Robert Finan

Philosophy | Undergraduate Student

About Me

I am a philosophy student in Trinity College Dublin. My primary focuses are logic, philosophy of mathematics, metaphysics, and Plato. Having begun my undergradute degree studying Mathematics & Philosophy—majoring in Philosophy—I intend to further study and teach Philosophy.

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Curriculum Vitae

Publications & Drafts

TSPR Launch Event
"Reassessing Cantorian Cardinality: Conceptual and Pragmatic Objections to ‘Transfinite Numbers’"
Trinity Student Philosophical Review, 2025.

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Traditional Square of Opposition
"The Misguided Debate Over Existential Import: Ambiguity and the Categorical Forms"
Stance, forthcoming.

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Wittgenstein
"Early Wittgenstein's Non-Solipsism"
In Progress

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Plato's Metaphysical Hierarchy
"The Good is Not a Form: Metaphysical Continuity in Plato, Plotinus and Augustine"
In Progress.

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Aristotle with a Bust of Homer
"Must Evil Be Rendered Productive? Evaluating Ricœur’s Response to the Problem of Evil"
Heythrop, forthcoming.

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Contact

Email: rfinan@tcd.ie

Phone: +353 89 257 8392