Dr Steven Gormley
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Email
segorm@essex.ac.uk -
Telephone
+44 (0) 1206 872709
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Location
6.123A, Colchester Campus
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Academic support hours
See office door
Profile
Biography
Before coming to the University of Essex to do his PhD in Philosophy, Steven studied Continental Philosophy at Warwick and English and Philosophy at Kent. He then took up a two year research fellowship in the Philosophy Department at Essex.
Qualifications
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BA Kent
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MA Warwick
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PhD Essex
Research and professional activities
Research interests
Ethics and politics of attention; Deconstruction; Deliberative democratic theory;
Teaching and supervision
Current teaching responsibilities
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Beyond the BA: Skills for the Next Step (CS107)
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Placement Year (CS703)
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Death, God and the Meaning of Life (PY113)
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Rationalists and Empiricists (PY400)
Previous supervision
Degree subject: Philosophy
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 21/11/2023
Degree subject: Philosophy
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 13/6/2019
Degree subject: Philosophy
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 25/3/2019
Degree subject: Philosophy
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 30/4/2018
Degree subject: Philosophy
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 2/6/2015
Publications
Journal articles (5)
Gormley, S., (2023). On Grief's Ethical Task. International Journal of Philosophical Studies. 31 (5), 613-632
Gormley, S., (2019). Deliberation, Unjust Exclusion, and the Rhetorical Turn. Contemporary Political Theory. 18 (2), 202-226
Gormley, S., (2014). The Impossible Demand of Forgiveness. International Journal of Philosophical Studies. 22 (1), 27-48
Gormley, S., (2014). Perfecting Justice in Rawls, Habermas and Honneth. Critical Horizons. 15 (2), 206-210
Gormley, S., (2012). Rearticulating the Concept of Experience, Rethinking the Demands of Deconstruction. Research in Phenomenology. 42 (3), 374-407
Books (1)
Gormley, S., (2020). Deliberative Theory and Deconstruction: A Democratic Venture. Edinburgh University Press. 9781474475280
Other (1)
Gormley, S., (2018).Are you saying we actually don't have free speech anymore?,The New Pretender
Contact
Academic support hours:
See office door
