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Former Faculty and Recent Instructors

This page contains a list of former faculty and recent guest course instructors. For current faculty members, please check this page.

Former Faculty and Guest Instructors

Fatin Abbas

Sudan/USA
PhD in Comparative Literature
Harvard University
Heba Amin

Egypt
MFA
University of Minnesota
Stefania Animento

Italy
MA in Social Sciences
Humboldt University, Berlin
Mònica Colominas Aparicio

Spain
PhD in Religious Studies
University of Amsterdam
Sultan Sooud Al-Qassemi

United Arab Emirates
MSc in Global Banking & Finance
Regent's University London
Deborah Amos

USA
BS in Journalism
University of Florida
Josefin Arnell

Sweden
MA in Dirty Art, Sandberg Instituut, Amsterdam
Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten, Amsterdam
Behzad Azarhoushang

Iran
PhD in Political Economy
University of Kassel
Valentina Azarova

Russia/Ukraine
PhD in Law
National University of Ireland, Galway
Yossi Bartal

Germany
MA in Gender Studies and Musicology
Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
Abed Azzam

Germany
PhD in Philosophy
Tel Aviv University
Dominik Bartmanski
Bastian Becker
Caitlin Berrigan

USA
MS in Visual Art
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bruno Besana
Martin Binder

Germany
Habilitation in Economics
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
Wulf Walter Böttger

Germany
Diploma in Architecture / Dipl.-Ing. Arch.
Technische Universität Berlin
Joseph Bjelde

USA
PhD in Philosophy
UC Berkeley
Andreas Blank

Germany
Habilitation in Philosophy
Universität Paderborn
Eva Burghardt

Germany
MA in Theater
Hochschule der Künste Bern
Dave Braneck

USA
MA in North American Studies
Freie Universität Berlin
Edna Bonhomme

USA
PhD in History of Science
Princeton University
Sebastian Brass

Germany
PhD in Germanic Languages and Literatures
Harvard University
Louis Cameron

USA
MFA in Painting
Temple University, Tyler School of Art
Rasha Chatta

Syria
PhD in Comparative Literature
SOAS, University of London
Alessio Castellacci

Italy
BA in Developmental Psychology, University La Sapienza/Rome
BA in Experimental Choreography, Dance Maker Department, Artez Institute/Arnhem
Jean-Rémi Carbonneau

Canada
PhD in Political Science
Université du Québec à Montréal
Pepetual Mforbe Chiangong
Ayse Cavdar

Turkey
PhD in Cultural Anthropology
European University of Viadrina
Jacalyn Carley

USA
BA in Dance Education
George Washington University, Washington DC
Deville Cohen
Irwin Collier

USA
PhD in Economics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Daniela Crăciun

Romania
PhD in Political Science
Central European University
Emerson Culurgioni

Germany
Diploma of Visual Arts
Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst
Vanessa de Senarclens

Switzerland
PhD in French Studies / Habilitation in French Literature and Cultural Studies
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Irit Dekel

Israel
PhD in Sociology
The New School for Social Research
Tom Drury

USA
MA in English/Creative Writing
Brown University
Jenny Dirksen

Germany
MA in Art History
The University of Cologne
Adrien De Sutter

Belgium
PhD in Sociology
Goldsmiths, University of London
Jeremiah Day

United States
PhD in Humanities
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Sam Dolbear

United Kingdom
PhD in Critical Theory
Birkbeck, University of London
Tania Espinoza
Dirk H. Ehnts

Germany
PhD in Economics
Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg
Cassandra Ellerbe

USA
PhD in Anthropology / Comparative Cultural Studies
Universiteit Gent
Walid El-Houri

Lebanon
PhD in Media Studies
University of Amsterdam
Magdalena Emmerig

Germany
Diploma in Fine Arts/Stage and Costume Design
Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin
Marius Fahrner
Beatrice Farkas

Romania
PhD in Economics
Louisiana State University
Sebastian Felten
Paul Festa

USA
Advanced Certificate
The Juilliard School
Ariane Faber

Germany
MA in North American Studies and Theater Studies
Freie Universität Berlin
Alwin Franke

