My Paper 'On Identity Statements: In Defense of a Sui Generis View' is forthcoming in Disputatio. The final draft is available at PhilPapers. It's the longest, most substantial paper I've gotten accepted for publication so far, and its argument is quite difficult and controversial. The first version of it was written in 2009 for a course taught by Adrian Heathcote, and it was my first serious piece of work. I presented its main arguments at the 2010 Australasian Association for Logic Conference and received a mostly encouraging response. I put it aside for a few years after a few failed attempts to publish it, and only recently began to try again. The Disputatio referee report was really good and has caused the paper to be miles better than it was.
Forthcoming in Disputatio
My Paper 'On Identity Statements: In Defense of a Sui Generis View' is forthcoming in Disputatio. The final draft is available at PhilPapers. It's the longest, most substantial paper I've gotten accepted for publication so far, and its argument is quite difficult and controversial. The first version of it was written in 2009 for a course taught by Adrian Heathcote, and it was my first serious piece of work. I presented its main arguments at the 2010 Australasian Association for Logic Conference and received a mostly encouraging response. I put it aside for a few years after a few failed attempts to publish it, and only recently began to try again. The Disputatio referee report was really good and has caused the paper to be miles better than it was.
