Jordan Kokot, Ph.d.

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Jordan is a Visiting Assistant Professor in Philosophy at Brandeis University and a recent PhD from Boston University. He specializes in the ethics of technology, social and political philosophy, the philosophy of art, and phenomenology.  His current research is focused on the ethical, political, and phenomenological issues generated by the meteoric rise of modern digital and biomedical technologies. He writes and teaches about the ways that VR and XR technologies manipulate normative affordance structures within a broader techno-capital context, and how cyborg technologies (e.g., brain-computer interface like Neuralink) play into pernicious forms of ableist political “cure aesthetics.” He is also a co-curator of the multimedia art and literature journal, field|guide (book / IG ), and the faculty advisor for Simpliciter, the Brandeis Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy (CFP here).

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