A Thinker Who Works Out Philosophical Problems Through Writing

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For a long time, Lewis Gordon did not describe himself as a philosopher. Instead, he thought of himself as a writer working out the answers to problems through his writing. “For me every true thinker is always a thinker and something else,” says Gordon, who will arrive in Storrs next summer from Temple University, where he is a renowned philosophy professor and director of both the Center for Afro-Jewish Studies and the Institute for the Study of Race and Social Thought.He will join the UConn faculty as part of the University’s initiative to hire up to 500 new professors over four years, to strengthen the academic core. Click here to read more>>