Doctor Paul Alberts-Dezeeuw

Doctor Paul Alberts-Dezeeuw

LECTURER,
Arts (SoHCA)

Personal

Qualifications

  • PhD University of Sydney
  • BA Murdoch University

UWS Organisational Unit (School / Division)

  • Arts (SoHCA)

Professional Memberships

  • Australian Society for Continental Philosophy (2004-02-01)

Contact

Email:p.alberts@uws.edu.au
Extension:9356
Mobile:
Location:EI.G.07A
Parramatta
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Biography

Paul Alberts has taught in the areas of Contintental Philosophy, Communications, Literary Theory and Poltiical Philosophy. He now teaches in the areas of Ethics, Communications and History of Political Thought in the School of Humanities and Languages.

He is currently researching and writing on philosophical responses to climate change and environmental issues - in particular how Continental philosophy can contribute to better understanding of the emerging climate change challenges.

This information has been contributed by Doctor Alberts-Dezeeuw.

Interests

  • Conservation Ethics
  • Philosophy for Teachers in Schools
  • Surfing
  • Tennis

Committees

  • Convenor of the Philosophy Major Area
  • School Workloads Committee
  • BA Courses Management Committee

Teaching

Current Teaching Areas

  • 101918 Introduction to Philosophy

Previous Teaching Areas

  • 100968 Texts and Traditions, 2012
  • 101843 Philosophy and Environment, 2011
  • 100992 Communication: Power and Practice, 2011
  • 100969 Theories of Conflict and Violence, 2010

Publications

Journal Articles

  • Alberts-Dezeeuw, P. (2011), 'Responsibility Towards Life in the Early Anthropocene', Angelaki: Journal of the Theoretical Humanities, 13.
  • Millner, J. and Alberts, P. (2002), 'Introduction: UnAustralian Activities', Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 6.

Research

The Anthropocene

The work of Michel Foucault for Environmental Ethics

Literature and Eco-criticism

Sovereignty and Ecology

Green Subjects

This information has been contributed by Doctor Alberts-Dezeeuw.

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