I’m employed by the University of Leeds to teach and research philosophy. I work in a cluster of areas: quite a bit in the Metaphysics and the Philosophy of Logic and Language, and in selected areas of Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind.
I graduated from St Andrews with a PhD in 2005(ish), where I was a member of the Arche philosophical research centre. I’m now an associate fellow of Arche. Before St Andrews, I spent six studying undergraduate and taught postgraduate degrees in Oxford. I’m currently Secretary/Treasurer of the Analysis Trust.
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Higher Order Vagueness and Sharp Boundaries « Possibly Philosophy // September 1, 2008 at 2:23 am |
[...] to characterise validity (my thinking on this was cleared up a lot by these helpful two posts by Robbie Williams.) Timothy Williamson offers this neat argument that we’ll be committed to sharp boundaries [...]