Crispin Wright (M.A., Ph.D., Cambridge; B.Phil., D.Litt., Oxford) specializes in the philosophies of language and mathematics,

Crispin Wright
Global Professor of Philosophy
philosophy of language, philosophy of mathematics, metaphysics, epistemology
- Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Fellow of the British Academy
- Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
- Member of the Academia Europaea
- On the Characterisation of Borderline Cases (PDF)
- The Perils of Dogmatism (PDF)
- On Quantifying into Predicate Position (PDF)
- Rule Following without Reasons (PDF)
- New Age Relativism and Epistemic Possibility (PDF)
- Relativism about Truth Itself (PDF)
- Comment on McDowell on Disjunctivism (PDF)
- Wang's Paradox (PDF)
- A Plurality of Pluralisms (PDF)
- (With B. Hale) The Metaontology of Abstraction (PDF)
- (With B. Hale) Focus Restored: Comment on John MacFarlane’s “Double Vision: Two Questions about the Neo-Fregean Programme” (PDF)
- Fear of Relativism? (Comment on Boghossian) (PDF)
- The Illusion of Higher-Order Vagueness (PDF)
- McKinsey One More Time (PDF)
- Internal—External: Doxastic norms and the defusing of
sceptical paradox (PDF)
- Frictional Coherentism? A Comment on Chapter 10 of Ernest Sosa’s Reflective Knowledge (PDF)
- (With S. Moruzzi) Trumping Assessments and the Aristotelian Future (PDF)
- (With G. Melis) Oxonian Scepticism about the A Priori: a Critique of Timothy Williamson (PDF)
Contact Information
Crispin Wright
Global Professor of Philosophy cw43@nyu.edu Department of Philosophy5 Washington Place, Room 308
New York, NY 10003
Phone: (212) 998-8335