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STUDENT TALKS AND GRAND DISCUSSION

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Alexander Wragge-Morley Ph.D. Student in Philosophy of Science What can we do with interdisciplinarity?

Elisheva Machlis Ph.D. Student in Middle Eastern Studies Science and reason in the thought of Shi’i reformist clerics

Yoni Mendel Ph.D. Student in Middle Eastern Studies Discourse, hegemony and knowledge in Israel

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