Edward Slingerland

Professor | Director of the Database of Religious History
location_on Buchanan E 163
Research Area
Education

Ph.D., Stanford University.


About

Office Hours – 2023W:

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For publications, on-line pedagogy, interviews, and press coverage of research, please see my personal website.


Teaching


Research

My research specialties and teaching interests include Warring States (5th-3rd c. B.C.E.), Chinese thought, religious studies (comparative religion, cognitive science and evolution of religion), cognitive linguistics (blending and conceptual metaphor theory), ethics (virtue ethics, moral psychology), evolutionary psychology, the relationship between the humanities and the natural sciences, and the classical Chinese language.


Edward Slingerland

Professor | Director of the Database of Religious History
location_on Buchanan E 163
Research Area
Education

Ph.D., Stanford University.


About

Office Hours – 2023W:

  • TBA

 

For publications, on-line pedagogy, interviews, and press coverage of research, please see my personal website.


Teaching


Research

My research specialties and teaching interests include Warring States (5th-3rd c. B.C.E.), Chinese thought, religious studies (comparative religion, cognitive science and evolution of religion), cognitive linguistics (blending and conceptual metaphor theory), ethics (virtue ethics, moral psychology), evolutionary psychology, the relationship between the humanities and the natural sciences, and the classical Chinese language.


Edward Slingerland

Professor | Director of the Database of Religious History
location_on Buchanan E 163
Research Area
Education

Ph.D., Stanford University.

About keyboard_arrow_down

Office Hours – 2023W:

  • TBA

 

For publications, on-line pedagogy, interviews, and press coverage of research, please see my personal website.

Teaching keyboard_arrow_down
Research keyboard_arrow_down

My research specialties and teaching interests include Warring States (5th-3rd c. B.C.E.), Chinese thought, religious studies (comparative religion, cognitive science and evolution of religion), cognitive linguistics (blending and conceptual metaphor theory), ethics (virtue ethics, moral psychology), evolutionary psychology, the relationship between the humanities and the natural sciences, and the classical Chinese language.