James Francis Dorahy

James Francis Dorahy is a Lecturer in the School of Philosophy at the Faculty of Theology and Philosophy. His research focuses on critical theory, social ontology, and the intersection of political economy with philosophical inquiry. Notable works include explorations of Georg Lukács, Jürgen Habermas, and Eastern European critical thought.

Research Interests:

• Critical Theory and its evolution
• Social Ontology in modern contexts
• Political economy critiques
• Modernity and artistic praxis

His articles reflect a thematic focus on reinterpreting classical theorists within contemporary socio-political frameworks. Recent work engages with post-industrial capitalism and the philosophical implications of art in modernity.