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Gwen Bradford Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Assistant Professor of Philosophy. Skip to primary content. I am Assistant Professor of Philosophy. In Houston TX, where I have been since 2010. I work in value theory and normative ethics. In 2013-2014 I was a Faculty Fellow at the Murphy Institute. At Tulane University. I did my graduate work at Yale University. Where Shelly Kagan was my primary advisor. Before that, I was an undergraduate at The University of Toronto. Please look at the Research. Page for some current papers and other work. July 2016.

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Assistant Professor of Philosophy. Skip to primary content. I am Assistant Professor of Philosophy. In Houston TX, where I have been since 2010. I work in value theory and normative ethics. In 2013-2014 I was a Faculty Fellow at the Murphy Institute. At Tulane University. I did my graduate work at Yale University. Where Shelly Kagan was my primary advisor. Before that, I was an undergraduate at The University of Toronto. Please look at the Research. Page for some current papers and other work. July 2016.

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