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Danne Polk |
473 Games Dr. Reno, NV 89509
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Phone:
775-348-8784 Email: dpolk@erraticimpact.com Email: danne.polk@crasis.com Websites: |
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Education |
1989 Humboldt State University Arcata, CA 95521 BA Philosophy 1991 Villanova University Villanova, PA 19085 MA Philosophy John Tich Award For Excellence In The Graduate Program
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Specialization |
Philosophy: Ethics, Environmental
Ethics, Ecofeminism, Existentialism, Feminism, Phenomenology, Queer
Theory
Information Technology: MS Frontpage, Digital Photography, MS Excel, Personal Computing, MS Word, Macromedia Dreamweaver
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Experience |
2001 -2002, Education Department, Micro Electronics, Inc. 1991-2000, Philosophy Department, Villanova University 1992-Summer Session, The University of the Arts1996-2002, Peace and Justice Department, Villanova University
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Publications |
"Good Infinity / Bad Infinity: i ly a, apeiron and Environmental Ethics in the Philosophy of Levinas," Philosophy in the Contemporary World Vol. 7, No. 1 (Spring 2000, 35 - 40) "Gabriel Marcel's Kinship to Ecophilosophy," Environmental Ethics 16 (Summer 1994, 173-186) "Un-Cartesian Nature: Merleau-Ponty and Postmodern Ecology," Skepteon 1 (Fall 1993, 27-56) "Temporal Impermanence and the Disparity of Time and Eternity," Augustinian Studies 22 (1991, 63-82) "Descartes' Temporary Atheism," Concept 14 (Fall 1991, 51-60)
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Conferences |
"Identity Within Ecological Perspective," Queer Theory Conference at University of Nevada, Reno. October, 1998. "Ecofeminism and Queer Identity," National Lesbian and Gay Task Force Conference, Creating Change, Pittsburgh, PA, November, 1998. "Good Infinity / Bad Infinity: i ly a, apeiron and environmental in the philosophy of Levinas," Levinas Conference, Face To Face with the Real World, Walsh University, March, 1999 "Deconstructing Origins," 5th Annual Symposium on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues, University of Rhode Island, March, 1999"Good Infinity / Bad Infinity: i ly a, apeiron and environmental in the philosophy of Levinas," Questioning Levinas, Emery University, October, 1999
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Websites |
Philosophy
Research Base - The
Philosophy Research Base, categorized by history, subject and author,
is an award winning web site featuring thousands of annotated links and
text resources for philosophy research on the internet.
Queer
Theory -- Queer Theory addresses a diverse community of interests,
academic and otherwise, integrating visual, audio and textual resources
with the best online resources - reaching across disciplines, including
queer studies, gender studies, feminism, women's studies, bisexual,
lesbian, gay, transgendered, transsexual and intersexual studies, etc. Crasis -- this website aims to combine the best textual and visual resources with the best online resources in Critical Theory, Cultural Theory, Literary Theory, Feminist Theory, Post-Feminist Theory, Gender Theory, Music Theory, Queer Theory, Postmodernism, and related subjects. |