PAOLO SANTORIO

I'm a philosopher at the University of Maryland, College Park. I work on modal language, causal reasoning, expressivism, intentionality, variables, future-oriented talk, scalar implicature, and a few more things.

Before coming to Maryland, I did my graduate studies at MIT, was a postdoc at the Australian National University, and was a faculty member at the University of Leeds and UC San Diego.

I'm originally from Italy and was born and raised in Turin, the homeland of some of the finest wines and best soccer in the country.

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Meaning without Information: Comments on Paul Pietroski's "Conjoining Meanings"

Forthcoming in a PPR symposium on Paul Pietroski's book Conjoining Meanings || local file

More free choice and more inclusion: An experimental investigation of free choice in nonmonotonic environments, with Nicole Gotzner and Jacopo Romoli

Proceedings of SALT 28, 2018 || local file

Conditional Excluded Middle in Informational Semantics

Proceedings of the 21st Amsterdam Colloquium || local file

Selection Function Semantics for Will, with Fabrizio Cariani

Proceedings of the 20th Amsterdam Colloquium || local file

Filtering Semantics for Counterfactuals

Proceedings of SALT 24, 2015 || local file

Modals are Monsters: on Indexical Shift in English

Proceedings of SALT 20, 2011 || local file