Philosophy at St Andrews

Ralf Bader

PhD students

Ralf Bader

Phone: 01334 462464

Office: Hut, Office 2

Email: rmb35@st-andrews.ac.uk

Website: http://www.ralf-bader.com/

Thesis/research: The Transcendental Structure of the World

Supervisors: Jens Timmermann and James Harris

Profile

Nationality: German

Degrees: BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (Oxford), M.Litt in Philosophy (St Andrews)

Other Research Interests

Metaphysics and Kant

Recent Publications

  • “Kant and the Categories of Freedom”, British Journal for the History of Philosophy, Vol. 17, No. 4 (2009), pp. 799-820

Recent Presentations

  • “Being F intrinsically and extrinsically”, APA Pacific Division Meeting, San Francisco
  • “Towards a hyperintensional theory of intrinsicality”, XII Taller d’Investigacio en Filosofia, Universitat de Girona
  • “Mereological supervenience”, Mereology Workshop, University of St Andrews
  • “Kant and the conditional intrinsic value of happiness”, Kant: Morality and Society – 2009 UK Kant Society Annual Conference
  • “Supervenience and structure-specific indiscernibility”, APA Pacific Division Meeting, Vancouver
  • “Neutrality and conditional goodness”, Conference on John Broome’s Weighing Lives, University of St Andrews
  • “Structure-specific supervenience and the grounding problem”, 8th SIFA National Conference, Universita degli studi di Bergamo
  • “Temporary coincidence and the grounding problem”, X Taller d’Investigacio en Filosofia, Universitat de Barcelona
  • “The categories of freedom”, Conference on ‘Kant’s Critique of Practical Reason’, University of St Andrews
  • “Personal identity and the dualism of practical reason”, Conference on Roger Crisp’s Reasons & the Good, University of St Andrews
  • “The non-transitivity of the contingent and occasional identity relations”, 9th Rocky Mountain Philosophy Conference, University of Colorado at Boulder
  • “Occasional identity theory as a variant of stage theory”, Syracuse Graduate Conference, Syracuse University
  • “Time-determination and outer permanence”, Graduate Conference on Kant, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
  • “The Refutation of Idealism within the Critique of Pure Reason”, 3rd UK Kant Society Graduate Conference, University of Hertfordshire

Non-Academic Interests

Hiking, squash, boxing

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