Germany
MA and MPhil
Columbia University
Richard Frater

New Zealand
MFA
Glasgow School of Art
Jaroslava Gajdosova
Rocco Gaudenzi

Italy
PhD in Physics
Technical University of Delft
Ahmad Ghani Khosrawi

Afghanistan/Germany
PhD Humanities and Literature
Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) University
Laura Gemsemer

PhD in Comparative Literature/Religious Studies
Freie Universität Berlin
Edit Gerelyes

Hungary
MA, Lettres Modernes
University of Paris III
Francesco Giusti

Italy
PhD in Comparative Literature
Sapienza University of Rome and the Italian Institute of Human Sciences
Marcus Giamattei

Germany/Italy
Habilitation in Economics
University of Passau, Germany
Dorothe Gonska

Germany/Iran
BA Business Administration
Saxion University of Applied Sciences
Assaf Gruber
Clare Griffin
Ulrike Harnisch

Germany
MA in English and American Literature
Technische Universität Berlin
Thomas Hilgers

Germany
PhD in Philosophy
University of Pennsylvania
Kerstin Honeit

Germany
MA in Fine Arts
Weißensee Kunsthochschule Berlin
Nick Houde

USA
MA in Philosophy, art, and critical theory (PACT)
European Graduate School
Adelaida Ivan

Romania
MA Intercultural Communication
University of Bucharest
Martin Kenner

USA
PhD in History
Columbia University
Katy Kirbach

USA
Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Art
Royal Academy Schools, London
Laura Kettel

Germany
MA North American Studies
Freie Universität Berlin
Zeynep Kivilcim

Turkey
PhD in Public International Law
Université Paris II
Regina Knapp

Germany
PhD in Anthropology
Australian National University, Canberra
Tamara Kolaric

Croatia
PhD in Political Science
Central European University
Ursula Kohler

Germany
MA in German Language and Literature
Universität Hamburg
Anastassia Kostrioukova

Russia/Canada
PhD in Comparative Literature / Russian and Slavic Studies
New York University
Sergey Lagodinsky

Russia/Germany
PhD in Law
Humboldt University, Berlin
Ian Lawson

New Zealand
PhD in the History and Philosophy of Science
University of Sydney
Sophie Lee

UK/Netherlands
BA in Fine Art
Slade School of Fine Art
Betsy Leimbigler

Canada
PhD in Political Science
Freie Universität Berlin
Claire Lehmann
David Levine

USA
MA in English Literature
Harvard University
Elaine Leong

Germany
PhD in Art History (Freie Universität Berlin)
Technische Universität Berlin
Noa Levin

Israel, France
PhD in Philosophy
Kingston University
Ana María Gómez López

Colombia/USA
MFA
Yale University
Annette Loeseke

Germany
PhD in Art History
Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn
Jana Lozanoska

Macedonia
Doctor in Peace and Conflict Studies
United Nations University for Peace
Till Luge

Germany
Ph.D. Candidate in South Asia Studies
University of Pennsylvania
Sybille Luhmann
Bruno Macaes

Portugal
PhD in Political Theory
Harvard University
Seraphine Maerz

Germany
PhD in Political Science
Central European University
Stefania Maffeis

Italy
Habilitation in Philosophy
Freie Universität Berlin
Dafna Maimon

Finland/Israel
MFA
The Sandberg Institute
Lina Majdalanie

Lebanon
PhD in Theatre and Performing Arts
Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris III
Maria Frederika Malmström

Sweden
PhD in Social Anthropology
School of Global Studies, Gothenburg University
Pia Marais
Adina Maricut

Romania
PhD in Political Science
Central European University, Budapest
Robert Martin

USA
PhD in Philosophy, Yale University
Cellist and Philosopher
Susanne Märtens

Germany
PhD in Art History
Freie Universität Berlin
Gavin McCrea

Ireland
PhD in Creative and Critical Writing
University of East Anglia
Mariel McKone Leonard

USA
Doctor of Sociology (Dr.rer.soc.)
University of Mannheim
Elizabeth Merrill
Andrea Meyer

Germany
PhD in Art History (Freie Universität Berlin)
Technische Universität Berlin
Gorana Misic

