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Jordan Kokot
I work and teach at the intersection of the philosophy of technology, phenomenology, the philosophy of art and the philosophy of time. My work is grounded in the history of philosophy, particularly the late 19th and early 20th century works of Merleau-Ponty, Nietzsche, Husserl, and Heidegger. I am presently finishing my dissertation in the Philosophy Department of Boston University. My dissertation focuses on Maurice Merleau-Ponty and on the foundational relationship between art, technology, and the phenomenology of temporality. The abstract for my dissertation was recently featured on the ASAGE, and can be read there.
I have taught on topics ranging from the Philosophy of Technology to Art and Existentialism at several Boston universities, including Boston University and the Tufts ExCollege. I have also been a Teaching Fellow at Harvard for Tech Ethics, and Democracy and its Discontents, Money, Markets and Morals, and Justice: Ethics in an Age of Pandemic and Racial Reckoning.
Last year I was awarded the William S. Minor Fellowship by the Society for the Philosophy of Creativity. You can find information on my Fellowship Lecture here and you can watch the lecture on YouTube. I am also the “editor” of the student run Online Journal of Technology and Ethics. You can find our latest edition here. Finally, I am one of the lead curators of field|guide, a multi-modal collaborative art project on the themes of silence, space, and aether. You can learn more about the project here.
On this website you will find an overview of my current and past research and upcoming projects, my teaching portfolio including sample syllabi and course evaluations, my CV, and links to my current art projects and social media. If you would like to contact me, please email me at jdkokot@bu.edu
Supervisors: Daniel Dahlstrom
I have taught on topics ranging from the Philosophy of Technology to Art and Existentialism at several Boston universities, including Boston University and the Tufts ExCollege. I have also been a Teaching Fellow at Harvard for Tech Ethics, and Democracy and its Discontents, Money, Markets and Morals, and Justice: Ethics in an Age of Pandemic and Racial Reckoning.
Last year I was awarded the William S. Minor Fellowship by the Society for the Philosophy of Creativity. You can find information on my Fellowship Lecture here and you can watch the lecture on YouTube. I am also the “editor” of the student run Online Journal of Technology and Ethics. You can find our latest edition here. Finally, I am one of the lead curators of field|guide, a multi-modal collaborative art project on the themes of silence, space, and aether. You can learn more about the project here.
On this website you will find an overview of my current and past research and upcoming projects, my teaching portfolio including sample syllabi and course evaluations, my CV, and links to my current art projects and social media. If you would like to contact me, please email me at jdkokot@bu.edu
Supervisors: Daniel Dahlstrom
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