Global and Comparative Philosophy (MA)
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Dr. A. Bdaiwi
Ahab Bdaiwi is a University Lecturer in Arabic and Medieval Philosophy and Late Antique Intellectual History. His research ventures into an array of subjects and themes in Islamic studies. Read more here.
Prof.dr. D.L. Berger
Douglas Berger is Director of the Centre for Intercultural Philosophy and Professor of Global and Comparative Philosophy. at Leiden University. He teaches and conducts research in the areas of Early and Medieval Chinese and Indian philosophical traditions, 19th Century German philosophy and cross-cultural philosophical hermeneutics. View his full profile here.
Dr. D. Choi
Dobin Choi is a university lecturer at the Institute for Philosophy. His research primarily focuses on conducting a comparative study between Confucianism and British moral philosophy, with a particular emphasis on exploring the sentiment-based virtue theories of Mengzi and David Hume. View his full profile here.
Prof.dr. F.A.J. de Haas
Frans de Haas is a Professor of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy. His teaching is mainly concerned with influential aspects of the philosophy of Antiquity and the Middle Ages. View his full profile here.
Dr. J. Li
Jingjing Li is a university lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the Institute for Philosophy. For her research she works on theories of mind and consciousness preserved in East Asian and Continental philosophical traditions. View her full profile here.
Dr. S.E. Harris
Stephen Harris is a university lecturer at the Institute for Philosophy. His research focuses on Indian philosophical texts, in particular Buddhist moral philosophy, and their conceptual relationship to issues investigated in contemporary philosophy. View his full profile here.