معرفی
Jeremy A Byrd is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas at Arlington (since 2006) and a Professor of Philosophy at Tarrant County College (since 2010). He holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Georgia (2004) and a BA in Philosophy from the same institution (1997). His research focuses on Action Theory, Modern Philosophy, and Ancient Philosophy, with expertise in Philosophy of Mind, Ethics, and Logic.
Education:
- PhD, University of Georgia, 2004 (Dissertation: A Reasonable Freedom: The Development of Kant's 'Third Antinomy')
- BA, University of Georgia, 1997
Research Interests:
Byrd’s work spans Kantian compatibilism, ancient philosophy (especially Neoplatonism and Plato’s Timaeus), and ethical theory. He explores topics like moral responsibility, determinism, and practical skepticism. His contributions include analyses of Proclus’ intermediates and Pyrrhonist ethics, blending historical texts with contemporary philosophical debates.
Awards:
- John & Suanne Roueche Excellence Award (2017)
- Chancellor's Award for Exemplary Teaching (2015)
- Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award (University of Georgia, 2003)
Teaching & Service:
Teaches courses in logic, ethics, and philosophy of science. Served as Chair of the Philosophy, Economics, & Teacher Education Department at Tarrant County College (2011–2024) and Director of the Cornerstone Honors Program (2013–2015). Active in academic service as a referee for journals like Erkenntnis and Australasian Journal of Philosophy.
Professional Involvement:
- International Society for Neoplatonic Studies (Board Member & Treasurer)
- Mediterranean Studies Association
- Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy
