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JC Beall (Connecticut)
Visited St Andrews: 20-30th November 2002 and 1-14 February 2004.
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
15 May -3 June 2005.
November 2005 (organized a Workshop on Semantic Paradox)
Robert Black (Nottingham)
‘Abstractionism and 20th Century Mathematics’
Abstraction Workshop IV, 3 November 2001.
Simon Blackburn (Cambridge)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Paul Boghossian (NYU)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, 17-20 June 2004.
Robert Brandom (Pittsburgh)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, 17-20 June 2004.
John Broom (Oxford)
‘Vague Comparatives’
Pilot Vagueness Workshop, 12-15th June 2000.
John Burgess (Princeton)
‘Quine, Analyticity and the Philosophy of Mathematics’
‘Does Mathematics Require a Foundation? A Conference in the Philosophy of Mathematics’, 12-15th August 2002.
John Campbell (Oxford)
‘Intelligible Causation’
Conference: ‘Being Committed’, 16-19 June 2000.
Eric Carter (OSU)
Visiting PhD student, December 2005.
David Chalmers (Arizona)
Modality Workshop I, 27-29 November 2003.
Peter Clark (St Andrews)
‘The Good Company objection’
Abstraction Workshop I, 30th October 1999.
Daniel Cohnitz (Tartu, Estonia)
Visited St Andrews: 29 August-11 September 2003
Fabrice Correia (Geneva/IRIS project)
Modality Workshop I, 27-29 November 2003.
Roy T Cook
13-20 June 2005.
Margaret Cuonzo (Long Island)
Visiting Researcher, autumn 2004.
Marian David
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Bill Demopoulos (Ontario)
‘Frege Arithmetic and Reconstruction’
Abstraction Workshop IV, 3 November 2001.
Talk to Arché Group, 26 February 2003.
Michael Devitt (CUNY)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, 17-20 June 2004 (and graduate preconference).
John Divers (Sheffield)
Commentator: ‘Implicit definition and the a priori’ by Hale & Wright
Abstraction Workshop I, 30th October 1999.
‘Modal Anti-Realism (i): Fictionalism’
‘Modal Anti-Realism (ii): Agnosticism’
Modality Project, Pilot Seminars, 27th February 2002.
Cian Dorr (Pittsburgh)
Vagueness Workshop II, September 2004.
Dorothy Edgington (Birkbeck)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Vagueness Workshop II, September 2004.
Jim Edwards (Glasgow)
A Discussion of George Bealer’s ‘A theory of the a priori’
(Pacific Quarterly, 81 (2000)), 13th February 2002.
Adam Elga (Princeton)
A talk on decision theory, Abstraction Workshop VI and Reading Party, November 2002.
Hartry Field (NYU)
‘A Revenge-Immune Solution to the Semantic Paradoxes’
Conference: ‘Does Mathematics Require a Foundation?’, 13th August 2002.
16-20 November 2005.
Thomas Forster (Cambridge)
Abstraction Workshop VIII, 17-18 October 2003.
Kit Fine (NYU)
‘The Method of Postulation’
Conference: ‘Does Mathematics Require a Foundation?’, 12-15th August 2002.
‘Do we have a satisfactory semantics for the language of first-order logic?’
15th August 2002.
Regular visits as Auditor.
Manuel Garcia-Carpintero (Barcelona)
Vagueness Workshop III, September 2004.
Christopher Gauker (Cincinnati)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Marcus Giaquinto (UCL)
‘Grasp of Abstract Structure’
Abstraction Workshop VII, 16-17 May 2003.
Michael Hallett (McGill)
Commentator: Book Symposium: on John Mayberry’s The Foundations of Mathematics in the Theory of Sets
Abstraction Workshop V, 24 May 2002.
Katherine Hawley (St Andrews)
‘Worldly indeterminacy without vague objects’
Pilot Vagueness Workshop, 12-15 June 2000.
John Hawthorne (Rutgers)
Modality Workshop II, 14-15 May 2004.
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
11 June 2005.
Jane Heal (Cambridge)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Richard Heck (Harvard)
‘The Logic of Frege’s Theorem’
Abstraction Workshop II, 2 December 2000.
25 January to 6 February 2004. British Academy Visiting Professor.
6-18 February 2005. ‘Frege‘s Theorem’ (Mathematics Seminars), Philosophy Club talk, and ‘What is Compositionality?’
(Keynote address at Arché Graduate Conference).
17-22 November 2005.
Harold Hodes (Cornell)
‘Logic, Logics and what’s left alive in Logicism’
‘Does Mathematics Require a Foundation?’, 12-15th August 2002.
Terence Horgan (Arizona)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, 17-20 June 2004 (and graduate preconference).
