Matthew Eshleman, Associate Professor
Office: Bear 246
Phone: (910) 962-2418
Email: eshlemanm@uncw.edu
Degrees
- Ph. D., Philosophy - Duquesne University
- M. A., Philosophy - Duquesene University
- B. A., Philosophy - University of Minnesota
Areas of Expertise
- AOS: Sartre, Phenomenology and History of French Philosophy
- AOC: Social and Political and Modern Philosophy
Recent Publications
- “Jean-Paul Sartre and Ontology?,” Husserl’s Ideen, Ed. L. Embree, T. Nenon, (New York: Springer Verlag, forthcoming).
- "What is It Like to be Free,” Reading Sartre, (Ed.) Jonathan Webber, (London: Routledge, 2010).
Courses Taught
- PAR 101 - Philosophical Thinking
- PAR 213 - Existentialism
- PAR 492 - Topics in Continental Philosophy: Husserl
- PAR 492 - Topics in Continental Philosophy: Sartre
- PAR 492 - Topics in Continental Philosophy: Heidegger
- PAR 495 - Philosophy of Power
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