ד"ר שרלוט קצוף
אפיסטימולוגיה; אפיסטמולוגיה פמיניסטית; פרשנות פילוסופית של המקרא; תיאולוגיה אנליטית.
קורות חיים
Education:
1963 Hebrew Teacher's Certificate, magna cum laude, Teachers' Institute for Women of Yeshiva University
1964 B.A., Philosophy, cum laude, Barnard College
1971 Ph.D., Philosophy, Columbia University
Teaching Appointments:
1966-67 New York City Community College
1968-69 Bernard Baruch College of the City University of New York
1971-present Bar Ilan University, senior lecturer: department of philosophy, gender studies program (retiree-adjunct lecturer, from 2012)
- Israel Science Foundation Research Grant - "Insights of Analytic Philosophy into Biblical Narratives"
In Preparation:Human Agency and Divine Will: The Book of Genesis (completion expected in April 2019)
Selected Talks:
"Isaac and Jacob: A Tale of Deception and Self-Deception" – Conference on Bible Commentary –contemporary and medieval , Haifa University 2003.
The Story of Isaac and Jacob: Insights from Contemporary Analytic Philosophy" -
World Congress of Jewish Studies 2005.
"Matriarchal Knowledge in the Patriarchal Saga" – Society of Biblical Literature 2006; American Association of Jewish Studies 2006.
"Isaac and Jacob - Epistemological reflections on the Stealing of the Blessing" - The Israel Philosophical Association 2008.
"Abraham — A God-fearing Man or a Knight of Faith" American Association of Jewish Studies 2009; Society of Biblical Literature 2009.
"Defending Pharaoh against the Charges of Eleonore Stump" The Israel Philosophical Association, 2011.
"Analytic Philosophy and Biblical Exegesis" – Oxford Seminar in Advanced Jewish Studies, 2013.
פירסומים
Publications:
1. "Solomon Maimon's Interpretation of Kant's Copernican Revolution," Kant-Studien 66 (1975) 342-356.
2. "Review of Hinton, Experience: An Inquiry into Some Ambiguities," Philosophia 6 (1976) 379-385.
3. "Salomon Maimon's Critique of Kant's Theory of Consciousness," Zeitschrift f?r Philosophische Forschung 35 (1981) 185-195.
4. "Knowing How," The Southern Journal of Philosophy 32 (1984) 61-69.
5. "Intentional Action - Sometimes A Matter of Luck," Philosophical Investigations 12 (1989) 234-242.
6. "Justification Without Good Reasons," Philosophical Papers 21 (1992) 121-131.
7. "Oakeshott and the Practice of Politics," Journal of Philosophical Research 17 (1992) 265-277.
8. "Review of Berofsky, Freedom from Necessity: The Metaphysical Basis of Responsibility," The Journal of Philosophy 90 (1993) 98-104, with David Widerker.
9. "Justified Belief - A Conflict of Interests," Iyyun, The Jerusalem Philosophical Quarterly 43 (1994) 85-97.
10. "Zimmerman on Moral Responsibility, Obligation and Alternate Possibilities," Analysis 54 (1994) 285-287, with David Widerker.
11. "When Is Knowledge A Matter of Luck?" Grazer Philosophische Studien 51 (1996) 105-120.
12. "Fischer on Libertarianism and Avoidability," Faith and Philosophy 13 (July 1996) 415-421, with David Widerker.
13. "Epistemic Obligation and Rationality Constraints," The Southern Journal of Philosophy 34 (1996) 455-470.
14. "Divine Causality and Moral Responsibility in the Story of Joseph and His Brothers," Iyyun, The Jerusalem Philosophical Quarterly 47 (1998) 21-40.
15. "Counter-evidence and the Duty to Critically Reflect," Analysis 60 (2000) 89-97.
16. "Epistemic Virtue and Epistemic Responsibilty," Dialectica 55 (2001) 105-118.
17. “The Selling of Joseph - A Frankfurtian Interpretation,” in David Widerker and Michael
McKenna (eds.), Moral Responsibility and Alternative Possibilities (Hants, England: Ashgate, 2003).
18. “Religious Luck and Religious Virtue,” Religious Studies 40 (2004) 97-111.
19. "Jacob and Isaac – A Tale of Deception and Self-Deception," in Robert Eisen and Charles H. Manekin (eds.), Philosophers and the Hebrew Bible (Maryland U. Press: Maryland, 2008).
תאריך עדכון אחרון : 27/02/2023
