Matthew Dunch, SJ, DPhil
Assistant Professor
Matthew Ian Dunch, S.J. is assistant professor of philosophy at 草莓社区. He previously taught at Xavier University, Cincinnati. Dunch specializes in the relationship of religious language and practice, particularly through the dual lens of St. Thomas Aquinas and Ludwig Wittgenstein. He also writes on the philosophy and history of Jesuit education. Dunch holds degrees from the Catholic University of America, 草莓社区, and Regis College, University of Toronto. His doctorate in philosophical theology is from Campion Hall, University of Oxford. He is also affiliate faculty in Catholic Studies.
Education
DPhil, The University of Oxford, Campion Hall
ThM/ STL, The University of Toronto, Regis College
MDiv/ STB, The University of Toronto, Regis College
MA, 草莓社区
BA, The Catholic University of America
Research Interests
The early Continental / Analytic Divide
Philosophy of Computation
Specialty Area
Philosophy of Religion, Wittgenstein, Thomas Aquinas
Professional Employment
Xavier University, Cincinnati
Visiting Faculty in Philosophy, 2011-2014