Anthony Fisher is a Lecturer in Philosophy at Gonzaga University. Previously, he was a Lecturer at the University of Washington (2019-22) and a Research Fellow at the University of Manchester on the AHRC project The Age of Metaphysical Revolution: David Lewis and His Place in the History of Analytic Philosophy (2016-19). Before that he was the Bader Postdoctoral Fellow in Philosophy at Queen’s University (2015-16), a Newton International Fellow of the British Academy (2014-15), and a Visiting Assistant Professor at Dalhousie University (2012-13). He received his PhD from Syracuse University in 2012.

His research interests are Metaphysics and the History of Analytic Philosophy. His current work focuses primarily on the metaphysics of properties, metaphysics of time, and metaphysics of modality. In the History of Analytic Philosophy he is writing on the history of metaphysics in the twentieth century, with a focus on Donald C. Williams and David Lewis, but also with a concern to include lesser known figures that fall under non-analytic traditions such as Samuel Alexander and Grace de Laguna. He is also interested in Philosophy of Mind, especially metaphysics of mind, and Early Modern Philosophy.