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 Peter
Emberley
Professor
Depts. of Political Science & Philosophy,
Carleton University
Peter C. Emberley is Professor of Political
Science and Philosophy at Carleton University. He received
his B.A. at the University of British Columbia, his
M.A. at the University of Toronto, and his Ph.D. at
the London School of Economics. His publications include
Divine Hunger: Canadians on Spiritual WalkAbout
(HarperCollins, January 2002), Zero Tolerance:
Hot Button Politics in Canada’s Universities
(Penguin, 1996), Values Education and Technology:
The Ideology of Dispossession (University of Toronto
Press, 1995), and Bankrupt Education: The Decline
of Liberal Education in Canada (University of Toronto
Press, 1994 [with Waller R. Newell]). He has published
articles in political philosophy in Interpretation,
Social Research, and the Canadian Journal
of Political Science, and contributed chapters
to edited books. In 1994 he was asked by Carleton University
to design a core curriculum in the humanities and the
result was a new school, the College of the Humanities,
of which he is the Founding Director. He has participated
in over one-hundred television, radio, and print interviews,
including Cross-Country Checkup, Morningside, Canada
AM, and TVO’s Studio 2. He is currently writing
two books: one on St.Augustine and Hobbes, the other
on the opportunities globalization has opened up in
cultural communities in India.
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