Kevser ÇELİK

Prof. Dr. Kevser ÇELİK is a Professor in the Department of Systematic Philosophy and Logic at Süleyman Demirel University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Her academic journey includes degrees from Süleyman Demirel University, culminating in a PhD in Philosophy and Religious Sciences (2011). She currently serves as an Editor for tabula rasa Philosophy & Theology (international journal) and has held editorial roles since 2021.

Her research focuses on process philosophy, mythology, environmental ethics, and the relationship between religion and science. Key themes include AN Whitehead's philosophy, medieval philosophy, and Turkish-Islamic thinkers like Yunus Emre and Al-Ghazali. She also explores concepts like evil in philosophy and theodicy.

Her publications span 14 articles (2006–2023) and 9 books, including works on Atatürk's legacy, Iqbal's civilizational thought, and Yunus Emre's philosophy. Notable books include Klasik ve Modern Metinlerle Din Felsefesi Dersleri (2021) and Ways of Philosophizing Religion (2015).

Prof. ÇELİK’s work bridges philosophy, theology, and cultural studies, with a focus on ethical and civilizational questions. She actively contributes to editorial boards and has no recorded scientific awards.