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Chris Watkin is an Associate Professor at Monash University in the field of European Languages. His research primarily focuses on contemporary European literature, theology, and philosophy, emphasizing themes such as religion, atheism, emancipation, and philosophical understandings of humanity. He has authored books including 'Phenomenology of Deconstruction?' and 'Difficult Atheism', which critique contemporary philosophical thought. Watkin's interest in Michel Serres and the relationship between human experience and the natural world informs his current project on rewriting the social contract in response to modern challenges such as technological advancement and environmental consequences. He has supervised a wide range of writers and thinkers within his fields of expertise and has expressed a commitment to mentoring students pursuing postgraduate work in these areas. He was educated at Cambridge, where he completed a PhD focusing on the intersection of ontology and literature. Throughout his academic career, he has received notable awards including the Australian Christian Book of the Year and recognition for his contributions to French Studies. Watkin is also active in various scholarly activities, including peer reviews, editorial responsibilities, and public speaking engagements.
Monash University • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Teaching and research in European languages focusing on literature, philosophy, and theology.
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