Christopher Bartley

Dr. Christopher Bartley is a Lecturer at the University of Hull, specializing in Indian and Chinese philosophical traditions. His research spans Hindu and Buddhist thought, medieval European philosophy, and comparative ethics.

• PhD, University of Hull (2012)
• PhD, Australian National University (1986)

His work focuses on classical Indian metaphysics, including Vedanta and Śaiva Siddhānta, and Chinese philosophical systems like Confucianism and Daoism. He has authored key publications on figures such as Ramanuja and Radhakrishnan, emphasizing their theological and ethical contributions.

Recent articles highlight his expertise in Indian ethics and Shaivite traditions, with publications in both edited volumes and journals. He coordinates philosophy modules at the University of Hull, including Classical Chinese Philosophy (PHIL367) and Indian Philosophy (PHIL326), and serves as a Departmental Continuing Liaison Co-ordinator.