I am a Ruth Norman Halls Research Associate in philosophy at Indiana University in Bloomington, working on the Richard Rufus Project. I received my PhD in 2017 from Fordham University, after which I taught philosophy and mathematics at Conception Seminary College in Missouri, and then as a postdoc at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. I miss the Blue Ridge mountains.
My main interest is later medieval philosophy, especially questions connected to metaphysics, philosophy of religion, and epistemology. I am also interested in the history of science, mainly in the connection between late medieval and early modern scientific practice and theory. My research focuses primarily on issues connected to causation, and some medieval questions related to secondary causation and divine concurrence.
When I am not doing philosophy, I enjoy hiking, woodworking, and listening to and playing 14--18th-century music.
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Zita V. Tóth Indiana University, Philosophy Department
1033 E. Third St., Sycamore Hall 026
Bloomington, IN 47405, USA