Paul Horwich (CUNY)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, 17-20 June 2004.
Keith Hossack (KCL)
‘Personal Identity and Vagueness’
Conference: ‘Being Committed’, 16-19 June 2000.
Commentator: Book Symposium, on Michael Potter’s Reason’s Nearest Kin
Abstraction Workshop VI, 24-25 May 2002.
Dominic Hyde (Queensland)
16-24 November 2005.
Peter van Inwagen (Notre Dame)
‘Modal Epistemology’
1st May 2003.
Dan Isaacson (Oxford)
‘Wittgenstein’s rejection of the definition of number in terms of equinumerosity’
Abstraction Workshop IV, 25th May 2001;
Abstraction Workshop X, 22-23 October 2004.
Frank Jackson (ANU)
‘Truth and Realism’ graduate preconference, June 2004.
Regular visits as Auditor.
Ignacio Jane (Barcelona)
‘The iterative conception of sets from a Cantorian perspective’
Abstraction Workshop VII, 16-17 May 2003.
Pierre Joray (Neuchatel)
Visiting researcher, Summer 2004.
Mark Kalderon (UCL)
‘Modal Structuralism and Cardinality’
Abstraction Workshop IV, 3 November 2001.
David Kaplan (UCLA)
‘The Meaning of Ouch and Oops’
8th July 2003.
Gary Kemp (Glasgow)
‘The Cæsar Problem’
Abstraction Workshop VI, 23 November 2002.
Jeffrey Ketland (Leeds)
Commentator: Book Symposium on John Mayberry’s The Foundations of Mathematics in the Theory of Sets
Abstraction Workshop, 24-25 May 2002.
James Ladyman (Bristol)
‘Truth and Realism’ graduate preconference, June 2004.
Shaughan Lavine (Arizona)
6-20 March 2005.
Philosophy Club talk; ‘What Abstract Objects Are’.
Seminars: Mathematics and Vagueness.
Øystein Linnebo (Harvard)
‘Ontology and the Concept of Object’
Abstraction Workshop V, 25 May 2002.
Bernard Linsky (Alberta)
28 November to 2 December 2003, ‘Platonized Naturalism’.
E.J. Lowe (Durham)
Vagueness Workshop III, September 2004.
Michael Lynch (Connecticut College)
Visited St Andrews: 12 October 2002 - 23 November 2002.
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004 (and graduate preconference).
Penelope Mackie (Birmingham)
Modality Workshop, 27-29 November 2003.
John MacFarlane (Berkeley)
1-2 and 7-11 June 2005.
Jacek Malinowski (Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study and Polish Academy of Sciences)
26 April 2005: ‘Logical System versus Logical Consequence’.
Darren McDonald (Western Ontario)
Visiting PhD student, academic years 2004/05 and 2006/07.
John McDowell (Pittsburgh)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004 (and graduate preconference).
Vann McGee (MIT)
‘Truth and Schemas’
Abstraction Workshop VIII, 17-18 October 2003.
Mike Martin (UCL)
‘Events and States’
Conference: ‘Being Committed’, 16-19 June 2000.
John Mayberry (Bristol)
‘Frege’s Context Principle’
Abstraction Workshop, 26th May 2001.
Joseph Melia (Leeds)
Modality Workshop II, 14-15 May 2004.
Peter Milne (Edinburgh)
Abstraction Workshop IX, 28-29 May, 2004.
Joanna Odrowaz-Sypniewski (Warsaw)
‘Vagueness and Identity’
Pilot Vagueness Workshop, 12-15th June 2000.
Alex Oliver (Cambridge)
‘Plural Identity’
Conference: ‘Being Committed’, 16-19 June 2000.
Abstraction Workshop VIII, 17-18 October 2003.
Eric Olson (Cambridge)
‘The Bodily Criterion of Personal Identity’
Conference: ‘Being Committed’, 16-19 June 2000.
Peter Pagin (Stockholm)
Vagueness Workshop VI, 3-4 March 2006.
Charles Parsons (Harvard)
‘Structuralism and Metaphysics’
‘Does Mathematics Require a Foundation?’, 12-15th August 2002.
Josh Parsons (UC Davis)
9-22 May 2005. ‘Things and the Mereological Fusions of Their Parts’,
‘Intrinsic Value and Intrinsic Properties’
‘Theories of Location‘
L.A. Paul (Arizona)
Modality Workshop II, 14-15 May 2004.
Andrea Pedeferri (Milan)
Visited St Andrews: 13 April 2003 - 30 May 2003
Philip Percival (Glasgow)
‘Explaining Chances’
Conference: ‘Being Committed’, 16-19 June 2000.
