Roy T Cook
Philosopher, Logician, Comics Scholar, LEGO Artist
2017:
"Possible Predicates and Actual Properties", Synthese (Special Issue: Logics Between First- and Second-order), [forthcoming].
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"Cardinality and Acceptable Abstraction" (w/ Øystein Linnebo), Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic, [forthcoming].
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"Abstraction and Four Kinds of Invariance: Or What’s So Logical About Counting?", Philosophia Mathematica 25(1): (Special Issue: Abstractionism), [2017]: 3 – 25
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"Necessity, Necessitism, and Numbers", Philosophical Forum (Special Issue: Williamson, Logic, and Philosophy) [forthcoming]. An earlier version of this paper was published in Proceedings of the International Conference on Williamson, Logic, and Philosophy [2015]: ** - **.
"Embracing Revenge and Logical Consequence", Academics 2 (Special issue: Paradoxes, Logic, and Philosophy) [2017]: 257 – 272. An earlier version of this paper was published in Proceedings of the International Conference on Paradoxes, Logic, and Philosophy [2016]: 367 – 393.
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2016:
"Frege’s Recipe", (w/ Philip Ebert), Journal of Philosophy 113(7) [2016]: 309 – 345.
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"Embracing the Technicalities: Expressive Completeness and Revenge" (w/ Nicholas Tourville), Review of Symbolic Logic 9(2) [2016]: 325 – 358.
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"Introduction: Reconsidering Frege’s Conception of Number. Dedicated to the Memory of Aldo Antonelli (1962/2/10 - 2015/10/11)" (w/ Erich Reck), Philosophia Mathematica 24(1) (Special Issue: Reconsidering Frege’s Conception of Number), [2016]: 1 – 8.
"Frege’s Cardinals and Neo-Logicism", Philosophia Mathematica 24(1) (Special Issue: Reconsidering Frege’s Conception of Number), [2016]: 60 – 90.
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"Cardinality, Conservativeness, and the Bad Company Objection", Abstractionism, M. Rossberg and P. Ebert (eds.), Oxford University Press, [2016]: 223 – 246.
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2015:
"Book Symposium: Frege’s Conception of Logic, Patricia Blanchette", Journal for the History of Analytic Philosophy 3(7) (Author meets critics symposium, w/ Marcus Rossberg & Kai Wehmeier) [2015]: 2 – 8.
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"The Paradox of Adverbs" (w/ Namjoong Kim), Analysis 75(4) [2015]: 559 – 561.
"Why Study Paradoxes?", The OUPBlog Tenth Anniversary Book: Ten Years of Academic Insights for the Thinking World, Alice Northover (ed.), Oxford University Press, [2015], n.p. (reprint of inaugural post from my Puzzles and Paradoxes blog).
"The Yablo Paradox", Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, B. Dowden (ed.), [2015], online at: http://www.iep.utm.edu/yablo-pa/
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2014:
"Priest’s Problem and Non-Injective Pluralism", Philosophical Analysis 15(3) (Special Issue: All-English Issue) [2014]: 183 – 202.
"There is No Paradox of Logical Validity", Logica Universalis 8 (Special Issue: The Scope of Logic Theorems), [2014]: 447 – 467.
"Should Antirealists be Antirealists About Antirealism?" Erkenntnis 79(2) (Special Issue: Monism, Pluralism, and Relativism: New Essays on the Status of Logic), [2014]: 233 – 258.
"Intermediate Logics and Axiomatic Truth", Philosophical Analysis 15(2) [2014]: 1 – 16.
"The Problems with Pluralism", The Proceedings of the Quarterly Meeting of the Korean Society for Analytic Philosophy (KSAP), [2014]: (n.p.).
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2013:
"Impure Sets are Not Located: A Fregean Argument", Thought 1(3) [2013]: 219 – 229.​
"How to Read Grundgesetze", appendix to: Grundgesetze der Arithmetik, Gottlob Frege (trans Philip Ebert and Marcus Rossberg), Oxford University Press [2013]: A1 – A41.
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2012:
"Response to My Critics", Analisis Filosophico 32(1) [2012]: 69 – 97.
"The T-schema is a Not a Logical Truth", Analysis 72 [2012]: 231 – 239.
"Conservativeness, Stability, and Abstraction", British Journal of Philosophy of Science 63 [2012]: 673 – 696.
"Universals and Abstract Objects", Continuum Companion to Metaphysics, Robert Barnard and Neil Manson, (eds.), Continuum, [2012]: 67 – 89.
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2011:
"Alethic Pluralism, Generic Truth, and Mixed Conjunctions", Philosophical Quarterly 61 [2011]: 624 – 629.
"The No-No Paradox Is a Paradox", Australasian Journal of Philosophy 89 [2011]: 467 – 482.
"Vagueness and Meaning Theories", Vagueness: A Guide (Logic, Epistemology and the Unity of Science Vol 19), Guiseppina Ronzitti (ed.), Springer [2011]: 83 – 106.
