Research Group
Contemporary Jewish Mysticism: Social and Comparative Perspectives (Research Group Conference)
Tue, 14/07/2009 to Wed, 15/07/2009
Virginia Burrus
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Syracuse University
Virginia Burrus is the Bishop W. Earl Ledden Professor of Religion at Syracuse University. Prior to joining the Syracuse faculty she taught for twenty-two years at Drew University.
Thomas H. Tobin S.J.
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Loyola University Chicago
Thomas is a professor in the Department of Theology at Loyola University Chicago. His research interests are Hellenistic Judaism, Philo of Alexandria, the Letters of Paul, Middle Platonism, and Gnosticism.
Sara Solla
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Northwestern University
Sara is a professor in the Department of Physiology at Northwestern University. Her research interests are theoretical and computational neuroscience.
Philosophical Debate: Hofweber’s Internalism Challenged
5 May, 2024
In his recent paper, "Restricted nominalism about number and its problems," Stewart Shapiro (Ohio State University), a past fellow of the IIAS and member of the “Computability: Historical, Logical, and Philosophical Foundations” research group, , along with colleagues Eric Snyder and Richard Samuels, delves into a critical analysis of Thomas Hofweber's thesis of "internalism" concerning discourse on natural numbers.
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