Raymond Hain

Raymond Hain is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Providence University's Department of Philosophy within the College of the Humanities. His research bridges classical philosophical traditions with contemporary ethical and political challenges.

• Ph.D., University of Notre Dame (1992)

His research focuses on Virtue Ethics, Political Philosophy, and Religious Thought, particularly in the context of modern bioethics, urban planning, and Shakespearean political analysis.

Recent publications examine the intersection of Thomas Aquinas's metaphysics with Levi Gersonides's ethics, and Shakespearean literature as a lens for statesmanship. Key keywords include Utilitarianism, Postsecularism, and Aristotelian ethics of architecture.

• NEH Grant (2018-2019): "An Integrated Future: Business, Medicine, and the Humanities"