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James Allen Graff
James Allen Graff (b. East Orange, NJ, 1937 - d. Toronto, ON, October 23, 2005) was a professor of philosophy at the University of Toronto and an activist focused on human rights in Palestine.
==Academic background==
He earned a BA at Lafayette College in 1959 and his doctorate at Brown University in 1963 with a thesis titled: ''The Concept of a Moral Agent.'' As a professor at Toronto his teaching focused on ethics and political philosophy.〔('Memorial resolution on the late Professor James Graff read by Professor Henry Pietersma to the Senate of Victoria University, Toronto,' ) Nov. 30, 2005〕John Irving, then head of the Department of Ethics at Victoria College, hired him as a lecturer in 1963. When Francis Sparshott stepped down as chairman of that department in 1970, Graff was appointed to succeed him. He held the post until the Department of Ethics was abolished and its members absorbed into the Department of Philosophy in 1975. He stayed at the department of philosophy, as a professor until 2002 and as professor emeritus until his death.〔'Minerva's Aviary: Philosophy at Toronto 1843-2003,' John A. Slater, University of Toronto Press, 2005, pg. 507〕
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