How do nature, body, growth, movement, places and voices shape our sense of what matters most?
David Morris
- Professor
- Department of Philosophy
- Graduate Program Director:
- MA in Philosophy
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Michael Montanaro
transformation, transmutation, proposition/purpose
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Mark Sussman
experimental theatre, puppetry, performance studies
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Philip Szporer
perception, embodiment, movement
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Matthias Fritsch
Continental philosophy, democratic theory, Marxist theory
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Audrey-Anne Bouchard
design for the theatre, lighting design, drama/performance
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Andrea Falcon
Aristotle, ancient philosophy, history of science
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Omri Moses
literary modernism, vitalist psychology, selfhood
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Christopher Salter
performance art, responsive environments, wireless sensor networks
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Nabeel Hamid
early modernity, philosophy of science, nature
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Katharina Nieswandt
ethics, virtue ethics, G. E. M. Anscombe
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Matthew Barker
philosophy of biology, philosophy of science, categorization
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Gregory Lavers
analytic philosophy, foundations of mathematics, Carnap
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Angélique Willkie
dance dramaturgy, contemporary circus, Josephine Baker
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Ulf Hlobil
reasoning, epistemology, philosophy of mind
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Pablo Gilabert
political philosophy, normative ethics, human rights
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Roberto de Almeida
psycholinguistics, representation of concepts, cognitive architectures
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Anthony Synnott
masculinities, senses, gender and sexuality
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Rosemary Mountain
aesthetics, music composition, musical analysis
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David Graham
advent of printing, allegory, fables
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Matthew Unger
law and society, contemporary accusatory practices, aesthetics
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David Howes
sensory studies, law and society, human body
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Florence Figols
dance creation, perception, embodiment
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MJ Thompson
performance studies, dance studies, writing and writing pedagogies
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Alan Bale
semantics, representation of concepts, meaning
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Manish Sharma
Old English, medieval literature, Middle English