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Please welcome Dr Jack Kerwick as guest contributor to our Philosophy Pages.
Click here to see a list of Dr Kerwick's articles
Dr Kerwick graduated from Wingate University in Wingate, North Carolina in 1998 with a B.A. in religious studies and philosophy. In 1999, he received his M.A. in philosophy from Baylor University in Waco, Texas.
Dr Kerwick earned a Ph.D. in philosophy from Temple University in 2007 .
His areas of specialization are ethics and political philosophy. His doctoral dissertation, "Toward a Conservative Liberalism," was a defense of the classical conservative tradition, a tradition of thought usually and widely perceived to have been fathered by Edmund Burke. Dr Kerwick drew from Burke for inspiration, but also from David Hume and, perhaps most importantly, the twentieth century British philosopher Michael Oakeshott.
Dr Kerwick has been teaching a range of philosophy courses at a range of schools as an adjunct instructor for nine years, but, now that he has his doctoral degree, he is looking for a full-time teaching position. He also plans on advancing further his research interests in classical conservatism.
Dr Kerwick currently lives in Mount Laurel, NJ with his wife Amy.
Contact Email: jackk610@verizon.net
- What is Conversation? Posted June 9, 2008
- Neo- Conservatism v. Classical Conservatism (First published by Intellectual Conservative on April 23, 2008)
- Rationalism and "the Founding of" America (First published by Intellectual Conservative on May 7, 2008) - Posted here June 9, 2008
- A Response to Dr Kerwick's Neo-conservatism v. Classical Conservatism Part 1, by Joseph BH McMillan (First published by the Intellectual Conservative) - Posted here June 10, 2008
- Replies to Critics on Behalf of Classical Conservatism (First published by Intellectual Conservative on May 27, 2008) - Posted here June 10, 2008
- Parts 2 and 3 of McMillan's Response to Neo-conservatism v. Classical Conservatism have been consolidated into The Law: Salvation, the State, and the KIngdom of God.
- And many more on the way ...
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