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2010:
"Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom: A Tour of Logical Pluralism", Philosophy Compass 5 [2010]: 492 – 504, online at:
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1747-9991.2010.00286.x/full
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2009:
"What is a Truth Value, and How Many Are There?", Studia Logica 92 (Special Issue: Truth Values) [2009]: 183 – 201.
"Curry, Yablo, and Duality", Analysis 69, [2009]: 412 – 420.
"Hume’s Big Brother: Counting Concepts and the Bad Company Objection", Synthese 170 (Special Issue: The Bad Company Objection), [2009]: 349 – 369.
"Diagonalization, the Liar Paradox, and the Inconsistency of the Formal System Presented in the Appendix to Frege’s Grundgesetze: Volume II", Proceedings of the 21st International Wittgenstein Symposium, Hannes Leitgeb and Alexander Heike (eds.), Austrian Ludwig Wittgenstein Society [2009]: 273 – 288. An earlier version of this paper was published in the 21st International Wittgenstein Symposium Pre-Proceedings, Alexander Hieke and Hannes Leitgeb (eds.), Austrian Ludwig Wittgenstein Society [2008]: 47 – 49.
"New Waves on an Old Beach: Fregean Philosophy of Mathematics Today", New Waves in Philosophy of Mathematics, Øystein Linnebo and Otavio Bueno (eds.), Ashgate [2009]: 13 – 34.
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2008:
"P is True and Non-Cartesian is Non-Cartesian", Analysis 68 [2008]: 183 – 185.
"Embracing Revenge: On the Indefinite Extensibility of Language", Revenge of the Liar, Jc Beall (ed.), Oxford University Press, [2008]: 31 – 52.
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2007:
"Introduction", The Arche Papers on the Mathematics of Abstraction, Roy Cook (ed.), Springer, [2007]: xv – xxxvii.
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2006:
"There Are Non-circular Paradoxes (But Yablo’s Isn’t One of Them)", The Monist 89 (Special Issue: Truth), [2006]: 118 – 149.
"Knights, Knaves, and Unknowable Truths", Analysis 66 [2006]: 10 – 16.
"Infinity in Mathematics and Philosophy", The Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2nd ed. Donald Borchert (ed.), MacMillan [2006]: 654 – 667.
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2005:
"Abstraction and Identity" (w/ Philip Ebert), Dialectica 59 (Special Issue: The Caesar Problem), [2005]: 121 – 139.
"Inverted Space: Minimal Verificationism, Propositional Attitudes, and Compositionality" (w/ Jon Cogburn), Philosophia 32 [2005]: 73 – 92.
"What’s Wrong with Tonk(?)", Journal of Philosophical Logic 34 [2005]: 217 – 226.
"Clarifying the Logic of Clear Cases", Issues on Vagueness, Sebastiano Moruzzi and Andrea Sereni (eds.), Il Poligrafo [2005]: 75 – 104.
"Intuitionism Reconsidered", The Oxford Handbook of the Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic, Stewart Shapiro (ed.), Oxford University Press [2005]: 387 – 411.
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2004:
"Patterns of Paradox", Journal of Symbolic Logic 69 [2004]: 767 – 774.
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2003:
"Iteration One More Time", Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 44 [2003]: 63 – 92, reprinted in The Arche Papers on the Mathematics of Abstraction, R. Cook (ed.), Springer, [2007]: 421 – 454.
"Still Counterintuitive: A Reply to Kremer", Analysis 63 [2003]: 257 – 261.
"Aristotelian Logic, Axioms, and Abstraction", Philosophia Mathematica 11 [2003]: 195 – 202, reprinted in The Arche Papers on the Mathematics of Abstraction, R. Cook (ed.), Springer, [2007]: 147 – 153.
"God, the Devil, and Godel’s Other Proof", Logica Yearbook 2003, L. Behounek, (ed.), Filosophia Press [2003]: 97 – 109.
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2002:
"Vagueness and Mathematical Precision", Mind 111 [2002]: 227 – 247.
"Counterintuitive Consequences of the Revision Theory of Truth", Analysis 62 [2002]: 16 – 22.
"Curing the Liar Syndrome", Satz: The Nordic Journal of Philosophy 3 [2002]: 126 – 141.
"Patterns of Paradox: Paradox and Parity", Logica Yearbook 2002, Timothy Childers and Ondrej Majer, (eds.), Filosophia Press [2002]: 69 – 83.
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2001:
"The State of the Economy: Neo-logicism and Inflation", Philosophia Mathematica 10 [2001]: 43 – 66, reprinted in The Arche Papers on the Mathematics of Abstraction, R. Cook (ed.), Springer, [2007]: 197 – 218.
"Monads and Mathematics: The Logic of Leibniz’s Mereology", Studia Leibnitiana 32 [2000]: 1 – 19.
"Vindicating Leibniz – The Use of Formal Logic in the History of Science and Mathematics", Proceedings of a Congress on Formal and Empirical Theories, Jose Saguillo, Jose Falguera, and Concha Martinez, (eds.) Universidade de Santiago de Compostela [2001]: 373 – 387.
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2000:
"What Negation is Not: Intuitionism and ‘0 = 1’" (w/ Jon Cogburn), Analysis 60 [2000]: 5 – 12.
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