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Stokes is a Marie
Curie Fellow in Philosophy, in the School of Humanities at the University
of Hertfordshire,
UK. He is undertaking the project "Selves in Time: Temporal Emplacement
and Affective Identification in Personal Identity Theory" (2010-2012). He is also an Honorary Fellow in the School
of Philosophy, Anthropology and Social Inquiry at
the University of Melbourne, Australia, and recently completed a two-year postdoctoral research project (funded by the Danish Research Council for the Humanities)
at the Søren
Kierkegaard Research Centre, University of Copenhagen,
Denmark.
Stokes'
work sits at the intersections of the Continental and Analytic
philosophical traditions. His research interests include 19th
and 20th century European philosophy, the metaphysics
of death, narrative selfhood, personal identity, moral psychology
and philosophy of religion. A particular focus of his work has
been bringing Kierkegaard into dialogue with contemporary analytic
philosophy, while his
current project at Hertfordshire explores temporal
and perspectival aspects of the question of selfhood.
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