Elaine M. Landry
Associate Professor
Department of Philosophy
University of California, Davis

Curriculum Vitae

Papers available for download:

•  “How to be a structuralist all the way down”, to appear in Synthese.
•  “How to be a structuralist all the way down”, slides for a talk at Stanford, Nov. 13, 2009.
•  “Shared Structure Need Not Be Shared Set-Structure”, Synthese 158 (2007), pp. 1-17.
• “Scientific Structuralism: Presentation and Representation” (co-author Katherine Brading), Philosophy of Science, 73 (5), 2006, pp. 571-58
• “Intuition, Objectivity and Structure”, in Intuition and the Axiomatic Method, E. Carson and R. Huber (eds.), Western Ontario Series for Philosophy of Science, Reidel, (2006 ) pp. 133-153. 
• “Category Theory as a Framework for an In Re Interpretation of Mathematical Structuralism”, in The Age of Alternative Logics: Assessing Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics Today, J. van Benthem, G.  Heinzmann, M. Rebuschi and H. Visser (eds.), Kluwer (2006).
•  “Categories in Context: Historical, Foundational and Philosophical” (co-author Jean- Pierre Marquis), Philosophia Mathematica, Volume, 13 (1), 2005 pp. 1- 43.
• “Présentation du programme sémantique de Carnap dans le cadre de la théorie des catégories”,  M. Paquette (trans.), in Carnap Aujourd' hui, Collection Analytiques; 14, M. Paquette, F. Rivenc (eds.) , Éditions Bellarmin (2003), pp. 277-295 .
• “Logicism, Structuralism and Objectivity”, Topoi: Special Issue – Mathematical Practice, Volume 20  (2001), pp. 79-95.
• “Category Theory: The Language of Mathematics”, Philosophy of Science 66 3 (Supplement), 1999 pp. S14-S27.
• “Category Theory as a Framework for Mathematical Structuralism” in The 1998 Annual Proceedings of the Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Mathematics (1999), pp., 133-142.   
• “Category-Theoretic Realism” in The 1995 Annual Proceedings of the Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Mathematics (1996), pp., 186-201.