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Education
- PhD Stanford University 2008
- BA UCLA 2001
Chad Carmichael
- Associate Professor of Philosophy
- Director of Graduate Studies in Philosophy
Education
- PhD Stanford University 2008
- BA UCLA 2001
Academic interests
Metaphysics, Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind
Teaching
Frequently taught courses:
Introduction to Philosophy (P110)
Symbolic Logic (P265)
Philosophy of Mind (P360/P561)
Epistemology (P369/P562)
Metaphysics (P385/P560)
Philosophy of Language (P368/P520)
Awards
Visiting Research Fellowship, Merton College, Oxford, 2014
Templeton Philosophy of Religion Essay Prize, 2012
Publications
Articles
How to Solve the Puzzle of Dion and Theon Without Losing your Head. Forthcoming. Mind.
What Do the Folk Think About Composition and Does it Matter? (With Daniel Z. Korman). 2017. In David Rose, ed., Experimental Metaphysics, Bloomsbury Academic, 187–206.
Composition. (With Daniel Z. Korman.) 2016. Oxford Handbooks Online.
Deep Platonism. 2016. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 92.2: 307–326.
Toward a Commonsense Answer to the Special Composition Question. 2015. Australasian Journal of Philosophy. 93.3: 475–90.
Quantification and Conversation. 2012. In Joseph Keim Campbell, Michael O’Rourke, and Harry S. Silverstein, eds., Reference and Referring: Topics in Contemporary Philosophy v. 10, MIT Press, 305–324.
Vague Composition without Vague Existence. 2011. Nous 45.2: 315–327.
Universals. 2010. Philosophical Studies 150.3: 373–389.
Book Reviews
Ontology and the Ambitions of Metaphysics, by Thomas Hofweber. 2018. Review of Metaphysics 71.4: 810–812.
Philosophical Logic: An Introduction to Advanced Topics, by George Englebretsen and Charles Sayward. 2013. Teaching Philosophy 36: 420–423.
The Universe As We Find It, by John Heil. 2013. Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.
Alternative accessible formats of the publications on this page can be requested by contacting Chad Carmichael in the philosophy department at crcarmic@iupui.edu.