James Jardine

I completed my PhD at the University of Copenhagen, enjoying doctoral research stays at Columbia University, the University of Cologne and the University of Vienna. I have since held postdoctoral research positions at University College Dublin, the University of Jyväskylä, the University of Parma, and Humboldt University Berlin. Specialising in Post-Kantian Philosophy, my publications have for the most part addressed figures affiliated with the phenomenological tradition – including Husserl, Stein and Fanon – with a focus on topics like: empathy, embodiment and dehumanization; perception and colour; emotion and value; and the self, attention, agency, and personhood. In addition, my work engages phenomenological analysis with current debates from the philosophy of mind and critical theory.