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Dr. Michelle Darnell Assistant Professor
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BIOGRAPHY |
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Ph.D. Purdue University, Philosophy, 2004, with honors
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M.A. Purdue University, Philosophy, 2001
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B.A. University of San Diego, Biology and Philosophy, 1998 |
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TEACHING COURSES |
Courses regularly taught at Fayetteville State University include:
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Existentialism (PHI 360)
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Intro. to World Religions (PHI 211)
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Intro. to Philosophy (PHI 210)
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Critical Thinking (PHI 110) |
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RESEARCH INTERESTS |
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AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION:
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AREAS OF COMPETENCE:
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Eastern Philosophy,
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Ethical Theory,
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Logic |
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PUBLICATIONS |
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“The Dialectics of Spiritual Development in Time Must Have a Stop” in Aldous Huxley's Time Must Have a Stop, ed. David Izzo. Chicago: Center for Book Culture (Dalkey Archive Press), 2006.
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Self in the Theoretical Writings of Sartre and Kant: A Revisionist Study, New York: Mellen Press, 2006.
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“Being-Looked-At: Ontological Grounding for an Ethics in Being and Nothingness,” Sartre Studies International, Fall 2004. |