Petrișor Mihail Ivan
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| Born | Bucharest |
| Nationality | Romania |
| Alma mater | University of Sussex |
| Occupation | Philosophy teacher |
Petrișor Ivan Mihail is a logics and philosophy teacher at the Bilingual Theoretical High School "Miguel De Cervantes", at Teleșcoala and at the Center of Excellence in Philosophy (CEX). CEX is a project that has been operating since 2001, within the Philosophy department of the University of Bucharest, where Petrișor is teaching alongside Gabriel Săndoiu. He is also a former member of the Council of the Philosophy University of Bucharest.
| Nationality | Romania |
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| Place of birth | Bucharest |
| Languages Spoken | Romanian Language, English Language, French Language |
| Honors and awards | The John Ross Prize, The John Ross Prize for Second Year French, Profesor Bologna |
Petrișor studied at the University of Sussex, the European Collage of Liberal Arts, Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3 and further pursued his studies at the University of Bucharest. He has also taught at the Theoretical High School "Lucian Blaga", Spiru Haret National College and the Romanian-Finnish High School.
He has also published a number of academic papers for the Philosophy University of Bucharest, both in English and Romanian. The most popular of them are: "A quasi-Fregean Solution to 'the concept «horse»' Paradox", "Why the hole argument cuts both ways – or no way at all" and "Workshop - essay tips & tricks".
Petrișor is also known for teaching on TV for "teleșcoala", a Romanian project made by TVR, The Romanian Television, during the COVID-19 pandemic, in order to teach kids from home. He was responsible for teaching the Romanian highschool philosophy curriculum for students.
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