Cody S. Gilmore
 
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Cody Gilmore
Assistant Professor
Department of Philosophy
U.C. Davis





I work in metaphysics, mainly on issues about material objects, part-whole relations, and location relations that things can bear to spacetime regions. I am also interested in questions about universals and propositions, the nature of death, and various topics in the philosophy of mind, especially the unity of consciousness.

C.V.

Published or Forthcoming Papers
  1. “Balashov on Special Relativity, Coexistence, and Temporal Parts,” Philosophical Studies 109: 241-263 (June 2002).
  2. “The Introspectibility Thesis,” Psyche, 9(05), February 2003
  3. “In Defence of Spatially Related Universals,” Australasian Journal of Philosophy 81: 420-428 (September 2003)
  4. "Where in the Relativistic World Are We?," Philosophical Perspectives, 20, Metaphysics: 199-236 (December 2006)
  5. "Time Travel, Coinciding Objects, and Persistence,” Oxford Studies in Metaphysics, Vol. 3: 177-198 (2007)
  6. “Defining ‘Dead’ in terms of ‘Lives’ and ‘Dies’,” Philosophia (2007) 35: 219-231  
  7. "Persistence and Location in Relativistic Spacetime," Philosophy Compass 3/6 (2008): 1224–1254
  8. "Why Parthood Might Be a Four Place Relation, and How it Behaves if it Is," in Ludger Honnefelder, Edmund Runggaldier, Benedikt Schick, eds., Unity and Time in Metaphysics (Berlin: de Gruyter, 2009): 83-133
  9. "Sider, the Inheritance of Intrinsicality, and Theories of Composition," Philosophical Studies (published online July 2009)
  10. "Coinciding Objects and Duration Properties: Reply to Eagle," Oxford Studies in Metaphysics, vol. 5: 95-111, forthcoming

Near-Term Projects
  1. TBA, for Robert Garcia, ed., Substance (Philosophia Verlag)
  2. "The Definition of Death," for Ben Bradley, Fred Feldman, Jens Johansson, eds., The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Death (OUP)
  3. "Parts of Propositions," for Shieva Kleinschmidt, ed., Mereology and Location (OUP)
  4. "Slots in Universals"

Reviews
  1. "Review of Hud Hudson, The Metaphysics of Hyperspace," Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (October 2006)