Saul Kripke

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Saul Kripke was an American philosopher and logician renowned for his groundbreaking work in modal logic, the philosophy of language, and metaphysics, particularly his theories of naming and necessity.

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instanceOf human
logician
philosopher
university teacher
writer
academicDegree Bachelor of Arts
awardReceived Schock Prize in Logic and Philosophy
surface form: Rolf Schock Prize in Logic and Philosophy

Rolf Schock Prizes
surface form: Schock Prize (1993)
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1940-11-13
dateOfDeath 2022-09-15
educatedAt Harvard University
employer City University of New York
Princeton University
Princeton University Press
surface form: Princeton University Press (as author)

Rockefeller University
familyName Kripke fixed-point theory of truth
surface form: Kripke
fieldOfWork logic
metaphysics
modal logic
philosophy
philosophy of language
philosophy of mind
givenName Saul
influenced David Kaplan
Hilary Putnam
Kit Fine
Timothy Williamson
influencedBy Gottlob Frege
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Saul A. Kripke’s parents (rabbinic background)
knownFor Kripke fixed-point theory of truth
surface form: Kripke semantics

causal theory of reference
contingent a priori truths
interpretation of Wittgenstein
necessary a posteriori truths
rigid designators
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
British Academy
nativeLanguage English
notableWork Semantical Considerations on Modal Logic
surface form: A Completeness Theorem in Modal Logic

Semantical Considerations on Modal Logic
surface form: A Semantical Analysis of Modal Logic I

Semantical Considerations on Modal Logic
surface form: A Semantical Analysis of Modal Logic II

Identity and Necessity
Naming and Necessity
Kripke fixed-point theory of truth
surface form: Outline of a Theory of Truth

Semantical Considerations on Modal Logic
Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language
placeOfBirth Bay Shore
surface form: Bay Shore, New York
placeOfDeath Plainsboro Township
surface form: Plainsboro, New Jersey
positionHeld Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at CUNY Graduate Center
Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University
religion Judaism
sexOrGender male

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Ludwig Wittgenstein influenced Saul Kripke
liar paradox studiedBy Saul Kripke
Willard Van Orman Quine influenced Saul Kripke
Kurt Gödel influenced Saul Kripke
Hesperus usedAsExampleBy Saul Kripke
analytic philosophy associatedWith Saul Kripke
Stephen Yablo academicAdvisor Saul Kripke
Stephen Yablo influencedBy Saul Kripke
David Lewis influencedBy Saul Kripke
Norman Malcolm notableStudent Saul Kripke
On Referring influencedPhilosopher Saul Kripke
Gareth Evans influencedBy Saul Kripke
On Sense and Reference influenced Saul Kripke
Naming and Necessity author Saul Kripke
Identity and Necessity author Saul Kripke
David Kaplan influencedBy Saul Kripke
Timothy Williamson influencedBy Saul Kripke
Aboutness influencedBy Saul Kripke
essay "Reference and Modality" influenced Saul Kripke
subject surface form: Reference and Modality
counterpart theory debatedBy Saul Kripke
David Chalmers influencedBy Saul Kripke
John Hawthorne influencedBy Saul Kripke
Arthur Prior influenced Saul Kripke