Welcome! I'm Malcolm Keating, Assistant Professor of Philosophy in the Humanities Division of Yale-NUS College, Singapore, with a joint courtesy appointment in the Department of Philosophy, National University of Singapore.
I think about language, meaning, and knowledge. My research is in history of philosophy, as a way of doing philosophy. Specifically, my work engages with classical Indian philosophical traditions as well as contemporary Anglophone (analytic) philosophy of language.
Bloomsbury, July 2020
Edited volume containing translations of central primary texts on arthâpatti by Mīmāṃsā and Nyāya philosophers, together with newly-commissioned essays on arthâpatti and epistemology, philosophy of mind, and logic.
Bloomsbury, May 2019
Introduction to Mukula Bhaṭṭa's Fundamentals of the Communicative Function focusing on major themes in Indian philosophy of language, with accessible translation, Roman transliteration, and connections to contemporary debates about the semantics-pragmatics boundary.
In my bi-weekly podcast, I talk about a range of ideas found in South Asian philosophy, along with their connections to the modern day. Listen on anchor.fm
Find recent interviews with scholars here. Johannes Bronkhorst | Alessandro Graheli | Pritipuspa Mishra | Bo Mou | Andrew Ollett |
Contact
Email: malcolm.keating@yale-nus.edu.sg Students: schedule appointments at YouCanBook.MePersonal academic blog: śābdabodhaḥGroup scholarly blog: The Indian Philosophy Blog.
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