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Patrick Grim

Patrick Grim is an American philosopher. He has published on epistemic questions in philosophy of religion, as well as topics in philosophy of science, philosophy of logic, computational philosophy, and agent-based modeling. He is author, co-author or editor of seven books in philosophical logic, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science and…

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Alma mater
Boston University (PhD, 1976) University of St Andrews (BPhil, 1975) University of California, Santa Cruz (A.B. Anthropology, Philosophy, 1971)
Born
Patrick Neal Grim (1950-10-29) October 29, 1950 (age 75)
Citizenship
United States
Era
Contemporary philosophy
Institutions
State University of New York at Stony Brook University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
Main interests
Philosophy of religion, Computational philosophy, Philosophy of logic, Philosophy of science

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Patrick Grim

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related to Selected articles and book chapters · 18
Patrick Grim → Ali Alai-Tafti, Astor, Bayesian Network Model, Calum McNamara, Caroline Diaso, Denis, Experimental, Frank Seidl, Isabell, Journal, Making Meaning Happen, Nick Kilb, Paul St, Scientific Change, Synthese, The Punctuated Equilibrium, Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, Trina Kokalis
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Patrick Grim → Boston University (PhD, 1976) University of St Andrews (BPhil, 1975) University of California, Santa Cruz (A.B. Anthropology, Philosophy, 1971)
Born · 1
Patrick Grim → Patrick Neal Grim (1950-10-29) October 29, 1950 (age 75)
Citizenship · 1
Patrick Grim → United States
Era · 1
Patrick Grim → Contemporary philosophy
Institutions · 1
Patrick Grim → State University of New York at Stony Brook University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
Main interests · 1
Patrick Grim → Philosophy of religion, Computational philosophy, Philosophy of logic, Philosophy of science
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Patrick Grim → Western philosophy
is a · 1
Patrick Grim → American philosopher

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Patrick GrimInstitutionsState University of New York at Stony Brook University of Michigan at Ann Arbor1.00infobox
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Patrick Grimrelated to Selected articles and book chaptersFrank Seidl0.60section
Patrick Grimrelated to Selected articles and book chaptersCalum McNamara0.60section
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