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Joseph F. Marino is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Philosophy whose work focuses on existential and phenomenological thought, particularly the philosophies of Martin Heidegger and José Ortega y Gasset. His research explores themes of human experience, history, and temporality, supported by grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).
- Education: BA (St Francis Coll NY), MA (CUNY Queens Coll), PhD (CUNY Gr Sch & Univ Cnt), MS (Fordham Univ)
His scholarly pursuits extend to medieval religious studies, with projects on mystical journeys and female mystics of the Middle Ages, alongside a seminar on Dante's Inferno. Dr. Marino also bridges philosophical theory with pedagogical practice through co-editorship of a text on the Philosophy of Education.
Recent courses taught include undergraduate Ethics (PHI 014) and Contemporary Ethical Issues (PHI 090). He maintains expertise in classical and modern educational theories.
- Scientific Awards: NEH grants for 'Mystical Journey,' 'Female Mystics of the Middle Ages,' and Dante's Inferno seminar
Contact details: Office in Heger Hall 213, phone 516-463-5262.
