M. Eddon (Maya Eddon) is a contemporary analytic philosopher specializing in metaphysics and the philosophy of physics. Her work focuses on the nature of quantitative properties, including debates over the metaphysical status of magnitudes, vector properties, and their grounding. She has contributed to foundational questions about how physical quantities should be understood in terms of intrinsicness, fundamentality, and structural relations.
Developed influential arguments against standard accounts of vector properties in analytic metaphysics
Contributed to debates on the intrinsicness and fundamentality of quantitative properties
Worked on the metaphysical foundations of physical magnitudes and measurement
Engaged with the intersection of structural realism and property theory