Eric E. Hall, Ph.D.

Philosophy of Religion and Theology

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About Eric

I’m currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, the state’s honors college. While here, I’ve been writing about the idea of temptation (phenomenologically explored), the structure of religious belief, and the idea of revelation. I teach a variety of courses corresponding with my academic and personal philosophical interests, including ancient philosophy, continental philosophy, and philosophy of religion.

Brief Bio

CV

Publications

Here is a PDF of my CV

Latest Projects

Book

Here are a few recent chapter contributions and articles:

  • “Pragmatic Charity: A Synthesis of Rorty and Milbank“
  • “A Response to Patricia Easton’s Interpretation of Bayle“
  • “Kenosis, Sunyata, and Comportment: Interreligious Discourse Beyond Concepts”
Also, I recently presented this speech on the distinction between wisdom and knowledge at the 46th Annual Public School’s Luncheon in Arcadia, CA, sponsored by Arcadia Masonic Lodge and Arcadia High Twelve.

 

 

Current Syllabi

Syllabus
  • Introduction to Philosophy syllabus
  • Continental Philosophy syllabus

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