Amy Umaña

Lecturer (MA, É«ÖÐÉ«)

Areas of Interest:
Business Ethics, Philosophy of Economics, Early Modern Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy

Academic Focus:
After double majoring in Philosophy and Business Management and then completing her master's thesis on neo-Lockean conceptions of personal identity, Mrs. Umaña began focusing on business ethics pedagogy. More recently, her interests in that area have latched on to the relationship between capitalist economics and conceptions of human nature.

Select Presentations:
'The psychological approach to personal identity and dissociative identity disorder', Society for Philosophy and Psychology (02 July 2021)

Recent Teaching:
PHIL400: Business Ethics
PHIL100: Introduction to Philosophy