Luke Doggett

Luke Doggett is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Criminology, Politics and Sociology at Kingston University's Faculty of Business and Social Sciences. His work bridges sociology, philosophy, anthropology, and psychology to explore foundational aspects of human society.

Education:

• PhD Sociology, University of Warwick
• MA Social and Political Thought, University of Warwick
• MA (Hons.) Sociology with Philosophy, University of Glasgow

Research Focus: Doggett investigates the role of myth and ritual in human life through interdisciplinary frameworks. His sociological approach emphasizes Emile Durkheim's theory of collective morality in mythic symbolism, while philosophical influences include Hans Blumenberg and Ernst Cassirer. Anthropological perspectives draw from Walter Burkert, and psychological foundations incorporate Sigmund Freud's work, all contextualized within modern societal development.

Additional Contributions: No awards, student advisements, or research grants are documented in this profile.