Rossiter, Elliot

Person Preferred Name
Elliot Rossiter _none
ORCID
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3683-9903
Position
Faculty member
Field of Activity
Early modern philosophy
History of ethics and economics
Contemporary applied ethics
Phone
604 527 5319
Email/Contact
rossitere@douglascollege.ca
Status
current
Affiliation Date
2017
PhD (University of Western Ontario)
Western Certificate in University Teaching and Learning
MSc (University of Western Ontario)
BSc (University of Ottawa)

Douglas College Faculty member since 2017

My published work so far has focused on the history of philosophy (especially John Locke). Currently, my research is focused on issues concerning ethics and economics, particularly the historical evolution of the concept of human work and how an understanding of this evolution can inform contemporary discussions of the future of work and technology.

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