Greg Ray

Dr. Greg Ray is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Florida, specializing in Philosophical Logic, Philosophy of Language, and Metaphysics. He teaches courses such as PHI 3130 Symbolic Logic and PHI 5135 Graduate Logic. His research focuses on applying formal methods to philosophical problems, including truth theory, semantic paradoxes, and the foundations of formal semantics.

Dr. Ray has held continuous academic roles since at least 1990, contributing to major conferences and publications. His work spans journals like Erkenntnis, Mind, and ProtoSociology, with recent publications addressing just war theory, vagueness, and Tarskian truth definitions. He actively participates in professional associations including the American Philosophical Association and Society for Exact Philosophy, serving as Secretary for the latter since 1996.

Notable research themes include the analysis of philosophical paradoxes, semantic theory development, and metaphysical implications of formal logic. His presentations frequently bridge theoretical philosophy with applied ethics, reflecting interdisciplinary engagement.