Carlos Alberto Pose Varela

Carlos Alberto Pose Varela serves as a Temporary PhD Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), actively contributing to the Philosophy discipline through teaching and research within the Philosophical Hermeneutics and History of Philosophy group. His academic role spans both undergraduate and graduate programs, with direct engagement in curriculum delivery and scholarly supervision.

His research interests demonstrate deep engagement with continental philosophical traditions, particularly hermeneutics as a methodological framework for interpreting historical texts. This extends to specialized investigations in Spanish and Galician philosophical heritage, alongside foundational work in Metaphysics and Epistemology. His interdisciplinary approach bridges historical analysis with theoretical inquiries into knowledge systems and ontological structures, reflecting a commitment to contextualizing philosophy within Iberian cultural frameworks.

Within USC's academic structure, Dr. Pose Varela teaches Knowledge Theory I and Metaphysics II for Bachelor's Philosophy students, alongside Spanish and Galician Philosophy. For the Master in Philosophy: Knowledge and Citizenship program, he leads Research Work Techniques, emphasizing methodological rigor in scholarly practice. His teaching directly supports degree requirements across compulsory credit modules in both undergraduate and postgraduate curricula.

He maintains active membership in the Philosophical Hermeneutics and History of Philosophy research group, which constitutes his primary academic collaborative environment. This affiliation drives his scholarly output and provides the institutional framework for his ongoing research initiatives in historical and regional philosophical studies.