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Johannes “Hanno” Bulhofمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Logic
• Ethics
• History of Philosophy
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Johannes “Hanno” Bulhof serves as an Assistant Professor of Philosophy within the Department of Social Sciences at McNeese State University's College of Liberal Arts. Based in Kaufman Hall 210-C, he contributes to the university's academic mission through teaching and research in philosophy, and is accessible via email at jbulhof@mcneese.edu or by office phone 337-475-5358. His educational qualifications are: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from the University of Texas Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania Dr. Bulhof's research spans multiple domains of philosophy. He is particularly engaged in logic , where he explores formal systems and reasoning; ethics , with a concentration on biomedical applications and decision-making; and the history of philosophy , covering ancient, medieval, and modern periods. His work in political philosophy and modal metaphysics further demonstrates his broad scholarly interests. These areas are reflected in his teaching of courses such as Introduction to Philosophy, Critical Thinking, Biomedical Ethics, and the History of Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Thought.

• Philosophy of Language
• Metaphysics
• Epistemology
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Brendan Murday serves as Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs at Ithaca College, a position he assumed in 2022 after previously holding the role of Associate Dean for Faculty and New Initiatives in the School of Humanities and Sciences. He joined Ithaca College in 2006 as a faculty member in the Department of Philosophy and Religion, earning tenure in 2014. His academic foundation spans philosophy, with prior teaching responsibilities in logic, introductory philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology, and philosophy of language. Dr. Murday's research centers on philosophy of language, metaphysics, and epistemology, with specialized focus on the semantics and metaphysics of names and fictional characters, the problem of the criterion, and interdisciplinary investigations into intellectual humility. His scholarly work bridges traditional philosophical inquiry with contemporary semantic frameworks, addressing foundational questions about reference, fictional entities, and epistemic justification. Analysis of his publication history (2011-2024) reveals consistent engagement at the intersection of metaphysics and philosophy of language, particularly regarding reference theory, ontological status of fictional objects, and solutions to epistemic regress problems. His work demonstrates methodological rigor in applying semantic pluralism, two-dimensionalism, and rigid designation theories to both real-world and fictional contexts, while maintaining connections to broader epistemological concerns about justification and knowledge acquisition.