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Christopher Daly

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Biography

Chris Daly joined the Discipline Area in September 2002.

Research interests

Specific research interests:

Keywords: philosophy of language, metaphysics, philosophical logic, philosophy of science.

Further information

Current research projects:

My current project is in metaphysics and philosophy of language. One part of the project concerns issues about reduction and identity. My paper 'The Methodology of Genuine Modal Realism' gives a flavour of this component. The philosophy of language component concerns issues about reference and indeterminacy. A connected  part of the project concerns fictionalism, including its contested coherence and some of ts most promising applications.

Opportunities

Supervision areas:

I am interested in working with graduate students in metaphysics, philosophy of language, and philosophical logic. If you'd like to discuss, please send me an email.

Other teaching information

Undergraduate:

  • PHIL20261 Philosophy of Science
  • PHIL30322 Philosophy of Language

Graduate:

  • PHIL60021  MA Philosophical Methods

Keywords

  • philosophy of language
  • metaphysics
  • philosophical logic
  • philosophy of science

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  • The Plausibility of Lowe's Metaphilosophy

    Daly, C., 1 Mar 2021, (Accepted/In press) Jonathan Lowe and Ontology. Routledge

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  • Fictionalism and Reasons

    Daly, C., 2020, Fictionalism in Philosophy. Kroon, F. & Armour-Garb, B. (eds.). Oxford University Press

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  • Van Inwagen on Testimony and Contingency

    Daly, C., 18 Nov 2020, Quo Vadis, Metaphysics? : Essays in Honor of Peter van Inwagen. Szatkowski, M. (ed.). Berlin: de Gruyter, Walter GmbH & Co, Vol. 81. p. 399-412 14 p.

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  • Why reduction is underrated

    Daly, C., 2 Oct 2019, Analysis and Explication in 20th Century Philosophy. 1 ed. Brill , Vol. 22. p. 121-136 16 p. (Logical Analysis and History of Philosophy).

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  • Agnosticism and the balance of evidence

    Daly, C., 2018, Ontology of theistic beliefs. Szatkowski, M. (ed.). Berlin: de Gruyter, Walter GmbH & Co, p. 1-17 17 p. (Philosophische Analyse/ Philosophical Analysis; vol. 74).

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