Lyndal Grant, Ph.D.

Assistant Instructional Professor

Dr. Lyndal Grant is a professor of philosophy at the University of Florida and a specialist in ethical theory.

Currently Teaching
  • PHI 2010 Introduction to Philosophy
  • PHI 4320 Philosophy of Mind
Office Hours
  • Tuesday 12–1pm
  • Thursday 3–4pm
  • By appointment
Areas of Specialization
  • Ethics
  • Metaethics
  • Philosophy of Mind
Curriculum Vitae
Publications
  • "Getting What You Want" (with Milo Phillips-Brown), 2020, Philosophical Studies.
Presentations
  • Comments on Talbot Brewer, "Habituation and Awakening to the Good." New Horizons in the Philosophy of Action, February 2021
  • "What Wrong With Wanting to Do What is Right?" Mount Holyoke Summer Philosophy Conference, June 2020 (Cancelled due to COVID-19)
  • "Getting What You Want" (with Milo Phillips-Brown). Work In Progress, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, May 2017
  • Comments on David Plunkett, "The Role of Metalinguistic Negotiation in Philosophical Disputes and How It Matters for Thinking About the Methodology of Philosophy." Conceptual Engineering @ MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, February 2015
  • Comments on Sally Haslanger, "Social Meaning and Social Justice." MITing of the Minds, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, January 2014
  • "'Bogus' Illusions and reasons for Belief." Australian Association of Philosophy Annual Conference, Sydney, Australia, July 2010
Fellowships and Awards
  • Presidential Fellowship, 2011-2012, MIT
  • Australian Postgraduate Award, 2008. Australian Federal Government
  • Hastie Scholarship for Best Honours Thesis, 2007, The University of Melbourne