Anthony Fisher

Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Alliance Manchester Business School

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Dr Anthony Fisher is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Philosophy at the University of Manchester. He is part of the AHRC-funded project The Age of Metaphysical Revolution: David Lewis and His Place in the History of Analytic Philosophy. 

Before coming to the University of Manchester (again) he was the Bader Postdoctoral Fellow in Philosophy at Queen’s University. While he was there he researched the philosophy of Donald C. Williams (1899-1983) and edited a collection of Williams'' essays in metaphysics titled The Elements and Patterns of Being: Essays in Metaphysics (Oxford University Press, 2018).

Previously at the University of Manchester he held a Newton International Fellowship from the British Academy. His project involved a detailed study of the metaphysics of Samuel Alexander (1859-1938) using the Samuel Alexander Papers held at the John Rylands Library. See the project website and the ''Heritage Heroes’ video on Samuel Alexander.

Before that he was a Visiting Assistant Professor at Dalhousie University (2012-2013) and received his PhD from Syracuse University in 2012.

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