Ferit Güven
I am an associate professor of philosophy at Earlham College. I received my MA. and Ph.D. from the philosophy department, of DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois. My BA is from the political science department of Bogaziçi University, Istanbul, Türkiye. My area(s) of specialization: 19th and 20th Century Continental Philosophy, Social and Political Philosophy and Postcolonial Theory. (CV) My book Madness and Death in Philosophy was published by SUNY Press in March 2005. See my page: Philosophy Graduate Schools Friendly to Continental Philosophy My courses this semester (Fall 2011-2012) Phil 120: Introduction to Philosophy Phil 350: 19th Century Philosophy Phil 370: Philosophy of Social Science with Philosophy of Law (by Kevin Miles) Previous courses at Earlham College (See Comments and Suggestions for Papers) Read this page in Turkish
I am an associate professor of philosophy at Earlham College. I received my MA. and Ph.D. from the philosophy department, of DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois. My BA is from the political science department of Bogaziçi University, Istanbul, Türkiye. My area(s) of specialization: 19th and 20th Century Continental Philosophy, Social and Political Philosophy and Postcolonial Theory. (CV)
My book Madness and Death in Philosophy was published by SUNY Press in March 2005.
See my page: Philosophy Graduate Schools Friendly to Continental Philosophy
My courses this semester (Fall 2011-2012) Phil 120: Introduction to Philosophy Phil 350: 19th Century Philosophy Phil 370: Philosophy of Social Science with Philosophy of Law (by Kevin Miles)
Previous courses at Earlham College (See Comments and Suggestions for Papers)
Read this page in Turkish