Van Inwagen, Peter
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Name (Latin)
Van Inwagen, Peter
Other forms of name
Van Inwagen, Peter Jan
Inwagen, Peter van
Date of birth
1942-09-21
Associated country
United States
Field of activity
Free will and determinism
Occupation
College teachers
Philosophers
Associated Language
eng
Gender
male
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Sources of Information
- An essay on free will, 1982:CIP title page (Peter van Inwagen) data sheet (Van Inwagen, Peter Jan; born September 21, 1942)
- Peter van Inwagen, John Cardinal O'Hara Professor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame; born 1942; presented the Gifford Lecture at University of St. Andrews in 2002; raised in Unitarian Universalist Church, was baptized into Episcopal Church in 1983 ( (The Gifford Lectures website, viewed November 21, 2022) )
- Thinking about free will, 2017:ECIP title page (Peter van Inwagen) data view (Inwagen, Peter van; born January 12, 1929 [correct birthdate is September 21, 1942]) book title page (Peter van Inwagen, University of Notre Dame, Indiana) page 1 (he was a first-year graduate student at the University of Rochester in the autumn of 1965)
- Time and cause : essays presented to Richard Taylor, 1980:title page (edited by Peter Van Inwagen, Syracuse University, Department of Philosophy)
- link to People page (under Emeritae and Emeriti: Peter van Inwagen [name is entered at "V" position in alphabetical list]; John Cardinal O'Hara Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus; Ph. D. from the University of Rochester ( (University of Notre Dame, Department of Philosophy website, viewed November 21, 2022) )
- Van Inwagen, Peter. An essay on the freedom of the will, 1969:title page (Peter van Inwagen; submitted this work as Ph. D. thesis to University of Rochester in 1969)
- Peter van Inwagen; born September 21, 1942; American philosopher; John Cardinal O'Hara Professor of Philosophy at University of Notre Dame and research professor of philosophy at Duke University each spring; previously taught at Syracuse University, earning PhD from University of Rochester in 1969 ( (Wikipedia, viewed October 20, 2025) )