Saul Aaron Kripke

educator, researcher, philosophy educator

Saul Aaron Kripke, American philosophy educator, researcher. Grantee National Endowment of the Humanities, 1998, National Science Foundation; named one of New York's Influentials, New York Magazine, 2006. Fellow American Academy Art and Sciences, British Academy; member Association for Symbolic Logic (executive committee 1997-1999).

Background

Kripke, Saul Aaron was born on November 13, 1940 in Bay Shore, New York. Son of Myer Samuel and Dorothy E. Kripke.

Education

Bachelor, Harvard University, 1962; Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), University Nebraska, 1977; Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Johns Hopkins University, 1997; Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), University Haifa, Israel, 1998.

Career

Fellow Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1963-1966, lecturer, 1966-1968; from lecturer to assistant professor Princeton (New Jersey) University, 1965-1966, McCath professor philosophy, 1978-1998; associate professor Rockefeller University, New York City, 1968-1972, professor, 1972-1976; Visiting professor The Hebrew University, since 1998. Member editorial board Journal Symbolic Logic, Journal Philosophical Logic, Journal Applied Logics; author: Naning and Necessity, 1980, Wittgenstein on Rules, 1982; contributor articles to professional journals.

Membership

Fellow American Academy Art and Scis.
British Academy; Association for Symbolic Logic (executive committee 1997-99).
1997 - 1999

Connections

mother: Dorothy
father: Myer

Born November 13, 1940

(age 74)

Nationality

United States, American

Ethnicity

American

1962

studied at Harvard University, Bachelor of Arts
1977

studied at University Nebraska, Doctor of Humane Letters
1997

studied at Johns Hopkins University, Doctor of Humane Letters
1998

studied at University Haifa, Doctor of Humane Letters
lecturer, Harvard University
from lecturer, to assistant professor Princeton (New Jersey) University
McCath professor, philosophy
professor, professor Rockefeller University
1963 - 1966

Fellow, Harvard University
1968 - 1972

associate, professor Rockefeller University
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Award

Grantee National Endowment of the Humanities.

1998, National Science Foundation
named one of New York's Influentials.

New York Magazine, 2006.

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