A.G. Holdier

A.G. Holdier is a philosopher of language, social science, and technology, interested in the moral infrastructure of conversation. With degrees in philosophy and anthropology from the University of Arkansas, Denver Seminary, and Colorado State University, his research explores how we construct our social identities through dialogue and how new technologies reframe what we can, and where we should, do things with words. Published in journals like Philosophy and Phenomenological Research and Faith and Philosophy, his work is also available at https://agholdier.com.