Boston College teaching record
Daniel Maryanovich
Part-Time Faculty
Biography
I recently completed my Ph.D. at Boston College with a dissertation on Plotinus's engagement with the Gnostics. My main research interest is ancient philosophy, especially the Platonic tradition, though my studies often wander into medieval thought and its overthrow in the early modern period. Outside of philosophy, I enjoy reading 19th and 20th Century American literature, especially novels and short stories portraying the American Dream. When not reading, I enjoy watching classic 1940s film noir and complaining about the state of Chicago's sports teams.
Official evaluation summary
4.34 / 5
Courses taught
- PHIL2264 Logic
- MCPL1070 Philosophy of the Person
- PHIL1071 Philosophy of the Person II
- PHIL1070 Philosophy of the Person I
- PHIL1088 Person and Social Responsibility I
- PHIL1089 Person and Social Responsibility II
- ENGL2262 Telling Truths II: Depth Writing as Service
- PHIL2262 Telling Truths II: Depth Writing as Service
- THEO1089 Person and Social Responsibility II
- ENGL2261 Telling Truths I: Writing for the Cause of Justice
- PHIL2261 Telling Truths I: Writing for the Cause of Justice
- THEO1088 Person and Social Responsibility I