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Updated July 2011 MURALI RAMACHANDRAN
Published
articles:
1.
An Alternative
Translation Scheme for Counterpart Theory, Analysis 49 (1989) pp.
131-41. 2.
Sense and
Schmidentity, The Philosophical Quarterly
39 (1989) pp. 463-71. 3.
Contingent
Identity in Counterpart Theory, Analysis 50 (1990) pp. 163-66. 4.
Unsuccessful
Revisions of CCT, Analysis 50 (1990) pp. 173-77. 5.
On
Restricting Rigidity, Mind 101 (1992) pp. 141-44. 6.
The Rigidity of
Proper Names, Philosophical Studies XXXIII (The National University of
Ireland, 1992) pp. 189-200. 7.
Conditionals
and Transitivity: Response to Lowe, Analysis 52 (1992) pp. 68-77. 8.
Restricted
Rigidity: the Deeper Problem, Mind 102 (1993) pp. 157-58. 9.
A Strawsonian
Objection to Russell’s Theory of Descriptions, Analysis 53 (1993)
pp. 209-12. 10.
Frege’s Objection
to the Metalinguistic View, European Review of Philosophy Vol. I
(Stanford: CSLI Publications, 1994) pp. 133-41. 11.
Methodological
Reflections on Two Kripkean Strategies, Proceedings of the
Aristotelian Society XCV (1995) pp. 67-81. 12.
Bach on Behalf of
Russell, Analysis 54 (1995) pp. 283-87. 13.
McDermott on Causation:
A Counterexample, Australasian Journal of Philosophy 74 (1996) pp.
328-29. 14.
Counterfactuals
and Preemptive Causation (co-authors: Jonardon Ganeri and Paul Noordhof),
Analysis 55 (1996) pp. 219-25. 15.
The Ambiguity
Thesis vs. Kripke’s Defence of Russell, Mind & Language 11
(1996) pp. 371-87. 16.
Redundant
Causation, Composite Events and M-sets, Acta Analytica 16/17 (1997)
pp. 149-58. 17.
A
Counterfactual Analysis of Causation, Mind 106 (1997) pp. 263-77. 18.
For a (Revised)
PCA-Analysis (co-authors: Jonardon Ganeri and Paul Noordhof), Analysis
58 (1998) pp. 45-47. 19.
The M-set
Analysis of Causation: Objections and Responses, Mind 107 (1998) pp.
465-71. 20.
Sortal Modal
Logic and Counterpart Theory, Australasian Journal of Philosophy 76
(1998) pp. 553-65. 21.
Noordhof on
Probabilistic Causation, Mind 109 (2000) pp. 309-13. 22.
Rigidity,
Occasional Identity, and Leibniz’s Law (co-author: Simon Langford), The
Philosophical Quarterly 50 (2000) pp. 518-26. 23.
The Ambiguity
Thesis vs. Kripke's Defence of Russell: Further Developments (co-author:
Nadja Rosental), Philosophical Writings,14 (2000) pp. 49-57. 24.
Contingent
Identity and Kripkean Counterpart Theory, in Timothy Childers and Ondrej
Majer (eds.), The Logica Yearbook 2002,
( 25.
Indeterministic
Causation and Varieties of Chance-Raising, in P. Dowe and P. Noordhof (eds.),
Cause and Chance (Routledge, 2003) pp. 152-62. 26.
A
Counterfactual Analysis of Indeterministic Causation, in J. Collins, N. Hall,
L. A. Paul (eds.), Causation and Counterfactuals (MIT Press, 2004) pp.
387-402. 27.
How Believing
Can Fail to be Knowing, Theoria 56 (May, 2006), pp. 185-94. 28. Williamson’s Argument Against the KK-Principle, in J. Skilters et al.
(eds.), Paradox: Logical Cognitive and Communicative Aspects
( 29. Descriptions
and Presuppositions: Strawson vs. Russell, South African Journal of
Philosophy 27 (2008, special
issue on the philosophy of P.F. Strawson) pp. 64-79. Click
here for journal offprint. 30.
Kripkean
Counterpart Theory, Polish Journal of Philosophy 2 (2008) pp. 89-106. Click here for
journal offprint. 31.
Anti-Luminosity:
Four Unsuccessful Strategies, Australasian
Journal of Philosophy 87
(2009) pp. 659-73. 32.
Descriptions
with an Attitude Problem, Philosophical
Quarterly 53 (2009) pp. 721-23 33.
The
Impossibility of Inverted Reasoners, Acta Analytica 25 (2010) pp. 499-502 34.
Occasional
Identity: A Tale of Two Approaches, Analytic Philosophy 52 (2011) pp. 175–187. 35.
The
KK-Principle, Margins for Error, and Safety, forthcoming in Erkenntnis. Unpublished
(including work in progress)
1.
Contingent
Identity, Rigidity, and Counterpart Theory. (Book) 2.
The Products of
Fission, Fusion, and Teletransportation 3.
Irrational
Knowledge — The Plight of Blameless Estimators and
Expectant Examinees? 4.
Limitations on
the Transfer of Knowledge 5.
A Puzzle About
Conditionals |