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Dr. Charles Goldhaber is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Florida, specializing in Early Modern Philosophy, Epistemology, and Kant. He teaches courses such as PHH 3400 (Modern Philosophy) and PHH 5406 (Modern Philosophy 2). His research focuses on skepticism in early modern thought, particularly in Hume and Kant, alongside early modern feminism and the role of philosophy in living well.
Dr. Goldhaber’s work bridges historical and contemporary philosophical debates, exploring themes like Hume’s moderation of pride, Kant’s engagement with skepticism, and the intersection of perception theory with epistemology. His publications appear in journals like Journal of the History of Philosophy and Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.
- Awards: Three-time Hume Society Emerging Scholar Award (2022–2024), NEH Institute Stipend (2022), North American Kant Society’s Best Graduate Student Paper Award (2020).
- Teaching: Recognized with the Elizabeth Baranger Excellence in Teaching Award (2019).
His current research emphasizes philosophical methodologies for addressing skepticism and applying historical insights to contemporary ethical and epistemological questions.
