Michael Campbell
Lecturer, Kyoto University
I am Lecturer (講師) in the Department of Ethics at Kyoto University.
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Drawing inspiration from the work of Ludwig Wittgenstein, I work on a range of issues in ethics, politics and the philosophy of mind.
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I believe in philosophical practice as work to find terms that help people in making sense of their experience, their self, and the world around them.
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If you want copies of any of my published work, please get in touch.
michaelwalter.campbell.8f [at] kyoto-u.ac.jp
My most recent CV can be found here.
Education
2008-2012 PhD Philosophy, King's College London
2006-2008 MPhil (Stud.) Philosophy, King's College London
2003-2006 BA (Hons) Philosophy, Christ's College, Cambridge
Employment
2021-2024 Assistant Professor, Department of Ethics, Kyoto University
2017-2021 Research Fellow, Centre for Ethics as Study in Human Value, University of Pardubice, Czech Republic
2015-2017 Research Fellow and Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy and Centre for Bioethics, Chinese University of Hong Kong
2013-2015 JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship, Kyoto University
Current Grants
2022-2025 JSPS ç§‘ç ”è²»ãƒ»åŸºç›¤C　Wittgenstein and Gestalt Psychology: Therapeutic Insights
2022-2023 Kyoto University SPIRITS, Investigating the Theoretical and Practical Ramifications of ‘Transformative Experiences’: Towards a Unified Approach
2022-2023 Kyoto University Bunya Oudan (文や横æ–) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Gestalt Psychology: Theoretical and Clinical Perspectives
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