Kevin A Richardson, Assistant Professor    editKevin A Richardson

I am a philosophy professor who interprets the social world and seeks to change it, too. I study the nature and meaning of social categories—things like race, gender, and sexual orientation.

My current research question is: how do social categories operate in a diverse, fragmented, and ambiguous social world? In a series of papers, I argue that social categories are often indeterminate and scalar (viz., come in degrees).

I received my PhD in Philosophy from MIT in 2017. I received my BA in Philosophy from UNC Chapel Hill in 2012. I specialize in metaphysics and philosophy of language.

Office Phone: (919) 660-3050
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Web Page: http://www.kevinrichardson.org/

Education:
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017

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