Trenton Merricks is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Virginia. He specializes in metaphysics. He also works in philosophy of religion, epistemology, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of language.
Curriculum Vitae
Books
Papers
“Three Comments on Writing the Book of the World”
“Foreknowledge and Freedom” [published version]
“Précis of Truth and Ontology” [published version]
“Replies to Bennett, Hawley, and McDaniel” [published version]
“Replies to Hasker and Zimmerman”
“Propositional Attitudes?” [published version]
“Truth and Freedom” [published version]
“The Resurrection of the Body”
“Summary of Truth and Ontology” [published version]
“Replies to Cameron, Schaffer, and Soames” [published version]
“Remarks on Vagueness and Arbitrariness” [published version]
“The Word Made Flesh: Dualism, Physicalism, and the Incarnation”
“Split Brains and the Godhead”
“Composition and Vagueness” [published version]
“The End of Counterpart Theory” [published version]
“Précis of Objects and Persons” [published version]
“Replies to Lowe, Dorr, and Sider” [published version]
“Maximality and Consciousness” [published version]
“Conditional Probability and Defeat”
“Realism About Personal Identity Over Time” [published version]
“How to Live Forever without Saving Your Soul: Physicalism and Immortality”
“Varieties of Vagueness” [published version]
“Perdurance and Psychological Continuity” [published version]
“‘No Statues’” [published version]
“Endurance, Psychological Continuity, and the Importance of Personal Identity” [published version]
“Persistence, Parts, and Presentism” [published version]
“Composition as Identity, Mereological Essentialism, and Counterpart Theory” [published version]
“On Whether Being Conscious is Intrinsic” [published version]
“There Are No Criteria of Identity Over Time” [published version]
“Against the Doctrine of Microphysical Supervenience” [published version]
“More on Warrant’s Entailing Truth” [published version]
“Fission and Personal Identity Over Time” [published version]
“A Dilemma for Any Theory of Knowledge”
“Discussion of Jaegwon Kim’s Supervenience and Mind”
“On Behalf of the Coherentist” [published version]
“On the Incompatibility of Enduring and Perduring Entities” [published version]
“Warrant Entails Truth” [published version]
“A New Objection to A Priori Arguments for Dualism”
“Endurance and Indiscernibility” [published version]
Book reviews
Review of Kathrin Koslicki, The Structure of Objects
Review of Eric Olson, What Are We? A Study in Personal Ontology
Review of Peter van Inwagen, The Problem of Evil
Review of Katherine Hawley, How Things Persist [published version]
Review of Robin Le Poidevin (ed.) Questions of Time and Tense
Review of Jonathan Dancy (ed.) Reading Parfit [published version]
Review of Joshua Hoffman and Gary S. Rosenkrantz, Substance Among Other Categories [published version]
Review of Paul Helm, Belief Policies
Review of Arda Denkel, Object and Property [published version]
