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I'm a Marie Curie Fellow
in philosophy at the University of Hertfordshire,
UK, undertaking the project "Selves in Time" (2010-2012). Starting in February 2012 I'll be a lecturer in philosophy at Deakin University Melbourne, Australia. I'm also an honorary fellow at the the University of Melbourne and have previously held research
fellowships at the University of
Copenhagen and St Olaf College, Minnesota. My work sits at the intersections of the Continental and Analytic
philosophical traditions, with research interests in 19th and 20th
century European philosophy, personal identity, narrative
selfhood, moral psychology, the metaphysics of death and remembrance, and philosophy of
religion. A particular focus of my work has been bringing Kierkegaard
into dialogue with contemporary analytic philosophy, while my current
project explores temporal and perspectival aspects of
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 KIERKEGAARD'S MIRRORS
Interest,
Self, and Moral Vision
Palgrave,
2010
“...Stokes’s book is, without
doubt, one of the, if not the, best account of Kierkegaard as a
philosopher and moral psychologist ever written. Kierkegaard’s Mirrors is
essential reading for anyone interested in Kierkegaard”
– Jamie Turnbull, British Journal for the History of Philosophy
 KIERKEGAARD AND DEATH
Edited by Patrick Stokes and Adam Buben
Indiana University Press, 2011
"Starting
from living death and the thought of death, and then moving through
dying, recollecting the death of another, and finally future life, this
volume brings together in a coherent way Kierkegaard's view on death
and dying." - Andrew J. Burgess, University of New Mexico |
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