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Brian Gregor

Professor of Philosophy

California State University--Dominguez Hills

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College of Arts and Humanities

Department Of Philosophy

Brian Gregor is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Humanities Professor of Philosophy at California State University--Dominguez Hills.

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Brian Gregor

California State University--Dominguez Hills

Professor of Philosophy

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humanities intellectual discourse philosophy history of philosophy applied philosophy textual practice theatre religious studies interpretation autonomy existentialism phenomenology (philosophy) philosophy of religion cultural anthropology religion narrative cultural change neuroethics social anthropology anthropological theory literary history philosophical inquiry speculative philosophy human-animal interactions narrative economics human condition ya literature christian practice philosophy of history

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Neither Ape nor Angel: Engaging Tallis’ Atheistic Incarnational Anthropology. Palgrave companions. (2026)

religious studieschristian practiceanthropological theoryreligioncultural anthropologysocial anthropology

Kierkegaard and the Phenomenology of Temptation. Northwestern University Press eBooks (2018)

humanitiesphilosophy of religiontextual practiceya literature

Ricoeur’s AskēSis: Textual and Gymnastic Exercises for Self-Transformation. Continental Philosophy Review (2017)

textual practicephilosophical inquiryspeculative philosophyintellectual discoursecultural changenarrativehistory of philosophyphilosophyapplied philosophy

Dexter the Self-Interpreting Animal. Open Court (2011)

theatreautonomyinterpretationneuroethicshuman-animal interactions

The Text as Mirror: Kierkegaard and Hadot on Transformative Reading. History of Philosophy Quarterly (2011)

humanitiesphilosophy of historyintellectual discourseintellectual historyliterary historyhistory of philosophyliterary theory

Following-After and Becoming Human: A Study of Bonhoeffer and Kierkegaard. Wipf & Stock (2010)

humanitiesexistentialismintellectual discoursephenomenology (philosophy)human conditionnarrative economicsphilosophyapplied philosophy

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Brian Gregor

Professor of Philosophy

California State University--Dominguez Hills

Affiliations

College of Arts and Humanities

Department Of Philosophy

Brian Gregor is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Humanities Professor of Philosophy at California State University--Dominguez Hills.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Brian Gregor

California State University--Dominguez Hills

Professor of Philosophy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Neither Ape nor Angel: Engaging Tallis’ Atheistic Incarnational Anthropology. Palgrave companions. (2026)

religious studieschristian practiceanthropological theoryreligioncultural anthropologysocial anthropology

Kierkegaard and the Phenomenology of Temptation. Northwestern University Press eBooks (2018)

humanitiesphilosophy of religiontextual practiceya literature

Ricoeur’s AskēSis: Textual and Gymnastic Exercises for Self-Transformation. Continental Philosophy Review (2017)

textual practicephilosophical inquiryspeculative philosophyintellectual discoursecultural changenarrativehistory of philosophyphilosophyapplied philosophy

Dexter the Self-Interpreting Animal. Open Court (2011)

theatreautonomyinterpretationneuroethicshuman-animal interactions

The Text as Mirror: Kierkegaard and Hadot on Transformative Reading. History of Philosophy Quarterly (2011)

humanitiesphilosophy of historyintellectual discourseintellectual historyliterary historyhistory of philosophyliterary theory

Following-After and Becoming Human: A Study of Bonhoeffer and Kierkegaard. Wipf & Stock (2010)

humanitiesexistentialismintellectual discoursephenomenology (philosophy)human conditionnarrative economicsphilosophyapplied philosophy

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