Hi TOK Folks,
I wanted to shared that I had a great conversation with Prof Michael Kazajian yesterday. He is the author of “
Unified Philosophy”. He teaches Philosophy, Ethics, and World Religion at Triton College. He authored two other books, Phenomenology and Education (Rodopi, 1998) and Learning Values Lifelong: From Inert Ideas to Wholes (Rodopi, 2002).
He authored this blog on Unified Philosophy for the American Philosophical Association that reviews its major argument and discusses why and how we should think of philosophy as a “meta-discipline” (following Mary Midgley) and how a broad view of the field can connect analytic and the continental traditions and afford a more coherent frame for the field. He has interests in metaphysics, ontology, epistemology and ethics. I was very heartened to see how well our views were aligned. As such, I am thrilled to have him join the TOK Society and explore more linkages between philosophy and the UTOK metapsychology.
Welcome Michael!
Best,
Gregg
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Gregg Henriques, Ph.D.
Professor
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