Rate My Professor Donald Smith

Smith has made significant contributions to philosophical literature through numerous peer-reviewed publications. Notable works include: '‘Wholly Present’ Defined,' co-authored with Thomas M. Crisp, published in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2005); 'Vague Singulars, Semantic Indecision, and the Metaphysics of Persons' in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2007); 'Kant on the Dependency of the Cosmological Argument on the Ontological Argument' in European Journal of Philosophy (2003); 'The Vagueness Argument for Mereological Universalism' in Pacific Philosophical Quarterly (2006); 'Mereology without Weak Supplementation' in Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2009); 'Chisholm's Phenomenal Argument Revisited: A Dilemma for Perdurantism' in American Philosophical Quarterly (2010); 'How to Endure an Alleged Paradox' in Journal of Philosophical Research (2008); and 'Knowledge and Lotteries' in Philosophical Books (2005). He has also contributed book chapters such as 'On Zimmerman's ‘The Providential Usefulness of Simple Foreknowledge’' in Reason, Metaphysics, and Mind: New Essays on the Philosophy of Alvin Plantinga (2012) and 'The Fall of the Mind Argument and Some Lessons about Freedom,' co-authored with E. J. Coffman, in Action, Ethics, and Responsibility (2010). These publications address key issues in metaphysics and epistemology.