Adam Crager
E-mail: acrager@humnet.ucla.edu
Phone: 310-825-6200
Education
- PhD, Philosophy, Princeton University (2015)
- MSc, Logic, Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University van Amersterdam (2013)
- MA, Philosophy, Princeton University (2011)
- BA, Philosophy (minor in Classical Languages and Literature), University of Chicago
Courses
- Aristotle’s Metaphysics Г (Philosophy 203)
- Modal Logic (Philosophy 136)
- Aristotle’s Analytics (Philosophy 202)
- Aristotle (Philosophy M102)
- Classical Arabic Philosophy (Philosophy 100A)
- History of Greek Philosophy (Philosophy 104)
- Plato and Aristotle (Rutger’s University New Brunswick)
- Introduction to Philosophy (Garden State Correctional Facility)
Recent Presentations
- 4/2016 Title: TBA, Berkeley Working Group in Ancient Philosophy
- 12/2015 ‘Aristotle on the Finitude of Essence’, Conference: Aristotle’s Metaphysics, New
York University Philosophy Department - 12/2015 ‘Aristotle’s “Most Beautiful Theorem”’, Prof. Marko Malink’s graduate seminar
on Aristotle’s Analytics, New York University Philosophy Department - 8/2015 ‘Aristotle and the Ad Infinitum Skeptics II: Logic’, University of Campinas
Philosopy Department, Campinas Brazil - 8/2015 ‘Aristotle and the Ad Infinitum Skeptics I: Metaphysics and Epistemology’, University
of Campinas Philosopy Department, Campinas Brazil - 8/2015 ‘Epistemology and the Limits of Circular Syllogistic’, University of S˜ao Paulo
Philosophy Department, S˜ao Paulo Brazil - 6/2015 ‘Predicable semantics and modal syllogistic: a formal alternative to Malink’s
interpretation’, Conference: Greek and Arabic Modal Syllogistic, Humboldt-
Universit¨at zu Berlin, Graduate School of Ancient Philosophy - 12/2015 ‘Aristotle on the Finitude of Essence’, Conference: Aristotle’s Metaphysics, New
York University Philosophy Department - 12/2015 ‘Aristotle’s “Most Beautiful Theorem”’, Prof. Marko Malink’s graduate seminar
on Aristotle’s Analytics, New York University Philosophy Department - 8/2015 ‘Aristotle and the Ad Infinitum Skeptics II: Logic’, University of Campinas
Philosopy Department, Campinas Brazil - 8/2015 ‘Aristotle and the Ad Infinitum Skeptics I: Metaphysics and Epistemology’, University
of Campinas Philosopy Department, Campinas Brazil - 8/2015 ‘Epistemology and the Limits of Circular Syllogistic’, University of S˜ao Paulo
Philosophy Department, S˜ao Paulo Brazil - 6/2015 ‘Predicable semantics and modal syllogistic: a formal alternative to Malink’s
interpretation’, Conference: Greek and Arabic Modal Syllogistic, Humboldt-
Universit¨at zu Berlin, Graduate School of Ancient Philosophy - 4/2013 ‘Preliminary Work for Interpreting Metaphysics Iota 1-2’, Pacific Division APA:
Invited Symposium ‘A Fresh Look at Aristotle’s Metaphysics Iota’ - 3/2013 ‘Games for Proving Undefinability of Generalized Quantifiers’, Mathematical Logic
Seminar, ILLC Universiteit van Amsterdam