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Brădăţan
is Paul Whitfield Horn Distinguished Professor of
Humanities in the Honors College at Texas Tech University and an Honorary
Research Professor of Philosophy at the University of Queensland, Australia. He has
also held faculty appointments at Cornell University, University of Notre Dame, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Miami University, and Arizona State University, as well as at various universities in Europe, South America,
and Asia.
He is the author or editor (co-editor) of more than a dozen books, among which Dying for Ideas. The dangerous Lives
of the Philosophers (Bloomsbury,
paperback, 2018) and In
Praise of Failure. Four Lessons in Humility (Harvard University
Press, 2023). He is currently at work on two new book projects: Against
Conformity (Princeton University Press) and The Prince and the Hermit (Penguin,
UK & WW Norton, USA).
Brădăţan also writes essays, book reviews, and op-eds for such publications as the New York Times,
Washington Post, The
Globe & Mail, TIME Magazine, Boston Review, Aeon, Literary
Review, Times Literary Supplement, Commonweal Magazine, and Times Higher
Education. His work has been
translated into many languages, including German, Italian, Hungarian, Turkish, Chinese,
Vietnamese, and Farsi.
He
is the
philosophy/religion editor for the Los
Angeles Review of Books and the curator of two book series: Philosophical
Filmmakers (Bloomsbury) and No Limits (Columbia University Press).
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Honors College, Texas Tech University, MS 41017, Lubbock, TX 79409, USA
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