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פרופ' יובל דולב

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yuval.dolev@biu.ac.il
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פילוסופיה של הזמן; פילוסופיה של התפיסה (פרספציה); פנומנולוגיה; פילוסופיה של המתמטיקה; פילוסופיה של הפיזיקה. 

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    Yuval Dolev                                                                            972-2-561-2315 (home)

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    Jerusalem                                                                                

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    Academic and Professional Positions

     

    Associate Professor                                                                             2012-present

     

    Chairman of the department of Philosophy                                        2009-2011                  

    Bar-Ilan University

     

    Sabbatical/Visiting Scholar                                                                 2005-2006

    Department of Philosophy

    University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada

     

    Sabbatical/Visiting Scholar                                                                 2013-2014

    Department of Philosophy

    Harvard University

     

     

    Education

     

    Ph.D. in Philosophy; 1997; Harvard University.

    Dissertation: “Time From the Metaphysical and Anti-Metaphysical Viewpoints”.

    Thesis Advisors: Hilary Putnam, Derek Parfit, Charles Parsons.

     

    (M.A.) thesis: “James’ Radical Empiricism and the Perception of Color”,

    Thesis advisors: Hilary Putnam and Frederick Neuhouser.

     

    B.Sc. (Summa Cum Laude) in Mathematics and Physics; 1990; Hebrew University, Jerusalem; Amirim honors program for outstanding students; Thesis (Summa Cum Laude): “Gödel’s Fixed Point Theorem and Undecidable Theories”; Thesis instructor: Haim Gaifman.

     

    Funded Research

     

    2009, Research Group Grant, Van Lear Institute, Jerusalem

    2010-11, Israel Science Foundation, Research Grant, The Direction of Time: Science and Phenomenology.

    2010, Research Group Grant, Van Lear Institute, Jerusalem

    2011 – ISF, grant for international workshop entitled: Cosmological and Psychological Time.

     

    Academic Fellowships and Honors

     

    1998-99, Post Doctoral Fellowship, ‘Vatat’ Tel Aviv University.

    1997-98, Post Doctoral Fellowship, Edelstein Center for the History and Philosophy of Science, Hebrew University,

    1996  Harvard University, Graduate Society Dissertation Completion Fellowship

    1996  Harvard University, Philosophy Dept., Martin Fellowship

    1991-96 Harvard University, Philosophy Dept., tuition fellowship

    1991-92 Harvard University, Philosophy Dept., merit based living stipend

    1988-90 Hebrew University, Amirim Honors Program for Outstanding Students

    1989 Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Dean’s List

    1988 Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Rector’s Prize

    1988 The Knesset, Certificate of Excellence (given to recipients of the rector’s prize)

    1988 Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Dean’s List

    1988 Weizmann Institute, Amos de-Shalit Summer Fellowship

     

    קורסים

    Topics in the Philosophy of Perception

    Topics in the Philosophy of Mathematics

    The Visual Field – Properties and Structure

    Advanced Topics in Logic

    American Pragmatism

    Logic

    Merleau-Ponty and Problems of Perception

    Perception of Colors and Motion

    Philosophy of Time

    Philosophy of Science

    Scientific and Philosophical Progress

    Temporal Directionality

    The Present: Physics, Metaphysics and Stoicism

    Topics in Epistemology

    פרסומים

    Publications

     

    Books

     

    1.       Time and Realism, MIT Press (2007).

     

    Edited Books

     

    1. Cosmological and Psychological Time, Y. Dolev and M. Roubach Eds. (Forthcoming, Springer).

     

    Journal Articles

     

    3.      “Space and Time: Some (Dis)Analogies,” Iyyun, The Jerusalem Philosophical Quarterly 49 (January 2000), 61-72.

     

    4.      “Dummett’s Antirealism and Time,” The European Journal of Philosophy 8 (3) (December 2000), 253-276.

     

    5.      “The Tenseless Theory of Time: Insights and Limitations,” The Review of Metaphysics 54 (December 2000): 259-288.                 

     

    6.      “Why Induction Is No Cure For Baldness,” Philosophical Investigations 27: 4, (October 2004), 328 – 346.

     

    7.      “Mission Impossible and Wittgenstein’s Standard Meter”, Philosophical Investigations 30:2 (April 2007), 127-137.

     

    1. “Super-tasks and Temporal Continuity”, Iyyun, The Jerusalem Philosophical Quarterly 56 (2007), 313-329.

     

    9.      “Semantic Externalism and Presentism”, The International Journal of Philosophical studies, Vol. 16 (4): 533-557, (2008).

     

    10.  "Time and Ontology", Iyyun, The Jerusalem Philosophical Quarterly 58 (2009), 292-300.

     

    1. "Antirealism, Presentism and Bivalence", International Journal of Philosophical Studies Vol. 18 (1): 73 – 89, (2010).

     

     

    Book Chapters

     

    12.  “How to Square a Non-Local Present with Relativity Theory”, in The Ontology of Spacetime, Dieks, D. ed., Elsevier B.V. 2006.

     

    13.  "Perceiving Transience" in The Future of the Philosophy of Time, Bardon, A. ed., Routledge, 2012.

     

    1. "A Real Present Without Presentism" in, New Papers on the Present, pp. 307-329, Roberto Ciuni, Kristie Miller, Giuliano Torrengo (Editors), Philosophia Verlag, 2013.

     

    15.  "Realism, Tense and Context-Sensitivity", in Defending Realism, B. Guido, G. Jesson, J. Cumpa, Editors, De Gruyter, 2014.

     

    16.  "Motion and Passage - The Old B-Theory and Phenomenology", in Debates in the Metaphysics of Time,  Oaklander L. N, Editor, Bloomsbury, 2014.

     

    1. "Relativity, Global Tense and Phenomenology", in Cosmological and Psychological Time, Y. Dolev and M. Roubach Eds. (Forthcoming, Springer).

     

     

    Book Reviews

     

    1. Book Review of Michlee Friend’s Introducing the Philosophy of Mathematics, (Stocksfield UK: Acumen), Philosophical Books (April 2008), Vol. 49 Num. 2. 

     

    1. Book Review of Maria Baghramian's Reading Putnam (Routledge), Analysis Reviews, Analysis (2014) 74 (2): 351-353. 

    תאריך עדכון אחרון : 25/01/2023