Sandro Guli

Dr. Sandro Guli is a Teaching Professor at the University of Aberdeen, affiliated with the School of Divinity, History, Philosophy & Art History. His research focuses on Social Philosophy and Metaphysics, with specialisms in Social Ontology and Metaphysics. He contributes to undergraduate and graduate education through courses like PH2542 (Philosophy and Society), PH2540 (Metaphysics and Epistemology), and previously PH404U (Social Ontology). His recent work includes the 2024 publication Critique of telic power in Working Papers. Dr. Guli oversees dissertation projects (PH402) and serves as a Personal Tutor.

Research interests further include the interplay between social structures and metaphysical frameworks, as seen in his teaching on how humans construct societal realities. His pedagogical approach emphasizes critical engagement with contemporary philosophical debates.