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Research, Professional and Creative Activity:

• Published in Essays in Philosophy
• Recently gave a series of talks at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock on the Taoist notion of wu-wei or “actionless activity”

Trained in the Taoist internal arts of T’ai Chi Ch’uan, meditation, and Nei Kung

 

Professional Profile:

Professor Marlowe received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Riverside. He wrote his dissertation on “The Problem of Freedom,” investigating two-standpoint style arguments as a means of preventing a notion of ourselves as agents from disappearing into the event-causal flow, and exploring issues of reflective evaluation, identity, and moral realism. Dr. Marlowe received his M.A. from New York University, where he wrote his thesis on the Mind-Body Problem.

Flagler College Faculty Senate, Executive Committee since 2008

Flagler College Philosophy Club Faculty Advisor since 2006

Flagler College Faculty Member of the Year, 2007

Teaching and Related Service:

Courses taught:

• Introduction to Philosophy
• Ethics
• Philosophy of Religion
• Metaphysics
• Taoism
• Philosophy Senior Seminar
• Philosophy & Film
• Logic
• Existentialism
• Aesthetics

Previously taught at:

• University of Arkansas at Little Rock
• California State University
• Mount Saint Mary’s College
• University of California

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