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The Scottish Centre for Continental Philosophy is a Research Centre based in the School of Humanities at the University of Dundee. It brings together academics from Scotland, the UK, and the wider world to form a hub of research on continental philosophy in Scotland. It aims to foster the study of continental philosophy in all its historical and contemporary forms and to make connections to other philosophical traditions and academic disciplines.
The Centre organises conferences, workshops and seminars. It brings together researchers and students interested in historical figures and contemporary debates. The Centre also connects to work in philosophy and the arts through its degree programme in Art and Philosophy and through research degrees in continental philosophy and the Art and Humanities MFA at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design.
We have international links and current research programmes with Paris 8, Deakin University and the Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy, the Association for Continental Philosophy of Religion, and the Australasian Society of Continental Philosophy. The Centre has Erasmus links with Freiburg, Grenoble, Turin, Ostrava, Tilburg and Bilkent.
Members
Dr. Tina Rock University of Dundee
Dr. Ashley Woodward University of Dundee
Dr. Dominic Smith University of Dundee
Dr. Oisin Keohane University of Dundee
Dr. Undine Sellbach University of Dundee
Dr. Frank Ruda University of Dundee
Associate Members
Dr. Todd Mei University of Kent
Dr. Beth Lord University of Aberdeen
Prof. Nino Gaetano University of Turin
Dr. Gillian Smith University of Dundee
Dr. Walter Pedriali St Andrews University
Dr Mark Robson University of Dundee
Dr. Yoni Van Den EedeVrije Universiteit Brussel
Galit WellnerWizo Design Academy
Dr. Gavin Rae University of Madrid
Dr. Elodie Laugt University of St. Andrews
Dr. Michelle Bastian University Of Edinburgh
Philip Braham University of Dundee
Dr Iain Campbell University of Edinburgh
Dr. Brian Smith, Alumnus, UoD
Thomas Ciucelis, Alumnus, MLitt UoD
Ian Haywood