tbphilstudent

Hi Nietzxche,

I thought I'd reach out to you (even though you've not been active for a while on here) to seek some advice regarding DePaul's philosophy department, which you seem to be quite familiar with. I'm applying there this PhD application round and was wondering what you thought of my fit with the program based on my interests alone.

These are my interests are as follows: Foucault, Deleuze, post-structuralism, critical theory, Nietzsche, Marxism, and some Derrida. The main issues I want to apply these thinkers to is the historical preconditions of capitalism (esp. Christianity and chattel slavery), thus critical race theory and some political theology get mixed in.

Thompson and Naas are two individuals I'm most interested in working with. Martin's work is interesting. Should I be interested in others? 

Thanks in advance for your help.

Best,

T