Caleb M.H. Camrud
PhD Student, Philosophy
Brown University
Caleb M.H. Camrud
PhD Student, Philosophy
Brown University
(...or at least for you to meet me, I guess.)
I'm Caleb (he/him/his). I like going on hikes, playing games, watching movies, traveling, and trying new foods and beer. My primary academic interests are logic, computability theory, analysis, and more recently, metaphysics, the philosophy of language, and the philosophy of mind. I currently have three research projects in various stages of completion: infinitary modal logics (of continuous accessibility) and their relation to the semantics of conditionals, the semantics of the first-person pronoun and actuality and their relation to questions about grounding and free will, and conceptual relativism and hyperradical interpretation and more generally how we could communicate with non-human intelligent agents. In the past, I also worked on the computable structure theory of continuous logic and has a small project on first-degree entailment. I've been inspired to study the mysteries of existence and experience by Plato, Descartes, Kant, Turing, Gödel, Putnam, Lewis, and Nagel. And I've been inspired to enjoy existence and experience by my parents, my friends, my cat, Luna, and my wonderful wife, Zyanya.