철학과

As one of the independents curators, I’m working and acting in various art-projects. I mainly focus on The Art Projrcts, and book editing as like a documental contents by showing-exhibition/exposiyion and recording. I also consider and try to implement the appropriate to practice something with people as community/publicly activities. I believe that artistic activities produce timely discourse. Therefore, I try to find the opportunity to consider the challenge of its possibility and realization from philosophical Thoughts.

She graduated from the Catholic University of Korea's Department of Korean Language and Literature and received a master's degree from the University's Graduate School of Philosophy with 『Aristotle's Concept of Happiness』 (2003) and a doctorate with 『A Study on Williams' Internalism』 (2018). Major papers include “Two types of interpretations of ‘A has a reason to ϕ’: Focusing on Williams’ intrinsic interpretation and McDowell’s extrinsic interpretation” (2017) and “Discussion on normativity in B. Williams’ internalism.” 」(2018). Since 2008, he has been lecturing on <Ethics> and <Modern Society and Ethical Issues> at the Department of Philosophy at Catholic University of Korea. I have mainly studied metaethics, but have recently expanded my research into applied ethics, including artificial intelligence, the environment, and intergenerational justice issues.

She studied philosophy at Catholic University and received a doctorate. Her major is philosophical counseling, and her papers include <Implications of Seneca's Comfort Letter for Philosophical Counseling,2024>, <A Case Study on Instructors' Interview Experiences with Field Experts,2022>, <Analysis of Anthropology Lesson Cases in a "Boundary-Modular" Personality Education Curriculum,2022>, <A Basic Study on Participant-Centric Personality Education,2022>, <Philosophical Counseling and Personality Education Program on the Philosophy of Life,2020>, and <Stoic Happiness Theory and Its Implications for Philosophical Counseling,2020>

She graduated from the Department of Philosophy, College of Humanities, Seoul National University, and received a doctorate in philosophy from the same graduate school with a thesis titled “Davidson's Defense of Lawless Monism.” Her major fields of study include Anglo-American analytic philosophy, metaphysics, logic, and mind-body theory.

I am studying the various historical sources of Thomas Aquinas's thought, and in particular, the way in which Thomas Aquinas embraces and digests two major currents in the history of philosophy, Aristotelianism and Neoplatonism. In addition, I am interested in the meaning of looking at history through a philosophical lens. I am also interested in Western ancient history and Western medieval history.

She received her Ph.D. from the University of Bonn with a dissertation on "Freedom and Forgetfulness of Being: Heidegger's Radical Interpretation of Schelling's Freedom Essay" in 2024.

Her current research interests include ontology, metaphysics, and German Idealism. Her research focuses on the problem of freedom, the problem of forgetfulness of being, and contemporary theodicy. She has published a research paper on freedom, "Human Freedom from God's Freedom: the Focus of Schelling's Freedom Essay(2022)", and on forgetfulness of being, she has published "Ontological Causes of Forgetfulness of Being and Its Real Danger in Heidegger(2022)", "Heidegger’s Ontological Understanding of Evil(2023)", and " Three Layers of Forgetfulness of Being(2024)".