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Aaron Cotnoir

office: 302 Manchester
email: aaron[dot]cotnoir[at]uconn[dot]edu

Interests

Metaphysics (modality, parthood, and property theory); philosophical logic (unrestricted quantification, paraconsistency and dialetheism, non-normal/impossible worlds); philosophy of language (truth, semantic paradoxes); philosophy of logic and mathematics (status of logical laws, significance of limitative results, etc.); philosophy of religion.

Projects

I'm currently working on papers regarding various topics: possibility in the broadest sense, mereological supervenience, a sketch of a theory of truth called "transparent pluralism", and dialetheic responses to objections to classical theism.

My long term projects include giving a paraconsistent framework for mereology and considering its various applications (especially in mereotopology).

History

B.A. Gordon College, 2000-2003

Visiting Scholar Oxford University, 2003-2004
M.A. UConn, 2005-2007