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Professor Alexis Sanderson

MA
Emeritus Fellow since 2015

My field is early medieval religion in India and Southeast Asia, focusing on the history of Śaivism, its relations with the state, and its influence on Buddhism and Vaishnavism.

Dr Magnus Ryan

University Lecturer in History, University of Cambridge
Fellow of Peterhouse, Cambridge
BA, MA, PhD
Quondam Fellow since 2014

Magnus Ryan spent the last year working on kingship and territory in medieval law, pursuant to his book on Roman law and medieval political thought, principally in French and Italian sources. He spent September in the Archives Nationales de France and a week at Easter in the Dipartimento di studi storici of the University of Milan, collaborating with Professore Andrea Gamberini and lecturing to the graduate research seminar there. He has worked principally in Cambridge and All Souls; he continues to direct studies in Peterhouse.

Dr Eleanor Robson

Reader in Ancient Middle Eastern Science, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge
BSc, MA, DPhil
Quondam Fellow since 2011

Rt Hon Sir John Redwood

MA, DPhil, FCSI
Distinguished Fellow since 2007

Global Investment strategist.      

Writer and broadcaster on political and economic issues.

Author of www.johnredwoodsdiary.com

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Dr Simon Quinn

Associate Professor in the Department of Economics and Public Policy, Imperial College London
BEcon (Hons), LLB (Hons), MA, MPhil, DPhil
Quondam Fellow since 2013

Simon Quinn was an Examination Fellow until the end of 2012, at which time he took up a new position as an Associate Professor in Economics at the University of Oxford.  Since August 2023, Simon has been an Associate Professor at Imperial College London.

Dr Richard Price

BPhil, MA, DPhil
Quondam Fellow since 2011
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Dr Hanna Pickard

BA, BPhil, MA, DPhil
Quondam Fellow since 2017

Hanna Pickard specializes in philosophy of mind, philosophy of cognitive science, philosophy of psychiatry, moral psychology, clinical ethics, and criminal and mental health law and policy. As well as being a philosopher, she worked for a decade at The Oxfordshire Complex Needs Service, a NHS specialist service for people with personality disorders and complex needs. Most of her current work focuses on addiction.

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Professor Ian Phillips

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Psychological and Brain Sciences, Johns Hopkins University
BA, BPhil, MA, PhD
Quondam Fellow since 2012

Ian Phillips' work lies primarily at the intersection of philosophy and the mind/brain sciences. Particular interests include: the nature and contents of perception; its relations to memory, imagination and belief; the scientific study of consciousness; and our experience of time.

Professor David Parkin

BA, PhD, FBA
Emeritus Fellow since 2008

Current research includes a) the sociolinguistic consequences of new, global migratory patterns; b) proliferating religious and healthcare traditions; and b) semiosis as multi-modal sensory communication and how it is orchestrated. Socio-cultural areas of interest include eastern Africa, China and northern European cities.

Derek Parfit

MA, FBA
Emeritus Fellow from 2010 to 2017
11 December 1942 - 1 January 2017
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