About Paul Shockley
MICRO-BIO
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Interests: Aesthetics, Religion, Philosophy, and Sociology. I've taught philosophy, religious studies, and theology since 1998.
EXPERIENCE
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Houston Baptist University
- Adjunct
- School of Christian Thought
- August 2012 to Present
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Texas A&M University
- Lecturer
- Philosophy and Humanities
- August 2011 to May 2012
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Stephen F. Austin State University
- Lecturer
- Languages, Culture, and Communication
- PO BOX 13042, SFA STATION
- August 2011 to Present
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Stephen F. Austin State University
- Lecturer of Philosophy
- Multidisciplinary Programs
- August 2011 to Present
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Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary J. Havard School of Theological Studies
- Adjunct
- Houston
- August 2009 to Present
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Prairie View Texas A&M University
- Adjunct (Bridge Program)
- Liberal Arts
- August 2009 to May 2010
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Texas A&M University
- Assistant Lecturer
- Philosophy and Humanities
- August 2008 to May 2009
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College of Biblical Studies-Houston
- Professor of Philosophy, Bible, & Theology
- General Education & Bible & Theology Depts.
- March 2003 to Present
EDUCATION
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Texas A&M University
- Ph.D.
- August 2002 to December 2010
Primary interests involved Aesthetics, Hermeneutics, Philosophy of Religion, Moral Philosophy, and History of Philosophy. Philosopher focus was John Dewey and Jonathan Edwards. Developed a keen interests in Early Modern Philosophy with focus on Blaise Pascal, existentialism, and philosophy of visual media.
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University of Texas-Dallas
- MA Humanities (History of Ideas)
- December 1998 to December 2003
Primary interests involved Hermeneutics, American Philosophy, Holocaust Studies; Flash Fiction Literature, and Renaissance Art and Studio Painting.
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Dallas Theological Seminary
- Th.M
- August 1994 to May 2002
Primary interests involved Systematic Theology, Hermeneutics, and Biblical Exposition.
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Stephen F. Austin State University
- BA in History
- September 1989 to August 1994
Primary Interests involved Recent European History, Holocaust Studies, French Jansenism, Sociological Theory and Development, and Comparative Religion and Social Change.
DISCIPLINES
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Art History, Criticism And Conservation
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Sociology
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Ethics
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Theology/Theological Studies
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Philosophy And Religious Studies, General
Interests
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Philosophy Of Religion; Religious Studies
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Aesthetics; History Of Philosophy; Blaise Pascal; Social Constructionism; Systematic Theology; Virtue Ethics
Languages
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English