Matti Eklund
I have been at Cornell since 2005 and am now Associate Professor. I
received my PhD at MIT in 2000. Before coming to Cornell, I taught at William
Paterson University of New Jersey, University
of Iceland, and University
of Colorado at Boulder. I have published mainly in
metaphysics, philosophy of language and philosophy of logic. One special area
of interest is the liar and sorites paradoxes. Another is metaontology. Among
other things I have been thinking about lately are theories of truth, Bradley’s
regress and the unity of the proposition, and some issues at the intersection
of philosophy of language and metaethics. I will be
on sabbatical leave in the fall of 2008, spending that time in Iceland, and in
the spring of 2009 I will be Visiting Associate Professor at Harvard.
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