Associate Professor

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Office: 2283 Social Science and Humanities Building

Phone: 752-2254

E-mail: mglanzberg@ucdavis.edu

Ph.D.: Harvard University, 1997

Dissertation: "The Paradox of the Liar and the Problem of Context," directed by Charles Parsons and Warren Goldfarb

Areas of Specialization: Philosophy of language, philosophical logic, mathematical logic, philosophy of mathematics

Joined the UC Davis Philosophy Faculty: 2004

2008-2009 Course Schedule

Fall
131 Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics
201 Metaphysics Seminar

Winter
1 Introduction to Philosophy
137C Philosophy of Language: Semantics and Pragmatics

Spring
Not Teaching

Other Courses

189J Topics in Philosophy of Language
212 Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics Seminar
237 Philosophy of Language Seminar

Recent Publications

"Presuppositions, Truth Values, and Expressing Propositions" in Contextualism in Philosophy: Knowledge, Meaning, and Truth, ed. Gerhard Preyer, Gerhard & Georg Peter (2005), 349-396

"Minimalism, Deflationism, and Paradoxes" in Deflationism and Paradox, ed. J. C. Beall (2005), 107-132

Currently Supervising Dissertations

Gina Calderone, "The Indeterminacy of Meaning" (with Michael Jubien)