List of living philosophers and academics of philosophy/subpage

This is a subpage for the list of living philosophers and academics of philosophy. Names are to be moved from here to the main list when notability is established (usually by an article on the individual).

• Elizabeth Anderson, University of Michigan, feminism/philosophy of social science
• Mohammed Arkun, Sorbonne University, philosophy of religions, and Islamic Ethics
• Frank Arntzenius, University College, Oxford, philosophy of science/decision theory
• Anita Avramides, St Hilda's College, Oxford, philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
• Timothy Bayne, St Catherine's College, Oxford, philosophy of science/ethics/philosophy of religion
• Tom L. Beauchamp, Georgetown University, bioethics/business ethics
• Charles Beitz, Princeton University, political philosophy
• Karen Bennett, Princeton University, metaphysics/philosophy of mind
• Stephen Blamey, St Edmund Hall, Oxford, logic/philosophy of language/philosophy of mathematics
• Martha Bolton, Rutgers University, early modern philosophy
• Robert Bolton, Rutgers University, ancient philosophy/philosophy of language/metaphysics
• Harvey R. Brown, Wolfson College, Oxford, philosophy of physics
• Lesley Brown, Somerville College, Oxford, ancient philosophy
• Anthony Brueckner, University of California, Santa Barbara, metaphysics/epistemology
• Martin Bunzl, Rutgers University, philosophy of science
• John Burgess, Princeton University, logic
• Krister Bykvist, Jesus College, Oxford, ethics/decision theory
• Herman Cappelen, Somerville College, Oxford, philosophy of language/metaphysics/epistemology
• Victor Caston, University of Michigan, ancient philosophy/metaphysics
• Ruth Chang, Rutgers University, ethics/philosophy of action
• William Child, University College, Oxford, philosophy of mind/epistemology/Wittgenstein
• Alan Code, University of California, Berkeley/Rutgers University, ancient philosophy/metaphysics
• Jules L. Coleman, Yale University, philosophy and jurisprudence
• John M. Cooper, Princeton University, ancient philosophy
• Roger Crisp, St Anne’s College, Oxford, ancient philosophy/ethics/political philosophy
• Paolo Crivelli, New College, Oxford, ancient philosophy
• Edwin Curley, University of Michigan, early modern philosophy/philosophy of religion
• Stephen Darwall, University of Michigan, ethics
• Anne Aimola Davies, Department of Experimental Psychology, Oxford, Cognitive Science
• Martin Davies, Corpus Christi College, Oxford, philosophy of science/philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
• Jane M. Day, Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, ancient philosophy/ethics/philosophy of religion
• Alison Denham, St Anne’s College, Oxford, aesthetics/ethics/German philosophy
• Antony Eagle, Exeter College, Oxford, philosophy of science/metaphysics/epistemology
• Andy Egan, University of Michigan, philosophy of mind/metaphysics/decision theory
• Frances Egan, Rutgers University, philosophy of mind/philosophy of psychology
• Matt Evans, New York University, ancient philosophy/ethics
• Delia Graff Fara, Princeton University, philosophy of language
• Michael Graff Fara, Princeton University, metaphysics/philosophy of language/philosophical logic
• Richard Foley, New York University, epistemology
• Eckart Förster, Johns Hopkins University, German idealism/history of philosophy
• Robert L. Frazier, Christ Church, Oxford, ethics/political philosophy/philosophy of science
• Robert Freidin, Princeton University, philosophy of language
• Elizabeth Fricker, Magdalen College, Oxford, philosophy of mind/philosophy of language/epistemology
• Daniel Garber, Princeton University, philosophy of science/early modern philosophy
• Don Garrett, New York University, early modern philosophy
• Maximilian de Gaynesford, University of Reading, philosophy of mind and language
• Thony Gillies, University of Michigan, epistemology/philosophy of language/decision theory
• Clark Glymour, Carnegie Mellon University, philosophy of science/philosophy of psychology
• James Griffin12, Keble College, Oxford, ethics
• Reinhardt Grossman12, Indiana University (Emeritus), epistemology/metaphysics/phenomenology
• Volker Halbach, New College, Oxford, logic/philosophy of language/epistemology/philosophy of mathematics
• Hans Halvorson, Princeton University, philosophy of physics/logic/philosophy of science
• Edward Harcourt, Keble College, Oxford, ethics/philosophy of language/Wittgenstein
• Elizabeth Harman, Princeton University, ethics/metaphysics
• Stephan Hartmann, London School of Economics, philosophy of science/epistemology
• Anandi Hattiangadi, St Hilda’s College, Oxford, philosophy of mind/metaphysics/philosophy of science
• Ronald William Hepburn1, University of Edinburgh, aesthetics
• Daniel Herwitz, University of Michigan, continental philosophy/social philosophy/aesthetics
• Alison Hills, St John's College, Oxford, ethics
• Kinch Hoekstra, Balliol College, Oxford, history of political and moral philosophy/Plato/Hobbes
• Desmond Hogan, Princeton University, early modern philosophy/metaphysics
• Douglas Husak, Rutgers University, philosophy of law
• Edward Hussey, All Souls College, Oxford, ancient philosophy
• John Hyman, Queen’s College, Oxford, philosophy of mind/aesthetics/Wittgenstein
• Michael Inwood, Trinity College, Oxford, ancient philosophy/Hegel/19th century philosophy/Heidegger
• Daniel Isaacson, Wolfson College, Oxford, philosophy of mathematics/logic
• Dale Jamieson, New York University, ethics/environmental philosophy
• Thomas Johansen, Brasenose College, Oxford, ancient philosophy/philosophy of mind
• Mark Johnston, Princeton University, ethics/philosophy of mind/metaphysics
