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Michael A. Gillespie is a Professor of Political Science and Philosophy at Duke University's Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, where he has taught since 1995 (Political Science) and 2017 (Philosophy). A scholar of modern continental philosophy and political thought, he is best known for works like The Theological Origins of Modernity and Nietzsche's Final Teaching. His research explores the intersection of theology, philosophy, and political theory.
Education: Ph.D., University of Chicago (1981).
Research interests include:
- Modern continental political philosophy
- Apocalyptic longing in political thought
- Theological origins of modernity
- Nietzsche and Heidegger studies
- Liberalism's religious foundations
Scientific awards:
- Phi Beta Kappa - Honorary (2010)
- National Humanities Center Fellow (2004)
- Duke's Bass Fellow (2008-present)
Grants and leadership roles:
- Multiple Jack Miller Center grants (2015-2024) for constitutional and freedom-focused programs
- Director, Visions of Freedom Living Learning Community (1999-present)
- Director, Duke Program in American Values and Institutions (2005-present)
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