This collection of essays on Saul Kripke & his philosophy is the first & only collection of essays to examine both published & unpublished writings by Kripke. Its essays written by distinguished philosophers in the field present a broader picture of Kripke's life & work than has previously been available to scholars of his thought. New topics covered in these essays include vacuous names & names in fiction Kripke on logicism & de re attitude toward numbers Kripke on the incoherency of adopting a logic Kripke on colour words & his criticism of the primary versus secondary quality distinction & Kripke's critique of functionalism. These essays not only present Kripke's basic arguments but also engage with the arguments & controversies engendered by his work providing the most comprehensive analysis of his philosophy & writings available. This collection will become a classic in contemporary analytic philosophy.