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Michelle Panchuk

Associate Professor of Philosophy Philosophy Program Coordinator

Murray State University

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College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Department Of English And Philosophy

Michelle Panchuk is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Fine Arts Associate Professor of Philosophy Philosophy Program Coordinator at Murray State University.

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Michelle Panchuk

Murray State University

Associate Professor of Philosophy Philosophy Program Coordinator

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religious studies philosophy psychiatry psychology religion philosophy of religion epistemology metaphysics mental health post-traumatic stress disorder stress (biology) psychopathology religious research scientific study of religion applied philosophy intellectual discourse textual practice psychological trauma death studies logic in computer science spirituality philosophical inquiry speculative philosophy abstract object theory algebraic logic computability theory hermeneutical injustice spiritual violence religious trauma theistic conceptual realism divine ideas divine simplicity post-traumatic growth

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Religious Trauma. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

What Doesn't Kill Me Makes Me Stronger? Post-Traumatic Growth and the Problem of Suffering. Religious Studies (2023)

psychopathologytraumaclinical psychologypost-traumatic stress disorderpsychologystress (biology)mental healthpost-traumatic growthpsychiatrypsychological traumadeath studies

Immutability and Impassibility. The Encyclopedia of Philosophy of Religion (2021)

computability theoryset theorylogic in computer sciencealgebraic logicmathematical logic

Listening to the Voices That Talk Back: A Response to Burley. Journal of the American Academy of Religion (2021)

african american studiesjazzperformance studies

Distorting Concepts, Obscured Experiences: Hermeneutical Injustice in Religious Trauma and Spiritual Violence. Hypatia (2020)

Michelle Panchuk

religionreligious traumaspiritualityreligious studiesspiritual violencehermeneutical injustice

The Simplicity of Divine Ideas: Theistic Conceptual Realism and the Doctrine of Divine Simplicity. Religious Studies (2019)

divine ideasepistemologydivine simplicityintellectual discoursetextual practicereligious researchscientific study of religionspeculative philosophyabstract object theoryphilosophical inquiryapplied philosophyphilosophyreligious studiestheistic conceptual realismphilosophy of religionmetaphysics

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Michelle Panchuk

Associate Professor of Philosophy Philosophy Program Coordinator

Murray State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Department Of English And Philosophy

Michelle Panchuk is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Fine Arts Associate Professor of Philosophy Philosophy Program Coordinator at Murray State University.

Honors

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Michelle Panchuk

Murray State University

Associate Professor of Philosophy Philosophy Program Coordinator

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Religious Trauma. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

What Doesn't Kill Me Makes Me Stronger? Post-Traumatic Growth and the Problem of Suffering. Religious Studies (2023)

psychopathologytraumaclinical psychologypost-traumatic stress disorderpsychologystress (biology)mental healthpost-traumatic growthpsychiatrypsychological traumadeath studies

Immutability and Impassibility. The Encyclopedia of Philosophy of Religion (2021)

computability theoryset theorylogic in computer sciencealgebraic logicmathematical logic

Listening to the Voices That Talk Back: A Response to Burley. Journal of the American Academy of Religion (2021)

african american studiesjazzperformance studies

Distorting Concepts, Obscured Experiences: Hermeneutical Injustice in Religious Trauma and Spiritual Violence. Hypatia (2020)

Michelle Panchuk

religionreligious traumaspiritualityreligious studiesspiritual violencehermeneutical injustice

The Simplicity of Divine Ideas: Theistic Conceptual Realism and the Doctrine of Divine Simplicity. Religious Studies (2019)

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