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    The document is a curriculum vitae for Abi Doukhan, an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Queens College. It details her education, teaching experience, publications including several books and journal articles, presentations given, and community service. Her areas of research and scholarship focus on the work of Emmanuel Levinas and include topics in biblical philosophy, development ethics, and interfaith hermeneutics.

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    The document is a curriculum vitae for Abi Doukhan, an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Queens College. It details her education, teaching experience, publications including several books and journal articles, presentations given, and community service. Her areas of research and scholarship focus on the work of Emmanuel Levinas and include topics in biblical philosophy, development ethics, and interfaith hermeneutics.

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    The document provides Abi Doukhan's curriculum vitae which outlines their educational background and qualifications, published works, presentations given, and community/professional involvement.

    Abi Doukhan has a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Paris X—Nanterre and has also studied at Sorbonne University and Michigan State University. They hold a B.A. in Philosophy and a B.A. in Music from Roosevelt University.

    Some of Abi Doukhan's published works include the books 'Womanist Wisdom in the Song of Songs: Secrets of an African Princess', 'Biblical Portraits of Exile: A Philosophical Reading', and 'Emmanuel Levinas: A Philosophy of Exile'. They have also edited books and published several journal articles.

    Curriculum Vitae

    Abi Doukhan

    CONTACT INFORMATION
    Address: 136-28 62nd avenue,
    Flushing, NY 11367
    Tel: 269 930 0329
    Email: doukhana@ayhoo.com

    EDUCATION AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE

    HIGHER EDUCATION
    University of Paris X—Nanterre, 2000-2008, Ph.D. in Philosophy, received Summa Cum Laude.
    Sorbonne University, 1999-2000, Masters in Philosophy.
    Sorbonne University, 1998-1999, Licence in Philosophy.
    Michigan State University, 1997-1998, B.A. in Philosophy.
    Roosevelt University, 1995-1997, B.A. in Music.

    EXPERIENCE
    Queens College, 2010-2017, Assistant Professor, Philosophy Department.
    Elon University, 2008-2010, Visiting Assistant Professor, Philosophy Department.
    Andrews University, 2004-2016, Visiting Adjunct Professor, International Development.
    Lycee Prive Maurice Tieche, 2001-2003, Instructor of Philosophy.

    ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL HONORS


    Fellowship: NEH Summer Seminar/Institute at Michigan State University. Development Ethics:
    Questions, Challenges and Responsibilities, July 22-Aug. 16, 2013.

    MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES


    Association of Jewish Studies
    North American Levinas Society

    SCHOLARSHIP AND CREATIVE WORK

    BOOKS
    Womanist Wisdom in the Song of Songs: Secrets of an African Princess (Palgrave, 2019), 139 p.

    Biblical Portraits of Exile: A Philosophical Reading (Routledge, 2016), 155 p.

    Emmanuel Levinas: A Philosophy of Exile (Bloomsbury, 2012), 162 p.

    EDITED BOOKS
    The Redemption of Feeling, eds. Anthony Malagon and Abi Doukhan, (Lexington, 2019), 274 p.

    JOURNAL ARTICLES
    “Cain and Abel: Re-imagining the Immigration ‘Crisis,’” Religions 11 (112), 2020.

    “Beyond Intentionality: Towards an Ethical Sinngebung,” Philosophy Today, 58 (3): 427-440.

    “Emmanuel Levinas’ Epistemology: From Justification to Justice,” Philosophy Today, 57 (1):


    28-41. Translated into Spanish as “La epistemologia de Emmanuel Levinas: De la justificacion a
    la justicia,” Spanish translation by Juan Carlos Aguirre Garcia, in Anuario Colombiano de
    Fenomenologia, Vol. 8, 2014.

    “Beyond Haverut: A Levinasian View on Interfaith Hermeneutics,” Levinas Studies 8 (1):


    99-113.

    “From Exile to Hospitality: A Key to the Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas,” Philosophy Today,
    54 (3): 235-246.

    CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
    “The Hospitality of Abraham: Reflections on a Levinasian Approach to Inter-faith dialogue,” in
    The Three Sons of Abraham: Interfaith Encounters Between Judaism,Christianity and Islam, I.B.
    Taurus and Co., 2014, 81-93.

    ORAL PRESENTATIONS
    “The Redemption of Suffering: A Levinasian Portrait of Cain”, presented at “The Redemption of
    Feeling” conference at Queens College, New York, Dec. 3-4, 2015.

    “The Epistemology of Babel: A Levinasian Critique”, keynote address at Levinas conference,


    Nov. 18-19, 2015, at the University of Cauca, Colombia.

    “The Motif of the Lilies in the Song of Songs: A Rosenzweigian reading”, presented at the
    Association of Jewish Studies Conference, Dec. 16-18, 2014, in Baltimore.

    “Towards a New Ethics of the Subject: A Levinasian Perspective on Development Ethics”,


    presented at the International Development Ethics Association Conference, Costa Rica, July
    21-25, 2014.

    “Maimonides’ Hermeneutics: The Other of Revelation”, presented at the Association of Jewish


    Studies Conference, December 16-18, 2012, Chicago, IL.

    “Beyond Haverut: A Levinasian View on Interfaith Hermeneutics”, presented at “Levinas,


    Biblical Hermeneutics, and Literature” conference at Boston College, March 17-19, 2012 and at
    the International Society of Biblical Literature, in London, England, July 3-7, 2011.
    “Levinas: A Politics of Exile”, presented at North American Levinasian Society conference, in
    Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, May 1-3, 2011.

    “Exile and Responsibility”, presented for the Evangelical Theological Society, 61st annual
    meeting, in New Orleans, Nov. 17-19, 2009.

    “Levinas on the Structure of Dialogue,” presented at Symposium on Jewish-Christian-Muslim


    relations (“Our Father Abraham”) SDA Theological Seminary, Andrews University, Berrien
    Springs, Michigan, April 2006

    WORKS IN PROGRESS
    “Towards a Hermeneutics of Compassion: A Levinasian Exploration,” 20 p. (final stage).

    “The Shyness of God: A Response to Schellenberg’s Hiddenness Argument” 20 p. (final stage).

    SERVICE

    QUEENS COLLEGE
    Faculty member of academic senate, Queens College, New York.

    “The Redemption of Feeling: The Religious Existentialists”, philosophy conference at Queens


    College, New York, December 3-4, 2015. Co-organizer, sponsor, and panel member.

    CERRU event (Feb-May 2014): “On Love: An Inter-Faith Exploration”, co-sponsor, panel
    member, and reading group coordinator.

    CERRU event (Feb. 2013): “Doubt: A Three-Part Series of Diverse Perspectives”, panel
    member.

    COMMUNITY
    Served as president, secretary and vice-president of the Society of Adventist Philosophers
    (2011-2016).

    Regular contributor to Spectrum Magazine and Adventist Today, publications of the Seventh-Day
    Adventist Church (2011-2016).

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