James Kreines

James Kreines is Edward S. Gould professor of philosophy, at Claremont McKenna College. His research mostly concerns Classical German Philosophy.

Life and works

Kreines started studying philosophy in Princeton University in 1986 and received his bachelor in 1990. He received his PhD from University of Chicago in 2001 with the dissertation title "Hegel on Mind, Action and Social Life: The Theory of Geist as a Theory of Explanation", under supervision of Robert B. Pippin.
His 2016 book Reason in the World has received numerous reviews from Franz Knappik, Robert Stern, Paul Redding, Armando Manchisi, Christopher Yeomans, Sebastian Rand, François TOUCHARD, Anton Kabeshkin, Carlos Ortiz de Landázuri, Karen Ng and Paul Giladi. The work also featured on a book symposium held by Humboldt [University of Berlin|Humboldt University] later published by Hegel-Studien, containing reviews from Brady Bowman, Terry Pinkard and Clinton Tolley, accompanied by an introduction and response from Kreines.
He is on the Wissenschaftlicher Beirat of Hegel-Studien and on the editorial board of the ''Hegel Bulletin.''

Selected publications

Monographs

Editorials
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