• James Joyce, University of Michigan, decision theory/epistemology/philosophy of science
• Lindsay Judson, Christ Church, Oxford, ancient philosophy
• A.J. Julius, University of California, Los Angeles/New York University, ethics/political philosophy
• Peter Kail, St Peter’s College, Oxford, history of philosophy/philosophy of mind
• Thomas Kelly, Princeton University, epistemology
• János Kis, Central European University/New York University, political philosophy/ethics
• Peter Kivy, Rutgers University, aesthetics/early modern philosophy
• Boris Kment, University of Michigan, metaphysics/philosophy of language
• Simon Kochen, Princeton University, philosophy of physics/number theory
• Sanjeev R. Kulkarni, Princeton University, information theory
• Igal Kvart, Hebrew University of Jerusalem/Rutgers University, philosophy of science/epistemology
• Hugh LaFollette, Univserity of South Florida, ethics
• Dave Leal, Brasenose College, Oxford, ethics/philosophical theology/philosophy of language
• Brian Leftow, Oriel College, Oxford, philosophy of religion/metaphysics/medieval philosophy
• Brian Loar, Rutgers University, philosophy of mind/philosophy of language/metaphysics
• Paul Lodge, Mansfield College, Oxford, early modern philosophy
• Louis Loeb, University of Michigan, history of modern philosophy
• Béatrice Longuenesse, New York University, continental philosophy/Hegel/Kant
• Barry Loewer, Rutgers University, philosophy of science/philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
• Hendrik Lorenz, Princeton University, ancient philosophy/moral psychology/epistemology
• Eric Lormand, University of Michigan, philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
• Tobias Louw, Fort Hare University, RSA, hermeneutics/ethics/political philosophy
• Sabina Lovibond, Worcester College, Oxford, ethics/ancient philosophy/feminism
• David Lyons, Boston University, philosophy of law/ethics/political philosophy
• Bill Mander, Harris Manchester College, Oxford, metaphysics/philosophy of religion
• Robert J. Matthews, Rutgers University, philosophy of language/philosophy of mind
• Tim Maudlin, Rutgers University, philosophy of physics/philosophy of science/metaphysics
• T.J. Mawson, St Peter's College, Oxford, philosophy of religion/metaethics.
• Howard McGary, Rutgers University, social philosophy/ethics
• Brian P. McLaughlin, Rutgers University, philosophy of mind/metaphysics/epistemology
• Winfried Menninghaus, Free University of Berlin, aesthetics/literary theory
• Peter Millican, Hertford College, Oxford, Hume/logic/ethics
• Phillip Mitsis, New York University, ancient philosophy
• A.W. Moore, St Hugh’s College, Oxford, philosophy of mathematics/logic/metaphysics/ethics/philosophy of religion
• Benjamin Morison, Exeter College, Oxford/Princeton University, ancient philosophy/logic
• Katherine Morris, Mansfield College, Oxford, phenomenology/Descartes/Sartre/Merleau-Ponty/Wittgenstein
• Stephen Mulhall, New College, Oxford, Wittgenstein/Heidegger/Kierkegaard/political philosophy
• Donald Munro, University of Michigan (Emeritus), Chinese philosophy
• John Oberdiek, Rutgers University, philosophy of law
• Alan Patten, Princeton University, political philosophy
• Dennis Patterson, Rutgers University, philosophy of law
• Adam Pautz, University of Texas, philosophy of mind, metaphysics
• Marijan Leopold Pavčnik, University of Ljubljana, legal philosopher, philosophy of law
• Ian Proops, University of Michigan, metaphysics/Kant
• James Pryor, New York University, epistemology/philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
• Donald Regan, University of Michigan, ethics/political philosophy
• John Richardson, New York University, 19-20th century continental philosophy/ancient philosophy
• Gideon Rosen, Princeton University, metaphysics/epistemology/moral philosophy
• William Ruddick, New York University, philosophy of science and medicine/professional and applied ethics
• Kenneth Safir, Rutgers University, philosophy of language
• Kirk Sanders, Rutgers University, ancient philosophy
• Scott Shapiro, University of Michigan, political philosophy/philosophy of law/philosophy of action
• Tamsin Shaw, Princeton University, political philosophy
• Theodore Sider, New York University, metaphysics/philosophy of language
• Lawrence Sklar, University of Michigan, philosophy of physics/philosophy of science/epistemology
• Holly M. Smith, Rutgers University, ethics
• Chandra Sripada, University of Michigan, philosophy of biology/cognitive science/ethics
• Sharon Street, New York University, ethics
• Michael Strevens, New York University, philosophy of science
• Eric Swanson, University of Michigan, philosophy of language/metaphysics/epistemology
• James Tappenden, University of Michigan, philosophy of language/philosophy of mathematics/logic
• Larry S. Temkin, Rutgers University, ethics/social philosophy/political philosophy
• Rich Thomason, University of Michigan, logic/philosophy of language/artificial intelligence
• Michael Tooley, University of Colorado at Boulder, metaphysics/epistemology
• Michael Tye, University of Texas at Austin, philosophy of mind/philosophy of science
• J. David Velleman, New York University, ethics/moral psychology
• Christian Wildberg, Princeton University, ancient philosophy
• Edwin Williams, Princeton University, philosophy of language
• Bruce W. Wilshire, Rutgers University, aesthetics/American philosophy/phenomenology/existentialism
• Robert Woolfolk, Rutgers University, philosophical psychology
• Dean Zimmerman, Rutgers University, metaphysics/philosophy of religion
• Cheung Kam Ching, Leo,Hong Kong Baptist University,philosophy of language/Wittgenstein's philosophy