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Joshua Gang is an Associate Professor at UC Berkeley in the Department of Philosophy. His academic work primarily focuses on the intersections of moral philosophy, the philosophy of mind, and modern literature, critically engaging with the ways these disciplines influence one another. He has explored themes in British and Irish fiction as well as drama from the early 20th century, placing a significant emphasis on history and criticism. His interests also extend to queer theory. Gang's recent publications include his book 'Behaviorism, Consciousness, Literary Mind' published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2021, and an article titled 'Derek Jarman and the Everything Case' in Critical Inquiry in the summer of 2022. Currently, he is working on a book that compares moral and aesthetic value, tentatively titled 'Beautiful Errors: Moral Philosophy, Modern Fiction, and The Appeal of Aesthetics'.
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