Jarrett A. Carty

Dr. Jarrett A. Carty is a Professor at the Liberal Arts College, Concordia University. His academic expertise spans early modern political thought, Reformation studies, and the history of science, with additional interests in ancient Greek philosophy and the history of astronomy.

• Education: BA/MA (Carleton University), MA/PhD (University of Notre Dame)

His research focuses on intersections between political philosophy and theological concepts, particularly in early modern European contexts. He teaches foundational courses in political thought and the history of science, covering figures like Martin Luther, Renaissance ideologies, and Enlightenment-era developments.

Recent work includes an analysis of wretchedness in Pascal's Pensées, reflecting his interest in moral philosophy and human suffering. While no awards are listed, his academic profile integrates teaching, research, and community engagement as an Anglican chaplain serving urban shelters.