Dr. Michelle Darnell Assistant Professor   Office  : JKSA 211B Phone : 672-1761 Fax     : 672-1090 Email  : mdarnell@uncfsu.edu Personal Homepage: http://faculty.uncfsu.edu/mdarnell/
BIOGRAPHY		Ph.D. Purdue University, Philosophy, 2004, with honors M.A. Purdue University, Philosophy, 2001 B.A. University of San Diego, Biology and Philosophy, 1998
TEACHING COURSES		Courses regularly taught at Fayetteville State University include: Existentialism (PHI 360) Intro. to World Religions (PHI 211) Intro. to Philosophy (PHI 210) Critical Thinking (PHI 110)
RESEARCH INTERESTS		AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION: Kant, Existentialism (especially Sartre), 19th and 20th century European Philosophy AREAS OF COMPETENCE: Eastern Philosophy, Ethical Theory, Logic
PUBLICATIONS		“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. Self in the Theoretical Writings of Sartre and Kant: A Revisionist Study, New York: Mellen Press, 2006. “Being-Looked-At: Ontological Grounding for an Ethics in Being and Nothingness,” Sartre Studies International, Fall 2004.