Andrew Kelley
Department Chair and Professor
Bradley Hall 285
(309) 677-2445
akelley@bradley.edu
Ph.D., Philosophy, University of Iowa
M.A., Philosophy, University of Warwick (England)
B.A., Philosophy, Bowdoin College
Biography
Andrew Kelley came to Bradley in 1999. He frequently teaches courses on ethics and logic and seminars/proseminars on Kant, modern philosophy, Levinas, and Bergson. Previously, his publications had been in area of German Idealism (Kant, Maimon). However, more recently his publications and research interests and have centered around early 20th century French philosophy (Bergson, Wahl, Gusdorf, Levinas, and especially Jankélévitch. He has translated philosophy books from German (Popper-Lynkeus) and French (Jankélévitch).
Teaching
- PHL 103 — Inquiry into Values
- PHL 203 — Logic
- PHL 202 — Proseminar II
- PHL 304 — Modern Philosophy
- PHL 347 — Ethics
- PHL 403 — Seminar (Topics have included: “Bergson,” “Levinas,” “Kant,” etc.)