Chris Tillman is a contemporary analytic philosopher working primarily in philosophy of language and metaphysics. He has contributed to debates on the nature of propositions, context-sensitivity, and the metaphysics of linguistic types and tokens. His work addresses foundational questions about how language relates to meaning, inscription, and abstract structure.
Contributed to the metaphysics of linguistic types and tokens, including analysis of inscription and reading
Worked on the nature of propositions and propositional content in philosophy of language
Examined context-sensitivity and its implications for semantic theory
Published research on singular terms and reference in analytic philosophy of language
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