The UO Department of Philosophy’s Colloquium Series presents:
Two Talks by
JAY M. BERNSTEIN
University Distinguished Professor of Philosophy
New School for Social Research
Public Talk to the University Community:
“HANNAH ARENDT OCCUPIES WALL STREET: CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AND AMERICAN DEMOCRACY...
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Al Frankowski will defend his dissertation “The Cassandra Complex: On Violence, Racism, and Mourning” on Tuesday May 22nd 2012, at 10:00 AM in PLC 353 on the University of Oregon campus.
This Final Oral Defense for Doctoral Degree is free of charge and open to the public.
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Doctoral Candidate Al Frankowski has accepted the tenure-track position of Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Northeastern Illinois University. Along with lower division classes, Al will teach specialized courses in 19th and 20th Century Continental Philosophy (including German Idealism,...
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Offering undergraduate (B.A., B.S., and a minor) and graduate (M.A. and Ph.D.) degrees, the department is home to ongoing dialogues and inquiries across philosophical perspectives and academic disciplines.
Emphasizing the traditions of American, Continental, and Feminist philosophy, our department's fields of focus include aesthetics, critical theory, environmental philosophy, ethics, the history of philosophy, Latin American and Native American philosophy, peace and conflict studies, phenomenology, philosophical psychology, philosophy of mind and cognitive science, philosophy of race, post-structuralism, and social/political philosophy.
Our graduate program produces first-rate scholars and teachers with a strong foundation in the history of philosophy, a well-rounded preparation in the diverse concerns of contemporary philosophy, and the skills to communicate effectively across different traditions and schools of thought. Our graduates have an established track-record of successful placement in tenure-track positions at liberal arts colleges and research universities.
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