Faculty working in Modern Philosophy
Nir Ben-Moshe
Associate Professor
Zachary Biondi
Senior Lecturer
Jochen Bojanowski
Associate Professor
Helga Varden
Professor
Shelley Weinberg
Professor, Director of Undergraduate Studies
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