Teófilo Reis, Ph.D.
- Assistant Professor , Philosophy
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My area of research is the philosophy of race, which means that I study race and racism using tools from philosophy. I primarily explore questions about knowledge, identity, and their impact on political life. I specialize in Latin American philosophy, Africana philosophy, social epistemology, and Brazilian social thinking.
- Ph.D. CUNY Graduate Center (Philosophy)
- Ph.D. University of Campinas, Brazil (Sociology)
- M.Phil CUNY Graduate Center (Philosophy)
- M.A. University of Campinas, Brazil (Philosophy)
- B.A. Centro Universitário Claretiano, Brazil (Philosophy)
- B.A. University of Campinas, Brazil (Mathematics)
- Book translation: Charles W. Mills, The Racial Contract. Brazilian edition in Portuguese: O Contrato Racial, translated by Teófilo Reis and Breno Santos. Zahar, 2023.
- Lélia Gonzalez, philosopher of intersectionality. APA Newsletter on Hispanic/Latino Issues in Philosophy, v. 21, n. 2, Spring 2022, 10-13.
- Mills on Sociology, Sociology in Mills. Sociology of Race and Ethnicity, 8(4), 2022, 464–467. https://doi.org/10.1177/23326492221119890
- Philosophy of race
- Latin American philosophy
- Social epistemology
- Epistemologies of ignorance
- Brazilian social thinking
- Philosophy of the Americas
- Philosophy of Race
- Africana Philosophy
- Symbolic Logic I
- Symbolic Logic II
- Non-classical logics
- Assistant Professor, International Studies
- Philosophy
- Assistant Professor, International Studies