معرفی
Corinne Gartner is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Wellesley College. Her research focuses on ancient Greek philosophy, particularly ancient ethics and moral psychology, examining these themes within the broader metaphysical and epistemological frameworks of thinkers like Aristotle, Plato, and the Hellenistic philosophers (Stoics, Skeptics, Epicureans). She teaches courses in ancient philosophy and value theory, including seminars on topics such as Medical Ethics, Ancient Theories of Pleasure, and Philosophy of Friendship.
Education
- B.A., Stanford University
- M.A., Stanford University
- Ph.D., Princeton University
Research Interests span ancient ethics, moral psychology, and the intersections of philosophy with biomedical ethics. Her work explores puzzles in Aristotle's accounts of friendship, psychic conflict in Seneca's De Ira, and Lucretius' views on memory and palingenesis.
Courses include Medical Ethics (PHIL249, PHIL249H) and Seminar: Philosophy of Friendship (PHIL306). These courses integrate ethical theory with contemporary biomedical challenges and philosophical analyses of friendship.
