Saul Kripke was Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and emeritus professor at Princeton University. He wrote enormously influential papers and books. "Naming and Necessity" and "Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language" are among the key works in modern analytic philosophy.

This interview took place on the Global Skeptics podcast and has been reposted here with permission.

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00:00 - Introduction
02:26 - Liar paradox
04:50 - Shakespeare
06:03 - Wittgenstein and the skeptical solution
07:25 - How skeptical was Wittgenstein?
09:16 - Externalism and skepticism
12:05 - Direct reference
13:55 - New book
16:06 - Negative existentials
18:58 - Criticisms of metaphysics
21:25 - Philosophy of mind
23:39 - Argument against identity theory
25:55 - Progress in philosophy
27:11 - Quine
30:33 - Identity
32:49 - Identity and transworld identity
34:21 - Naming and necessity
36:32 - Metaphysical modality
37:20 - Possibility as primitive
40:56 - Skepticism
43:04 - Causal theory of reference
44:45 - Conclusion

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