Colin R. Caret

I am an Assistant Professor in the unit of Theoretical Philosophy at Utrecht University. My primary research is in philosophical logic, epistemology, and philosophy of science, but I am also quite enamored with the strains of skepticism and idealism found in pre-Qin Daoism and early Buddhism. Thanks to my wonderful collaborators, I currently have an Erdős number of 5. You can find a list of my publications below and more information about me at PhilPeople. You can reach me at [myfirstname][dot][mylastname][at]protonmail[dot]com

Articles

• forthcoming. "Simple Semantics for Logics of Indeterminate Epistemic Closure". The Logica Yearbook.

• 2021. "Why Logical Pluralism?". Synthese. 198.20, 4947--4968.

• 2021. “Pluralistic Perspectives on Logic: an Introduction to the Special Issue”. Synthese. 198.20, 4789--4800. [co-edited with Teresa Kouri Kissell]

• 2021. "In Pursuit of the Non-Trivial". Episteme. 18.2, 282–297.

• 2017. "The Collapse of Logical Pluralism has been Greatly Exaggerated". Erkenntnis, 82.4, 739-760.

• 2017. "Hybridized Paracomplete and Paraconsistent Logics". Australasian Journal of Logic 14.1, 281-325.

• 2015. "Logical Consequence: Its Nature, Structure, and Application" in Caret and Hjortland (eds.), Foundations of Logical Consequence. Oxford University Press.

• 2015. "A Note on Contraction-Free Logic for Validity". Topoi 34.1, 63-74. [co-authored with Zach Weber]

• 2014. "'That’s Deflatable’ – Sets vs. Truth". The Reasoner 8.11, 120-121.

• 2008. "True, False, Paranormal, and 'Designated'?: a Reply to Jenkins". Analysis 68.3, 238- 243. [co-authored with Aaron Cotnoir]

Books

• forthcoming. Logical Pluralism (Elements in Philosophical Logic). Cambridge University Press.

• 2015. Foundations of Logical Consequence. Oxford University Press. [co-edited with Ole Hjortland]

Reviews

• forthcoming. "Review of Gil Sagi and Jack Woods, The Semantic Conception of Logic''. The Philosophical Quarterly.

• 2017. "Review of Terence Horgan, Essays on Paradoxes". Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.

• 2011. "Review of Jc Beall, Spandrels of Truth". Mind 120, 503-506. [co-authored with David Ripley]

• 2008. "Review of Graham Priest, Doubt Truth to Be a Liar". Review of Modern Logic 11, 133-139.

Journal Issues

• 2021. Special Issue: Pluralistic Perspectives on Logic. Synthese. [co-edited with Teresa Kouri Kissel]

• 2017. Book symposium on Graham Priest’s One. International Journal of Philosophical Studies 25.4.