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For information on becoming a special student, visiting fellow, or visting scholar, please contact the Special Student/Visiting Fellow Office; contact information is located at the bottom of the page.

Special Students

  Nora Anderson
  Christina Cameron
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Visiting Fellows and Fellows in Philosophy

Karim Gherab
Karim Gherab

Dr. Karim Gherab (Spain, 1972) is a theoretical physicist and a philosopher of science and technology. His research interests focus on Philosophy of Physics, as well as Science and Technology Studies. He has taught history of science at Universidad Autónoma in Madrid as an assistant professor. He is currently a fellow in philosophy in the Department of Philosophy, Harvard University, at the invitation of Professor Ned Hall.

In addition to published papers on philosophy of physics -- which focus on Eddington’s and Penrose’s ideas -- he is the author of El Templo del Saber: Hacia la Biblioteca Digital Universal, which will be published in English as The New Temple of Knowledge: Towards a Universal Digital Library (The University Press, University of Illinois, 2008). He is also coordinating a forthcoming monograph in the periodical Arbor, entitled Science and Culture on the Web.

Marie Guillot, Visiting Fellow
Marie Guillot

I am a final-year PhD student at Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) and Institut Jean Nicod (IJN) in Paris, France, and a visiting fellow at Harvard for the 2007-2008 academic year.

My doctoral research bears on the first person in language and in thought. I am trying to compare and assess various ways of adapting linguistic theories accounting for the phenomenon of speaker-relativity in 'de se' utterances to the realm of the mental, in view of providing an explanation of distinctive epistemic features of (a certain class of) egocentric thoughts, such as their immunity to error through misidentification, their apparent groundlessness, their transparency, or at least the privileged access that the subject has to their content when she grasps it in the normal introspective way, etc.

For more information, please view my page on the IJN's site: http://www.institutnicod.org/notices.php?user=Guillot
  Marta Pedrajas-Herrero
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Visiting Scholars

  Zhang Guoqing
  Kazashi Nobuo
  Andreas Papandreou
  Raffaele Rodogno

Post-Doctoral Fellows

  Anna-Karin Andersson
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