Croatia
PhD in Political Science
Central European University, Budapest and Vienna
Ramona Mosse

Germany/USA
PhD in English and Comparative Literature
Columbia University
Razieh-Sadat Mousavi

Iran
MA in History of Science
University of Tehran
Joel Mu

Australia
Curator
Sophia New & Dan Belasco Rogers (plan b)
Michaela Nocker
Andrea Ottone

Italy
PhD in History
University of Naples Federico II
Laura López Paniagua

Spain
PhD in Contemporary Art
Universidad Complutense de Madrid & Freie Universität, Berlin
Caroline Patey

France/Italy
Chair of English Literature
University of Milan
Joshua Paul

USA/UK
PhD, Sociology
Goldsmiths, University of London
Marcela K. Perett

Czech Republic/USA
PhD in Medieval History
The University of Notre Dame
David Martínez Perucha

Spain
PhD in Romance Languages
Free University of Berlin
Julia Püschel

Germany
Dr.rer.pol. in Economics
Freie Universität Berlin
YANG Qiao

PhD in History
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Dina Ramadan

Egypt
PhD in Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies
Columbia University
Asad Raza

MA at New York University
USA
Jaya Remond
Alex Martinis Roe

Australia
PhD in Fine Arts
Monash University, Australia
Martin Rosefeldt
Thomas Rommel

Germany
Habilitation in English philology
University of Tübingen
Frank Ruda
Damiano Sacco

Italy
PhD in Theoretical Physics
Kings College London
Özlem Savas

Turkey
PhD in Cultural Studies
Universität für Angewandte Kunst Wien
Maria Scaroni

Dance artist
MA in Italian Modern Literature
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy
Friederike Schäfer

Germany
PhD in Art History
Humboldt University
Sandra Schäfer

Germany
PhD in Art
Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg
Nina Schallenberg

Germany
PhD in Art History
Freie Universität Berlin
Christoph Schaub

Germany
PhD in Germanic Languages
Columbia University
Chris Scherer

Australia
BA in Dance Performance, Advanced Diploma in Acting
AC Arts, Adelaide
Florian Scherübl

Germany
PhD in German Literature
Humboldt-University Berlin
Dorothea Schöne

Germany
PhD in Art History
University of Hamburg
Markus Schultze-Kraft

Germany/El Salvador
PhD in Political Science
University of Oxford
Reinhard Schumacher

Germany
PhD in Economics
University of Potsdam
Daniel Seiple
Taiye Selasi
Ross Shields

USA
PhD in German Studies and Comparative Literature
Columbia University
Ajla Škrbić

Bosnia and Herzegovina
PhD in International Law
University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar
Ariane Simard

Germany/USA
MFA in Creative Writing, Fiction
University of California, Irvine
Agatha Siwale

Zambia
PhD in Public Policy
Central European University
Isabell Spengler

Germany
MFA in Film and Video / Meisterschülerin Experimental Film
California Institute of the Arts / UdK Berlin
Elena B. Stavrevska

Macedonia
PhD in Political Science
Central European University
Helene Strauss

Professor in the Department of English at the University of the Free State, South Africa
Mareike Stoll

Germany
PhD in German Studies
Princeton University
Marianna Szczygielska

Poland
PhD in Comparative Gender Studies
Central European University
Cory Tamler

United States
M.Phil. Theater and Performance Studies
CUNY Graduate Center
Magdalena Taube

Germany
PhD in Modern German Literature
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Michael Thomas Taylor

Canada / USA
PhD in German
Princeton University
Yuan Tao

China
Master of Theological Studies (MTS)
Harvard Divinity School
David C. Terry

USA
MFA in Sculpture
University of Pennsylvania
Yvonne Toepfer
Simona Toroțcoi

Romania
PhD in Political Science
Central European University
Aaron Tugendhaft

PhD in Hebrew and Judaic Studies
New York University
Dorine van Meel

Netherlands
MFA in Fine Art
Goldsmiths College
Jan Völker

Germany
PhD in Philosophy
Universität Potsdam
Antonia von Schöning

Germany
PhD in Media & Cultural Studies
Bauhaus University Weimar
Caleb Waldorf
Cecelia A. Watson
Andreas Weber

