Dr. Marc W . Cole
I currently am a full-time secondary school teacher at a private school. My job is to create and teach curricula in philosophy and critical thinking for 7th-12th graders. I am going into my second year in this position.
I recently completed my PhD at the University of Leeds. My project argues that Aristotle's hylomorphic psychological theory, properly understood, solves the problem of mental causation better than contemporary competitor theories.
My examiners were Helen Steward (internal) and Anna Marmodoro (external). The project passed with presentational and editorial corrections.
For more information, see my Personal Website:
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Other Education:
-- MPhil Philosophy, University of St Andrews for a thesis entitled: "The Agential Fork: The Hidden Consequences of Agency for Plenitude in David Lewis' Thesis of Genuine Modal Realism" (2014). Supervised by Derek Ball (primary) and Katherine Hawley. External examiner--Chris Daly. Passed without corrections.
-- Conversion Diploma Philosophy, University of St Andrews (2012).
-- BA Theology, LCC International University, included a thesis entitled: "Only A Matter of Time: An Irenaean Recapitulation of Seneca." (Summa Cum Laude) (2010).
Supervisors: Dr. Heather Logue and Dr. Jamie Dow
I recently completed my PhD at the University of Leeds. My project argues that Aristotle's hylomorphic psychological theory, properly understood, solves the problem of mental causation better than contemporary competitor theories.
My examiners were Helen Steward (internal) and Anna Marmodoro (external). The project passed with presentational and editorial corrections.
For more information, see my Personal Website:
http://marcwcole.weebly.com
My CV is available upon request.
Other Education:
-- MPhil Philosophy, University of St Andrews for a thesis entitled: "The Agential Fork: The Hidden Consequences of Agency for Plenitude in David Lewis' Thesis of Genuine Modal Realism" (2014). Supervised by Derek Ball (primary) and Katherine Hawley. External examiner--Chris Daly. Passed without corrections.
-- Conversion Diploma Philosophy, University of St Andrews (2012).
-- BA Theology, LCC International University, included a thesis entitled: "Only A Matter of Time: An Irenaean Recapitulation of Seneca." (Summa Cum Laude) (2010).
Supervisors: Dr. Heather Logue and Dr. Jamie Dow
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This volume seeks to explore the intersection of theology, philosophy and the public sphere not by referring the social and political to ethics and deontology as is often the case, but rather to ontology itself, to the very nature of beings. The meaning of history and historicity is most pertinent to this enquiry and is approached here both from the perspective of social reality and from the perspective of ontology. Joining together contributions focusing on theory of the public sphere and metaphysics, chapters explore subjects as diverse as the political implications of the Incarnation, the paradox between ontology and history, politically left and right appropriations of Christianity, the fecundity of Maximus the Confessor’s insights for a contemporary political philosophy, modern Orthodox political theology focusing on Christos Yannaras and numerous thematic areas that together form the mosaic of the enquiry in question.
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This volume seeks to explore the intersection of theology, philosophy and the public sphere not by referring the social and political to ethics and deontology as is often the case, but rather to ontology itself, to the very nature of beings. The meaning of history and historicity is most pertinent to this enquiry and is approached here both from the perspective of social reality and from the perspective of ontology. Joining together contributions focusing on theory of the public sphere and metaphysics, chapters explore subjects as diverse as the political implications of the Incarnation, the paradox between ontology and history, politically left and right appropriations of Christianity, the fecundity of Maximus the Confessor’s insights for a contemporary political philosophy, modern Orthodox political theology focusing on Christos Yannaras and numerous thematic areas that together form the mosaic of the enquiry in question.
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