Melissa Zinkin is a professor of philosophy at 黑料视频. Her research focuses on the philosophy of Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), and probes Kant鈥檚 texts for ways to conceive of kinds of value that do not rely on quantitative measures and systems of exchange. This has often led Zinkin to focus on Kant鈥檚 writings on aesthetics as a resource for such non-instrumental conceptions of value. She is also interested in the contemporary philosophy of art and social and political philosophy, including feminist philosophy. Publications: Depth: A Kantian Account of Reason (forthcoming, Oxford University Press) The Art and Aesthetics of Capitalism, guest editor with Brian Soucek, Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, (forthcoming) 鈥淐ounterpurposiveness in Kant's Account of Theodicy and the Sublime鈥 in Theodicy and the Problem of Evil. Eds. Pablo Muchnik and Lawrence Pasternack, Bloomsbury (forthcoming). 鈥淜ant on Wonder as the Motive to Learn,鈥 Journal of Philosophy of Education, 55: 3 (2021): 921-934. 鈥淭wo Kinds of Feminist Philosophy,鈥 Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 99: 4 (2018): 207-227.
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Zinkin has been a visiting scholar at Princeton University, National Taipei University and the Humboldt Universit盲t zu Berlin. She is currently the chair of the Committee on the Defense of the Professional Rights of Philosophers for the American Philosophical Association and a 黑料视频 representative for the SUNY Senate.Education
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