Róbert Mátyási
email | cv | philpapers | github
I am an adjunct professor in philosophy at Saint Joseph’s University.
PhD from the University of Toronto in 2021.
I am from Pécs.
Publications
Spinoza on Composition, Monism and Beings of Reason. Journal of Modern Philosophy 2(1). 2020.
(with Karolina Hübner) Spinoza on Expression and Grounds of Intelligibility, Philosophical Quarterly, 72(3). 2022.
(with Karolina Hübner) Reconceiving Spinoza, by Samuel Newlands. Mind 129(513). 2020.
Teaching
- Moral Foundations, 100-level, Saint Joseph’s University, Spring 2024, syllabus
- Topics in 17th and 18th century philosophy, 300-level, University of Toronto St. George, Summer 2021, syllabus
- 17th and 18th century philosophy, 200-level, University of Toronto Mississauga, Winter 2020, syllabus
- 17th and 18th century philosophy, 200-level, University of Toronto St. George, Summer 2020, syllabus
- Knowledge and Reality, 200-level, University of Toronto St. George, Summer 2019, syllabus, logic primer
See my cv for my complete teaching profile.
Writing for general audience (in Hungarian)
For the Kiskáté column in Műút:
- Stephen Menn, Justin E.H. Smith: Anton Wilhelm Amo’s Philosophical Dissertations on Mind and Body
- Michael O. Hardimon: Rethinking Race
- Diana Raffman: Unruly Words
- Daniel Z. Korman: Objects: Nothing out of the Ordinary
- Herman Cappelen: Philosophy without Intuitions (with Tibor Bárány)
- Timothy Williamson: Modal Logic as Metaphysics
- Some of the articles above appear in the 2017 collection Kiskáté. Kortárs filozófiai kiskönyvtár.
For Jelenkor:
