David Plunkett

  • Associate Professor of Philosophy, Dartmouth

David Plunkett is an associate professor in the philosophy department at Dartmouth College. His areas of research include ethics, philosophy of law, philosophy of language, philosophical methodology, epistemology and social/political philosophy. He co-teaches the short course Social Identity, Critical Theory, and the Law at the Law School.

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Education

  • Ph.D.
    University of Michigan
    2010
  • A.B.
    Harvard University
    2004

Faculty in the News

Danielle K. Citron, What the History of ‘Spirit Photography’ Portends for the Future of Deepfake Videos (Smithsonian Magazine)

Saikrishna Prakash, Does the Presidency Need Reform? (National Constitution Center)

Naomi R. Cahn, What Single Leaders Can Leave To Others (Forbes)

J. H. Verkerke, Brackney’s Legal Proceedings Aren’t Uncommon, Legal Experts Say (The Daily Progress)