Joshua Broggi
Ambrose College
I am an academic and the founder of Woolf. Previously, at Oxford, I was a member of the Faculty of Philosophy, a member of Wolfson College, and a member of the governing Congregation of the University. I also held a Humboldt Fellowship at the Institut für Philosophie, HU Berlin, during which I worked on the definition and measure of human progress. I was especially interested in how modern universities were created to support progress.
Education
Doctoral
2020-Present
PhD
University of Edinburgh
Postgraduate
2015-2019
Recognition of prior learning
by Woolf
Experience
Fellow
Woolf University
2018-Present
Gastwissenschaftler
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
2017-2019
JRF, Wolfson College
University of Oxford
2015-2018
Wolfson College
University of Oxford
2015-Present
Congregation
University of Oxford
2015-2020
Research, TORCH
University of Oxford
2014-2019
Tutor, Lecturer
University of Edinburgh
2010-2013
Courses taught
Dissertation in Mediterranean and European Studies
Dissertation in Mediterranean and European Studies
999h
Research Methodology
Research Methodology
Staging the Mediterranean: A Cultural Geography of Opera, 17-20th Centuries
Staging the Mediterranean: A Cultural Geography of Opera, 17-20th Centuries
250h
Visual Culture in the Roman World, c. 27 BC- 337 AD
Visual Culture in the Roman World, c. 27 BC- 337 AD
0
The Materiality of Death in the Ancient World
The Materiality of Death in the Ancient World
250h
Magic in the Ancient Mediterranean World
Magic in the Ancient Mediterranean World
250h
Knowledge and Reality
Knowledge and Reality
250h
The World Economy and its History
The World Economy and its History
0
Inquisitions and Society in Mediterranean Europe, 1480-1650
Inquisitions and Society in Mediterranean Europe, 1480-1650
250h
Introduction to Plato
Introduction to Plato
125h
Rome and Constantinople: Comparing Two Early Modern Metropolises
Rome and Constantinople: Comparing Two Early Modern Metropolises
250h
Modern European Philosophy: Phenomenology
Modern European Philosophy: Phenomenology
0
Late Antiquity, c. 284 – 800
Late Antiquity, c. 284 – 800
250h
Security for Cloud Computing
Security for Cloud Computing
0
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Introduction to Cloud Computing
250h