Abstract: In this paper I study some crucial stations in the complex story of the rehabilitation of the notion of actual infinity, from Aristotle, through Crescas, Spinoza, Hegel, and Cantor. Among other things I attempt to clarify Cantor’s significant engagement with Spinoza’s text, and Cantor’s view of Spinoza’s advocacy of actual infinity as partly inspiring […]
Abstract: According to objective consequentialism, a morally right action is one that has the best consequences. (These are not just the immediate consequences of the actions, but the long-term consequences, perhaps until the end of history.) I will argue that on one understanding this makes no sense, and on another understanding, it has a startling metaphysical presupposition concerning […]
Are you wondering how to translate a Philosophy degree into a career? As a Philosophy student, your degree is indeed preparing you with the skills and qualities to take on a variety of professional roles across a diverse range of sectors. This March, the Department of Philosophy is excited to present you a series of […]
Don’t miss this networking opportunity to connect with Philosophy alumni and find out how you can launch your career with a Philosophy degree! At the Philosophy Alumni Night, you will be able to learn from alumni of diverse professional backgrounds. The evening will begin with a moderated panel discussion with Philosophy faculty and alumni, followed […]
Philosophy Colloquium – Dr. Yitzhak Y. Melamed: ‘Spinoza and Hegel on Actual Infinity’ 
Philosophy Colloquium – Dr. Alan Hájek: ‘Consequentialism, Cluelessness, Clumsiness, and Counterfactuals’ 
Philosophy Career Workshops 
Philosophy Alumni Night