Dipl. Biol. Dr. phil. Marine Biology and Culture Studies
Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
Germany
Till Weber
Helge Wendt

Germany
PhD in History
University of Mannheim
Michael Weinman

USA
PhD in Philosophy
The New School for Social Research
Christian Woehst

Germany
PhD in Politics
Dresden University
Caroline Wolf

Germany
Diploma in Architecture / Dipl.-Ing.
Technische Universität Berlin
Frank Wolff

Germany
Habilitation in Modern History and Migration Studies
Bielefeld University
Jeremy Woodruff

USA
PhD in Composition and Music Theory
University of Pittsburgh
Krystian Woznicki
Chun Xu

China
PhD
Heidelberg University
Tirdad Zolghadr

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Ayse Cavdar

Turkey
PhD in Cultural Anthropology
European University of Viadrina

Ayşe Çavdar completed her BA degree in Journalism at Ankara University and received her MA in History at Boğaziçi University in Turkey. She completed her doctoral thesis titled "The Loss of Modesty: The Adventure of Muslim Family from Neighborhood to Gated Community" at the European University of Viadrina in 2014 (supported by Global Prayers Project initiated by MetroZones). In 2017, she started her postdoctoral fellowship position at Käte Hamburger Kolleg - Center for Global Cooperation Research in Duisburg. Then, she continued her work as a visiting scholar at the Philipps University in Marburg for two and a half years.
Alongside her academic career, Çavdar has also been a journalist for three decades, working on diverse political, cultural, and social issues. She participated and worked for different NGOs in Turkey professionally and as a volunteer. Her current academic interests include urban and religious studies focusing particularly on middle-class living spaces and religious performativities. Recently, her work centered on two new topics. The first one is the nationalist and religious symbolization of the state as an idea(l) and affect. Second, is the focus on the new secularities rising among the youths in Turkey. These research interests are linked closely with current political manifestations and youth movements, mainly established in the religious and nationalist social milieu.

Selection of recent academic publications:

"Never walk alone: The politics of unveiling in 'New Turkey'" in The Politics of Culture in 'New Turkey' edited by Kaya Akyıldız, Ivo Furman and Pierre Hecker, Edinburgh University Press, forthcoming in 2021.
"The Sufi Rhetoric in Contemporary Turkey: Find Peace in My Hegemony!" in Sufism: a theoretical intervention in global international relations edited by Deepshika Shahi, Rowman & Littlefield, 2020.
Kutsal hırsın beton gölgesi: Istanbul'da İslam için bir yok yer (The concrete shadow of holy greed: A non-place for Islam in Istanbul) in Otoriter Neoliberalizmin Gölgesinde: Kent, Mekan, İnsan (Under the Shadow of Authoritarian Neoliberalism: City, Space, People) edited by Şerife Geniş, Nika Publishing House, 2020.
"Sıkışmak, sıkılmak, sığınmak, sığışmak, savaşmak: ...ama bir türlü esneyememek" (Being jammed, bored, harboured, squeezed, contended: …but unable to yawn), in Sıkıntı Var (Boredom Exists) edited by Aylin Kuryel, İletişim Publishing House, 2020.
“The state (of mind) of Dumrul: How did a nation lose the plot?," Freie Assoziation - Zeitchrift für psychoanalytisce Sozialpsyhcologie, 2/2018, (released in August 2019)
"As If They Will Never Die: Islamism's Dream of Capital 15 Accumulation," South Atlantic Quarterly, 2019, 118 (1): 23-40.
Media in "New Turkey": Old Diseases vs. New Energies in Media, Freedom of Speech, and Democracy in the EU and Beyond, edited by Angelos Giannakopoulos, The S. Daniel Abraham Center for International and Regional Studies, Tel Aviv University, 2019.
“The radicalizing effect of the contest between similars” in Nach dem Putsch: 16 Anmerkungen zur »neuen« Türkei edited by Ilker Ataç, Michael Fanizadeh, Volkan Ağar, Mandelbaum Verlag, 2018.

