Instructors
Dr. Mihretu Guta
Biola University
Mihretu P. Guta completed his PhD in Philosophy at Durham University, UK under the supervision of Professor E. J. Lowe and Professor Sophie Gibb. He subsequently worked as Postdoctoral Research Fellow within the Durham Emergence Project (funded by the John Templeton Foundation). His main research focuses on metaphysics, philosophy of mind and the philosophy of neuroscience, with special emphasis on the emergence of consciousness and its relation to the brain. His recent relevant publications include: Consciousness and the Ontology of Properties by Routledge (2018). ‘Insights into the first-person perspective and the self : An interdisciplinary approach’, Special Issue, Journal of Consciousness Studies, edited with Sophie Gibb, 11–12 (2015); ‘Consciousness, First-Person Perspective and Neuroimaging’, Journal of Consciousness Studies, 11–12 (2015): 218–45; and ‘Frank Jackson’s Location Problem and Argument from the Self’, Philosophia Christi, Vol. 13, No. 1 (2011): 35–58. Currently, he teaches philosophy both at graduate and undergraduate levels at Biola University, California and at Azusa Pacific University, California. He is also working on a manuscript entitled: The Metaphysics of Substance and Personhood: A Non-Theory-Laden Approach.
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