Copenhaver, Brian P.
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- Email from author, April 1, 2016(also author of Antigone)
- Brian Copenhaver; professor, Western Washington University, 1971-81; Dean of Arts and Sciences, Oakland University, 1981-88; Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, UC Riverside, 1988-93; Provost of UCLA College of Letters & Science, 1993-2003; professor, UCLA Departments of Philosophy and History, 1993- ; Ph.D., History, University of Kansas, 1970 ( (Linkedin, viewed January 9, 2025) )
- Magic in Western culture, 2015:ECIP t.p. (Brian P. Copenhaver) born (December 21, 1942)
- NLM files, Feb. 4, 2002(hdg.: Copenhaver, Brian Paul, 1942-)
- Peter of Spain, 2014:title page (Brian P. Copenhaver) front folded flap (Distinguished Professor and Udvar-Hazy Chair of Philosophy and History at UCLA, teaches medieval and early modern philosophy)
- Symphorien Champier and the reception of the occultist tradition in renaissance France, 1978:t.p. (Brian P. Copenhaver, Western Washington University)
- faculty (Brian Copenhaver; professor emeritus; held the Udvar-Hazy Chair as Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and History; studies philosophy and science in late medieval and early modern Europe, focusing on Renaissance philosophy, modern Italian philosophy and the philosophical foundations for belief in magic in Western Europe ( (UCLA Department of Philosophy WWW site, viewed January 9, 2025) )
- Brian Copenhaver; visiting scholar; born and raised in Baltimore; director, UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2004-2011 ( (UNC Department of Philosophy, viewed January 9, 2025) )
- Valla, L. Dialectical disputations, 2012:t.p. (Brian P. Copenhaver) jkt. flap (Professor of History and Philosophy and Director of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, University of California-Los Angeles)
- Watson, T. Antigone, 1987:t.p. (Brian F. Copenhaver)
- His Symphorien Champier ... 1978:t.p. (Brian P. Copenhaver, Western Washington Univ.)