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J.J. Valberg is a contemporary philosopher and retired professor. Dr. Valberg studied philosophy at the University of Chicago where he received his Phd. He taught briefly at the University of Illinois and as a visitor at the University of Chicago before going to University College London where he spent his teaching career. He is the author of "The Puzzle Of Experience" (Oxford,1992) and "Dream, Death and the Self" (Princeton, 2007) Currently writing a book on the nature of will, he lives in London. [1] [2] [3]
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J.J. Valberg is a contemporary philosopher and retired professor. Dr. Valberg studied philosophy at the University of Chicago where he received his Phd. He taught briefly at the University of Illinois and as a visitor at the University of Chicago before going to University College London where he spent his teaching career. He is the author of "The Puzzle Of Experience" (Oxford,1992) and "Dream, Death and the Self" (Princeton, 2007) Currently writing a book on the nature of will, he lives in London. [1] [2] [3]