fuzzy logic
• Vagueness
• Sorites paradox
• Indeterminacy
• Timothy Williamson
• Knowledge
• Science
• Logic

To appear in The Philosophical Quarterly Contextualism, Subject-Sensitive Invariantism, and Knowledge of Knowledge Timothy Williamson

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• Logic
• Metatheory
• Skepticism
• Philosophical logic
• Contextualism
• Relativism
• Modal logic
• Closure
• Theory of justification
• Philosophy
• Epistemology
• Justification

(forthcoming in The Aristotelian Society supplementary volume[removed])) “Conceptual Truth”* Timothy Williamson

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• Analytic philosophy
• Dichotomies
• Meaning
• Philosophy of language
• Empiricism
• Analytic–synthetic distinction
• A priori and a posteriori
• Truth
• Epistemology
• Philosophy
• Philosophical logic
• Logic

Published in The Aristotelian Society supplementary volume[removed]), pp[removed]BLIND REASONING by Paul Boghossian and Timothy Williamson

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• Logical consequence
• Logical syntax
• Deduction
• Modus ponens
• Inference
• Disjunctive syllogism
• Paul Boghossian
• Entailment
• Deduction theorem
• Logic
• Rules of inference
• Propositional calculus

A Note on Gettier Cases in Epistemic Logic (penultimate draft of paper in Philosophical Studies, published online on 1 August 2014, DOI[removed]s11098[removed]Timothy Williamson

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• Justification
• Critical thinking
• Modal logic
• Metatheory
• Gettier problem
• Deductive closure
• Justified true belief
• Edmund Gettier
• Theory of justification
• Epistemology
• Philosophy
• Knowledge

La natura della filosofia A proposito di The Philosophy of Philosophy di Timothy Williamson[removed]Diego Marconi (Università di Torino) Che cosʼè una ricerca concettuale?

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