Other notable publications:

She co-edited two books: With Volkan Aytar, Media and Security Sector Oversight, Limits and Possibilities, TESEV, 2009; With Pelin Tan, The State of Exception in an Exceptional City, Sel Yayınlari, 2013.
In 2010, her interview with sociologist Nilufer Gole was published as a book by Hayy Kitap.
In 2011, she edited the Neo-Islamism issue of Express magazine.

Contact:
Dr. Ayşe Çavdar

Contact

Cultural Anthropology
a.cavdar[at]berlin.bard.edu

Marcus Giamattei

Germany/Italy
Habilitation in Economics
University of Passau, Germany

Marcus Giamattei holds a Habilitation (2020) and a PhD in Economics (2015), both from the University of Passau. Before his PhD he completed an M.A. in International Economics and Business (2011), a B.Sc. in Business Computing (2009), and a B.A. in International Cultural and Business Studies (2009) there. Before coming to Berlin, he was an assistant professor at the University of Passau, where he is still an external fellow. He is also affiliated with CeDEx at the University of Nottingham, UK, and has been a visiting researcher at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona. His research has appeared in Experimental Economics, the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, Plos One, the Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, and the Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking. A full CV can be found at giamattei.de.

His research interests are Macroeconomics and Experimental and Behavioral Economics. In the growing field of Experimental Macroeconomics, he focuses on bounded rationality and limited reasoning as an important driver of macroeconomic behavior. His second research area deals with the role of cooperation, ethics and corruption. He developed classEx, a tool for interactive classroom and lab-in-the-field experiments with mobile devices and LIONESS Lab – a tool for online experiments. Those tools enable instructors and researchers to use experiments outside of the lab and for teaching economics. classEx and LIONESS are used in over 50 countries around the world.

Courses taught at Bard College Berlin:

Macroeconomics (always in Spring term)
International Monetary Economics (always in Fall term)
Principles of Economics (always in Fall term)
Mathematics for Economics (always in Fall term)
Introduction to Statistics (Spring 2020 and 2022)
Mathematical Foundation (Spring 2020)
Experimental Ethics (Spring 2023)

Research Interests:

Behavioral and Experimental Economics, Experimental Macroeconomics, Economics of Corruption and Experimental Ethics, Online, Classroom and Lab-in-the-Field Experiments.

Publications:

Giamattei, M. (2021): Can cold turkey reduce inflation inertia? Evidence on disinflation and level-k from a laboratory experiment. Forthcoming in the Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking.
Giamattei, M., Yahosseini, K. S., Gächter, S. and Molleman, L. (2020): LIONESS Lab - a Free Web-Based Platform for Conducting Interactive Experiments Online. Journal of the Economic ScienceAssociation. DOI 10.1007/s40881-020-00087-0.
Dorner, V., Giamattei, M. and Greiff, M. (2020):The Market for Reviews: Strategic Behavior of Online Product Reviewers with Monetary Incentives.Schmalenbach Business Review. DOI 10.1007/s41464-020-00094-y.
Grundmann, S., Giamattei, M., Lambsdorff, J. Graf (2019): Intentions rather than Money Illusion – Why Nominal Changes Induce Real Effects. European Economic Review 119, 166-178.
Giamattei, M., Huber, J., Lambsdorff, J. Graf, Nicklisch, A., Palan, S. (2019): Who inflates the bubble? Forecasters and traders in experimental asset markets. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jedc.2019.07.004
Giamattei, M., Lamsbdorff J. Graf (2019): classEx - an Online Tool for Lab-in-the-Field Experiments with Smartphones. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance 29: 223-231. DOI: 10.1016/j.jbef.2019.04.008
Lambsdorff, J. Graf, Giamattei, M. (2019): Makroökonomik - Vorlesung in Volkswirtschaftslehre. 6. Auflage. Course book for macroeconomics in the bachelor program (in German).
Lambsdorff, J. Graf, Giamattei, M., Werner, K., Schubert, M. (2018): Team reasoning—Experimental evidence on cooperation from centipede games. PLoS ONE 13(11): e0206666.
Lambsdorff, J. Graf, Giamattei, M., Werner, K. (2017): How Fragile Is Conditional Cooperation? A Field Experiment with Smartphones during the 2014 Soccer World Cup. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making 30(2): 492-501. DOI: 10.1002/bdm.1968
Giamattei, M., Lambsdorff, J. Graf (2015): Balancing the Current Account – Experimental Evidence on Underconsumption. Experimental Economics 18(4): 679-696. DOI: 10.1007/s10683-014-9422-z.
Lambsdorff, J. Graf, Schubert, M., Giamattei, M. (2013): On the Role of Heuristics - Experimental Evidence on Inflation Dynamics. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 37(6): 1213-1229.
Giamattei, M., Scholz, M. (2010): Exploiting Correspondence Analysis to Visualize Product Spaces. Proceedings of the 7th Conference of the Italian Chapter of AIS, 2010, Naples, Italy.

