Jonathan Kim-Reuter

Associate Professor

School:

School of Arts, Sciences, and Education

Department:

Department of Philosophy

Office Location:

Jeffries Hall, Room #122

Office Hours:

Educational Background

2005 Ph.D., Philosophy, Graduate Faculty (New School for Social Research) Dissertation: “Merleau-Ponty’s Reading of Montaigne: The Evolution of a Phenomenological Questioning.”Dissertation Advisor: James Dodd
1994 M.A., Philosophy, Kent State University
1992 B. A., Philosophy, Kent State University

Professional Experience

2013-Present Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy
2005-2013 Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, Director of Humanities, Georgian Court University
2005 Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Dowling College
2005 Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, St. John’s University
2004 Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Dowling College
2001 Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Eugene Lang College
1999 Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Eugene Lang College

Research / Creativity Interest Area

Areas of Specialization

Early Modern Philosophy
19-20^th Century Continental (esp. Phenomenology)
Epistemology

Areas of Competence

Philosophy of Psychoanalysis
Social and Political Philosophy
Ethical Philosophy

Additional Information

Vita

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