David Sanson

I am an associate professor of philosophy at Illinois State University. I have published work on time and change [1,2], essence and modality [3], nonexistent objects and fictional characters [4,5], and the history of the Liar paradox in the Islamic tradition [6,7]. I regularly teach our symbolic logic course here at ISU, along with courses on metaphysics and epistemology, philosophy in the Islamic world, medieval philosophy, aesthetics and the philosophy of art, and the philosophy of language.