- Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, Philosophy, June 1990.
- B.S., University of California, Santa Barbara, Physics, 1981, summa cum laude.

Kirk Ludwig
Departmental Liason to Cognitive Science, Philosophy
Professor & Chair, Philosophy
Departmental Liason to Cognitive Science, Philosophy
Professor & Chair, Philosophy
I work on foundational issues in the philosophy of language (esp. logical form and semantics), epistemology, the philosophy of mind, and the philosophy of action (esp. collective action). Among other projects, I am currently working on a book on collective agency titled, Collective Action: From Individual to Institutional Agency.
From Plural to Institutional Agency: Collective Action II.(2017)
Kirk Ludwig
Oxford University Press.
From Individual to Plural Agency: Collective Action I.(2016)
Kirk Ludwig
Oxford University Press. 1
Is Distributed Cognition Group Level Cognition?.(2015)
Kirk Ludwig
Journal of Social Ontology, 1 (2), 189-224
What are conditional intentions?.(2015)
Kirk Ludwig
What are Conditional Intentions, 30-60
Proxy agency in collective action.(2014)
Kirk Ludwig
Noûs, 48 (1), 75-105
The ontology of collective action.(2014)
Kirk Ludwig
Intuitions and relativity.(2010)
Kirk Ludwig
Philosophical Psychology, 23 (4), 427-445
Fodor’s challenge to the classical computational theory of mind.(2008)
Kirk Ludwig and Susan Schneider
Mind & Language, 23 (1), 123-143
Collective intentional behavior from the standpoint of semantics.(2007)
Kirk Ludwig
Noûs, 41 (3), 355-393
The epistemology of thought experiments: First person versus third person approaches.(2007)
Kirk Ludwig
Midwest studies in philosophy, 31 (1), 128-159
Donald Davidson's truth-theoretic semantics.(2007)
Ernest Lepore and Kirk Ludwig
Oxford University Press.
The concept of truth and the semantics of the truth predicate.(2007)
Emil Badici and Kirk Ludwig
Inquiry, 50 (6), 622-638
The Essential Davidson.(2006)
Donald Davidson
Oxford University Press on Demand.
Semantics for nondeclaratives.(2006)
Daniel Boisvert and Kirk Ludwig
The Oxford handbook for the philosophy of language, 864-892
Donald Davidson: Meaning, Truth, Language and Reality.(2005)
Ernest Lepore and Kirk Ludwig
Oxford University Press.