Dr John Callanan
Reader in Philosophy
Research interests
- Philosophy
Biography
Dr Callanan did his undergraduate work at University College Dublin and also completed an M.Litt there in 1999. He graduated with a D.Phil from the University of Oxford in 2004, having studied at Trinity College. Dr Callanan then took up a post as temporary lecturer back at University College Dublin before taking up a Government of Ireland Post-Doctoral Fellowship there from 2005-2007. He joined King's College London in 2007.
Research interests and PhD supervision
- History of philosophy generally (especially early modern philosophy)
- Kant's critical philosophy, his epistemology & metaphysics
Dr Callanan welcomes enquires from prospective research students seeking supervision on any area connected to his research.
For more details, please see his full research profile
Teaching
Dr Callanan has previously taught on the following modules
Undergraduate modules:
- 6AANA018 Kant's Epistemology & Metaphysics
- 6AANB021 Kant's Moral & Aesthetic Philosophy
Postgraduate modules:
- 7AAN2039 Kant I: Critique of Pure Reason
- 7AAN2040 Kant II: Ethics & Aesthetics
Dr Callanan also supervises BA and MA dissertations, and a number of MPhilSt and PhD research students.
Research
Centre for Philosophy and Art
The Centre for Philosophy and Visual Arts aims to bring together academics, artists, curators and gallerists to explore the connections between philosophy, theory and the visual arts.
Research
Centre for Philosophy and Art
The Centre for Philosophy and Visual Arts aims to bring together academics, artists, curators and gallerists to explore the connections between philosophy, theory and the visual arts.