Christian Coseru

Assistant Professor 

Philosophy Department
College of Charleston
66 George Street
Charleston, SC 29424

office: 4 Glebe St.
room 202
tel: (843) 953-1935
fax: (843) 953-6388
e-mail: coseruc@cofc.edu

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Christian Coseru is a graduate of The Australian National University (Ph.D.) and The University of Bucharest (B.A., M.A. in Philosophy). His research interests are fairly broad, ranging from Indian and Buddhist philosophy to Hellenistic philosophy, cross-cultural hermeneutics, phenomenology, naturalized epistemology, and consciousness studies. His most recent research focuses on the contemporary reception of the Dignaga-Dharmakirti school of Buddhist logic and epistemology. Work in progress includes "Buddhist Epistemology Naturalized," "Enactive Mental Imagery and the Buddhist Epistemology of Perception," and "An Abhidharma Typology of Intentionality and Empirical Consciousness."

"An Essay on the Ascension of the Soul in Neoplatonism," Origins 3 (2003) 156-67

“Hermeneutics in a Buddhist Perspective ” Origins (2002) 1: 145-50.

“The Continuity Between Madhyamaka and Yogacara Schools of Mahayana Buddhism in India,” Journal of the Asiatic Society (1996) 37, 2: 48-83