Szabo | Philosophy

Areas of Interests

Philosophy of Language, Metaphysics

PhD 1995, MIT

‘Against Logical Form.’ A Reappraisal of Davidson's Philosophy (G. Preyer ed.); forthcoming.
‘Verbs.’ The Routledge Companion to Philosophy of Language (G.Russell and D. Fara eds.); 2012.
‘The Case for Compositionality.’ The Oxford Handbook on Compositionality (W. Hinzen, et al. eds.); 2011.
‘Bare Quantifiers.’ Philosophical Review; 2011.
‘Tasks and Ultra-tasks.’ Magyar Filozófiai Szemle; 2010.
‘Specific, Yet Opaque.’ Logic, Language, and Meaning. (M. Aloni et al. eds.); 2010.
‘The Ontological Attitude.’ The Analytical Way. (T. Czarnecki et al. eds.); 2010.
‘The Determination of Content.’ Philosophical Studies ; 2010.

‘Structure and Conventions.’ Philosophical Studies; forthcoming.
‘Counting across Times.’ Philosophical Perspectives; 2007
‘The Distinction Between Semantics and Pragmatics.’ The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Language (E. LePore and B. Smith eds.), 2006
‘Sensitivity Training.’ Mind and Language, 2006.
‘The Loss of Uniqueness.’ Mind, 2005.
‘Sententialism and Berkeley’s Master Argument.’ Philosophocal Quarterly, 2005.
‘On the Progressive and the Perfective.’ Noûs, 2004.
‘On Qualification.’ Philosophical Perspectives, 2003.
‘Descriptions Without Uniqueness: A Reply to Abbott.’ Philosophical Studies, 2003.
‘Nominalism.’ The Oxford Handbook of Metaphysics (M. J. Loux and D. Zimmerman eds.), 2003.
‘Believing in Things.’ Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2003.

For a complete list of publications, see CV.