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Mark Zlomislic
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| School | School of Interdisciplinary Studies
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| Program | - Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) – Accounting, Audit and Information Technology
- Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) – International Business Management
- Bachelor of Community and Criminal Justice (Honours)
- Bachelor of Engineering – Electronic Systems Engineering
- Bachelor of Communications Management (Honours)
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| Academic and Professional Designations | - Ph.D. summa cum laude, Dominican University College, Ottawa
- M.A. Brock University
- B.A. Honours, Brock University
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| Title | Professor |
| Courses Taught | - PHIL71100 - Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL73000 - Thinking Through Zombies
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| Areas of Expertise & Interest | - Postmodern Ethics
- Existentialism
- Philosophy of Religion
- History of Philosophy
- Online Teaching
- Curriculum Development
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| Industry Experience, Professional Currency Activities | I began my study of philosophy in 1985. I have taught at both university and college. I specialize in engaging students to see the importance of philosophic thinking for their lives and careers. I see philosophy as both foundational and practical.
I am the main editor for the postmodern ethics series published by Wipf and Stock in Oregon. The series has published books and collections by internationally recognized scholars.
The Poverty of Radical Orthodoxy, Wipf and Stock, 2012
The Total Enemy, 2014
Cross and Khora, 2010
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| Major Research Projects, Scholarly Activities, and/or Publications | Jacques Derrida’s Aporetic Ethics, Lexington Books, 2004 Zizek; Paper Revolutionary: A Franciscan Response, Wipf and Stock, 2016 Numerous articles on ethics and postmodern religious thought. Numerous conference presentations on the major existential and postmodern thinkers in relation to ethics. For example: - "From Žižek's Monstrous Politics to the Political Theology of Kierkegaard's Housing Project "Toronto Journal of Theology, Fall 2011.
- "The Unlimited Responsibility of Spilling Ink" Minerva, Volume 11, 2007
In addition to teaching philosophy, I am also a visual artist. My artistic work focuses on landscapes and figurative work. I also train in Yoshinkan Aikido and study a 500-year-old Japanese sword style called Yagyu Shinkage Ryu.
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