Eric Anthamatten
Part-time Assistant Professor
Email
anthae54@newschool.edu
Office Location
A - Alvin Johnson/J.M. Kaplan Hall - 66 West 12th Street
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Profile
eric anthamatten-dominguez is a professor of philosophy and humanities at The New School. His primary interests include ehtics, political philosophy, philosophy of art. He has taught philosophy inside prisons in New York, Connecticut, and Texas for the past 15 years. HIs work has appeared in The New York Times and The Atlantic.
Degrees Held
Ph.D. Philosophy
MA Philosophy
B.S. Political Science
Minor: Music
Professional Affiliation
The New School
Pratt Institute
Fordham University
Recent Publications
"Education, Incarceration, Emanciption," for The Atlantic (7.13.15)
"What Does it Mean to 'Throw Like a Girl'?," in New York Times (8.24.14)
“The Death of Disorientation,” in New York Times (10.5.08)
Research Interests
anthamatten-dominguez completed his Ph.D. at the New School for Social Research, writing a dissertation titled “Pedagogy of the Condemned,” a philosophical engagement of the relationship between education, punishment, and freedom.