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Neal JudischAssistant Professor |
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Research My main areas of research are in metaphysics, philosophy of mind and philosophical theology. I’m particularly interested in problems at the intersection of all three fields, especially as they relate to the many and varied questions of human agency. Selected Publications Theological Determinism and the Problem of Evil (forthcoming in Religious Studies). Why ‘Non-Mental’ Won’t Work: On Hempel’s Dilemma and the Characterization of the Physical (forthcoming in Philosophical Studies). Responsibility, Manipulation and Ownership: Reflections on the Fischer/Ravizza Program (Philosophical Explorations 8 (2005), pp. 115-130). A New Cosmological Argument Undone (with Michael Almeida, International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion 51 (2002), pp. 55-64). |
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Teaching Fall 2007 Philosophy of Religion Modern Philosophy of Religion |
Links Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy Jubilee Debt Campaign Homepage (with links to other 3rd-world debt resources) |