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Continental Philosophy

Affiliated Faculty

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Core Faculty

Gil Anidjar

Professor of Religion, Department of Religion

Research Interest

Jews and Arabs
Political Theology
Race and Religion
Christianity
Continental Philosophy

Affiliated Graduate Students

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Christopher Bolhuis

Master's Student

Research Interest

Historiography, Secularism, Atheism, Continental Philosophy, Literature
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Arkadeep Mitra

PhD Student

Research Interest

18th and 19th century politics and religions in British Bengal, Nationalism, South-Asian politics, German Romanticism, Continental Philosophy
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