I
am
an
assistant
professor
of
philosophy
at
Brandeis
University.
My
research and teaching interests include Kant, ethics, and political
philosophy. I also have interests in the history of philosophy and the
philosophy of education.
My
recent
work
centers
on
Kant's
idea
of
the
highest
good, and the
importance of community in Kant's account of moral development and
moral progress.
Among
the
projects
I
am
currently
pursuing
is
an
investigation
into notions
of dependence and interdependence in Kant's ethics -- both in his
account of moral
life and his account of moral epistemology.
Research -- Teaching -- CV
Click here for information about the Kant in Boston Reading Group
Click here for information about the 10th annual meeting of the Eastern North American Kant Society, April 19-20 at Brandeis University.
Click here for information about the Brandeis philosophy department's 'mini-conference' on Justice and Virtue in Kant, Sunday, April 21.
Kate Moran
Department of Philosophy, Brandeis University
415 South Street/MS 055
Waltham, MA 02453
(781) 736-2695
kmoranNOSPAM@brandeis.edu
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Department of Philosophy, Brandeis University
415 South Street/MS 055
Waltham, MA 02453
(781) 736-2695
kmoranNOSPAM@brandeis.edu
[delete 'NOSPAM' when emailing me]