Contact
Prof. Dr. Marcus Giamattei

Contact

Macroeconomics
Email: m.giamattei[at]berlin.bard.edu

Michael Weinman

USA
PhD in Philosophy
The New School for Social Research

Michael Weinman is Professor of Philosophy at Bard College Berlin since 2013, after originally arriving as a Guest Professor in 2010. He is the author or editor of five books, most recently, Plato and the Moving Image (Brill, 2019), co-edited with Shai Biderman of Tel Aviv University. In 2018, he published The Parthenon and Liberal Education in the SUNY Series in Ancient Greek Philosophy from SUNY Press, an investigation of the Parthenon as an education in the liberal arts co-authored with Bard College Berlin faculty member Geoff Lehman. His earlier books address the role of pleasure in Aristotle's ethical thought and the relevance of Virginia Woolf's experimentation with narrative for debates about subjectivity in continental philosophy, respectively.

Michael also has published articles and book chapters on Ancient Greek science, especially mathematics, and its reception in 20th-century German philosophy and on themes in contemporary political philosophy. His current recent interests focus on Arendt’s heterodox understanding of power and political violence for contemporary debates about populism and the challenges facing the liberal international order today and on the changing perception of the entwinement of mind and world in nature writing and narrative fiction from Goethe through Woolf.

Classes Taught at Bard College Berlin:
Core Courses:
Early Modern Science
Forms of Love
Origins of Political Economy
Plato's Republic and Its Interlocutors
Property

Foundational and Advanced Modules:
Freedom of Expression
Nationalism
Constitutions, Ancient and Modern
Truth in Action: Ethics and Practical Reason
The Calculus and the "Mathematization of Nature"
Aristotle's (so-called) Organon
Character in Aristotle's Poetics, Politics, and Rhetoric
Michel de Montaigne: Essays
The Violence in and of Political Life

General Teaching Interests:
Ancient Greek philosophy; Ethics and political philosophy; Philosophy and literature; 20th century Continental philosophy

Publications:

Books, authored or edited

Vormann, B. and M. Weinman, eds. 2020. Illiberalism: Understanding a Global Phenomenon. New York and London: Routledge.
Biderman, S. and Weinman, M, eds. 2019. Plato and the Moving Image, Leiden: Brill.
Lehman, G. and Weinman, M. 2018. The Parthenon and Liberal Education. Albany, NY: SUNY Press.
Weinman, M. 2012. Language, Time and Identity in Woolf’s The Waves: The Subject in Empire’s Shadow. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.
Weinman, M. 2007. Pleasure in Aristotle’s Ethics. London: Continuum Books.

Peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters

Weinman, M. 2020. “Arendt and the Legitimate Leadership of Plural Persons: Hierarchy and the Limits of Horizontal Power Relations.” In: Maria Robaszkiewicz and Tobias Matzner, eds. Hannah Arendt: Challenges of Plurality, Dordrecht: Springer.
M. Weinman and B. Vormann. 2020. “From a Politics of No Alternative to a Politics of Fear: Illiberalism and Its Variants.” In Boris Vormann and Michael Weinman, eds. Illiberalism: Understanding a Global Phenomenon. New York and London: Routledge.
M. Weinman and B. Vormann. 2020. “The Good City in an Era of Planetary Urbanization.” In Gregor Fitzi, Jürgen Mackert und Brian S. Turner, eds. Successful Cities - Crises of Citizenship. New York and London: Routledge.
Weinman, M. 2020. “What, if any, mathematics might Thales or his contemporaries have learned from ‘the East’?” In: Hahn, Robert and Alex Herda, eds. Knowledge in Archaic Greece. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
Weinman, M. 2019. “Arendt and the return of ethnonationalism.” In Demos vs. Polis: The New Populism Liberal Herald, Vol. 4.
Weinman, M. 2019. “The Myth of Er as Rationalizing Recording Device.” In Plato and the Moving Image, eds. Shai Biderman and Michael Weinman. Leiden: Brill, pp. 100-120.
Weinman, M. 2019. “Epic.” In Palgrave Handbook on Philosophy and Literature, eds. Michael Mack and Barry Stocker. Basingstoke: Palgrave MacMillan, pp. 185-202.
Reed, I. and Weinman, M. 2018. “Agency, Power, Modernity: A Manifesto for Social Theory.” European Journal for Cultural and Political Sociology (DOI: 10.1080/23254823.2018.1499434)
Weinman, M. 2018. Arendt and the Legitimate Expectation for Hospitality and Membership Today. Moral Philosophy and Politics (5:1), pp. 127-50. (DOI: 10.1515/mopp-2016-0043)
Weinman, M. 2018. “Misrepresentation, misrecognition and statue politics.” In: #Charlottesville: Before and Beyond. New York: Public Seminar Books.
Lehman, G. and Weinman, M. 2018. “Recursive knowledge procedures informing the design of the Parthenon.” In Revolutions and Continuity in Ancient Greek Mathematics, ed. Michalis Sialaros. Berlin: De Gruyter; pp. 235-70.
Weinman, M. 2017. Stanley Rosen’s Auseinandersetzung with Heidegger: On the occasion of Platonic Production (Andy German, ed., 2014). Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal (38:1).
Weinman, M. 2016. “Phronēsis after the post-metaphysical age: Aristotle and practical philosophy today.” In Thinking the Plural: Richard J. Bernstein’s Contributions to American Philosophy, eds. Marcia Morgan and Megan Craig. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield; pp. 3-20.
Weinman, M. 2016. “Living Well and the Promise of Cosmopolitan Identity: Aristotle’s ergon and Contemporary Civic Republicanism.” In Civic Republicanism: Ancient Lessons for Global Politics, eds. Geoffrey C. Kellow and Neven Leddy. Toronto: University Toronto; pp. 59-71.
Weinman, M. 2015. Doing the impossible: The trace of the other between eulogy and deconstruction: Rereading Derrida’s Work of Mourning. Philosophical Papers (44:2); 261-76. (DOI: 10.1080/05568641.2015.1056958)
Weinman, M. 2014. Metaphysics, Lam and the echo of Homer: First philosophy as a way of life. Philosophical Papers (43:1); 67-88. (DOI: 10.1080/05568641.2014.901695)
Weinman, M. 2013. “Education: The ethical-political energeia.” Bloomsbury Companion to Aristotle. London: Bloomsbury Books; pp. 263-76.
Weinman, M. 2011. Living well and sexual self-determination: Expanding human rights discourse about sex and sexuality. Law, Culture, and the Humanities 7:1; 101-20.
Weinman, M. 2009. Making ‘men see clearly’: Physical imperfection and mathematical order in Ptolemy’s Syntaxis. In: Ann Ward, ed. Matter and Form: From Natural Science to Political Philosophy. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books; 57-70.
Weinman, M. 2006. State Speech vs. Hate Speech? What to Do about Words that Wound. Essays in Philosophy (7:1).
Weinman, M. 2001. Cultural Engendering and Points of Resistance: Foucault, Butler, and Sexual Subjectivities. International Studies in Philosophy (33:1; 123-143).

Book reviews

Weinman, M. 2018. Winslow, R. Organism and Environment: Inheritance and Subjectivity in the Life Sciences (Lexington, 2017). Review of Metaphysics 72(1).
Weinman, M. 2016. Cairns, D. (Lester Embree, ed.), The Philosophy of Edmund Husserl (Springer 2013), for Phenomenological Reviews.
Weinman, M. 2014. Horky, P. S., Plato and Pythagoreanism (Oxford 2013). Archai (13); 165-169.

Other publications
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