Michael Potter (Cambridge)
‘The Critique of Logicism in the Tractatus’
Abstraction Workshop, 2 December 2000.
Reason’s Nearest Kin
Book Symposium, Abstraction Workshop, 24-25 May 2002.
Abstraction Workshop VIII, 17-18 October 2003.
Graham Priest (Melbourne)
‘Vague transitions and precise cut off point’
Pilot Vagueness Workshop, 12-15 June 2000.
‘Objects of Thought’
Conference ‘Being Committed’, 16-19 June 2000.
Regular visits as Professorial Fellow.
Panu Raatikainen (Helsinki)
‘Truth and Realism’ graduate preconference, June 2004.
Greg Restall (Melbourne)
15-19 November 2005.
Mark Richard (Tufts)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Thomas Ricketts (Pennsylvania)
Abstraction Workshop VI, 22 November 2002.
Adam Rieger (Glasgow)
‘Logicism and second-order logic’
Abstraction Workshop VII, 16-17 May 2003
Sonia Roca
Visiting PhD student, September-December 2003, September-December 2004, and September-December 2005.
Richard Rorty (Stanford)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Gideon Rosen (Princeton)
‘The Limits of Contingency’
Conference: ‘Being Committed’, 16-19 June 2000.
Ian Rumfitt (Birkbeck)
‘Concepts and Counting’
Abstraction Workshop III, 26th May 2001.
Commentator: Book Symposium, on Bob Hale/Crispin Wright’s The Reason’s Proper Study
Abstraction Workshop V, 24-25 May 2002;
Modality Workshop II, 14-15 May 2004;
Abstraction Workshop IX, 28-29 May, 2004.
Nathan Salmon (UCSB)
Arché Reading Party, April 2006.
Andrea Sereni (Bologna)
Visiting PhD Student, September - November 2004.
Scott Shalkowski (Leeds)
Modality Workshop III, 3-4 December 2004.
Stewart Shapiro (OSU)
Regular visits as Professorial Fellow
Ted Sider (Rutgers)
‘Reducing Modality’
20th March 2003.
Peter Simons (Leeds)
‘Polation: The Case of the Missing Abstracta’
Abstraction Workshop VII, 16-17 May 2003;
Abstraction Workshop X, 22-23 October 2004.
Peter Smith (Cambridge)
Abstraction Workshop IX, 28-29 May, 2004.
Ernest Sosa (Brown)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Robert Stalnaker (MIT)
‘On what there isn’t (but might have been)’
St. Andrews Philosophy Club, 21-23 January 2004.
William Stirton (Edinburgh)
‘Hale and Wright on Caesar’
Abstraction Workshop VI, 23 November 2002.
Scott Sturgeon (Birkbeck)
Reply to Gideon Rosen’s ‘The limits of contingency’
Conference: ‘Being Committed’, 16-19 June 2000.
‘Modal Infallibilism’
13th March 2002.
Peter Sullivan (Stirling)
Abstraction Workshop X, 22-23 October 2004.
Neil Tennant (Ohio)
‘Extending the theory of natural deduction from logical operators to mathematical operators’
Conference: ‘Does Mathematics Require a Foundation?’, 12-15th August 2002;
Abstraction Workshop IX, 28-29 May, 2004.
Michael Tye (Temple)
‘The Unity of Experience’
11-13 February 2002.
Gabriel Uzquiano (Rochester)
‘Abstraction and Limitation of Size’
Abstraction Workshop V, 24 May 2002.
Visited St Andrews: August 2002 - 13 December 2002
David Velleman (Michigan)
‘Truth and Realism’ graduate preconference, June 2004.
Alan Weir (Belfast)
‘An Embarrassment of Riches’
Abstraction Workshop II, 1st December 2000;
Abstraction Workshop IX, 28-29 May, 2004.
Bernard Weiss (Capetown)
Commentator: Book Symposium on Michael Potter’s Reason’s Nearest Kin
Abstraction Workshop V, 24-25 May 2002.
Michael Williams (John Hopkins)
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Timothy Williamson (Oxford)
‘Vagueness, Identity and Leibniz’s Law’
Vagueness Workshop II, 12-15th June 2000.
Conference: ‘Truth and Realism’, June 17-20 2004.
Catherine Womack (Bridgewater)
‘Computation and Empiricism’
Abstraction Workshop VIII, 17-18 October 2003.
Stephen Yablo, MIT
‘Carving Contents: Some Ways’
‘Does Mathematics Require a Foundation?’, 12-15th August 2002.
Ed Zalta (Stanford)
‘Convergence in the Philosophy of Mathematics and the Question of Foundations’
Conference: ‘Does Mathematics Require a Foundation?’, 12-15th August 2002.
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