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Peter Amato is a Teaching Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Programs in Philosophy at Drexel University, co-directing the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics program. He holds a PhD from Fordham University (1998), an MA in Anthropology from Hunter College (1993), and a BA in Anthropology from Fordham University (1984). His research focuses on ethics, Marxism, continental philosophy, social and political philosophy, and African philosophy, with a particular interest in philosophical hermeneutics. His work critiques modern frameworks and explores African philosophical traditions, vernacular rationality, and the ethical dimensions of social existence. He is affiliated with Drexel’s Center for Science, Technology and Society.
- Education:
- PhD in Philosophy, Fordham University, 1998
- MA in Anthropology, Hunter College, 1993
- BA in Anthropology, Fordham University, 1984
His research integrates Marxist critique with continental philosophy, examining themes such as human nature, property rights, and the intersection of tradition and modernity. Recent publications include analyses of African philosophical thought, Marxist theories, and ethical frameworks in social and political contexts. Amato’s interdisciplinary approach bridges philosophy, anthropology, and critical theory, addressing contemporary issues like globalization and cultural conflict. His work emphasizes the role of language, tradition, and ethical discourse in shaping societal structures.
