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: J. Kenneth Kierans; Assistant Professor of Humanities; | Contemporary Studies

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J. Kenneth Kierans

J. Kenneth Kierans

ken.kierans@ukings.ca 902 422-1271 ext. 208

BA (McGill), DPhil (Oxon)

Selected Publications

Most Recent Publication:

“On The Unity of Nietzsche’s Philosophy”, Animus, 14 (2010), at www2.swgc.mun.ca/animus/

Upcoming:

“Negativity: Charles Taylor, Hegel and the Problem of Modern Freedom” (under review for publication)
“Nietzsche on History and Truth” (tentative title of current writing project)

Interests

History of political theory, German idealism, Nietzsche: his impact and influence

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Courses

: Contemporary Studies

Structuralism and Poststructuralism

Instructor

J. Kenneth Kierans; CTMP2121.03

Fall, 2019/20; Arts & Administration Building - Shatford Room

M 0935-1125

W 0935-1025; View Course

: Contemporary Studies

The Nietzschean Legacy

Instructor

J. Kenneth Kierans; CTMP3105.03

Winter, 2018/2019; New Academic Building - Frazee Room

T 1735-2025; View Course

: Contemporary Studies

The Rise of Nietzscheanism

Instructor

J. Kenneth Kierans; CTMP3104.03

Fall, 2018/2019; New Academic Building - Frazee Room

T 1735-2025; View Course

: Contemporary Studies

The Politics of Hope: From Romanticism to Anarchism and Beyond

Instructor

J. Kenneth Kierans; CTMP2100.03

Winter, 2018/2019; Arts & Administration Building - Shatford Room

M 0935-1125

W 0935-1025; View Course

: Contemporary Studies

Structuralism and Poststructuralism

Instructor

J. Kenneth Kierans; CTMP2121.03

Fall, 2018/2019; Arts & Administration Building - Shatford Room

M 935-1125

W 0935-1025; View Course

: Contemporary Studies

The Rise of Nietzscheanism

Instructor

J. Kenneth Kierans; CTMP3104.03

Fall, 2019/20; New Academic Building - Frazee Room

T 1735-2025; View Course

: Contemporary Studies

The Nietzschean Legacy

Instructor

J. Kenneth Kierans; CTMP3105.03

Winter, 2019/20; New Academic Building - Frazee Room

T 1735-2025; View Course

: Contemporary Studies

The Politics of Hope: From Romanticism to Anarchism and Beyond

Instructor

J. Kenneth Kierans; CTMP2100.03

Winter, 2019/20; New Academic Building - Frazee Room

M 1735-2025; View Course