Sydney Morrow

 Sydney Morrow

Sydney M. Morrow

  • Courses3
  • Reviews12

Biography

University of Hawaii - Philosophy

Assistant Professor at Nazarbayev University
Higher Education
Sydney
Morrow
Kazakhstan
Sydney Morrow received her Ph.D. from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa in Spring 2018. Her dissertation is titled “A Comparative Study of ‘Existential Destitution’ in Pre-Qin Chinese Philosophy and Karl Jaspers in the Context of Homelessness in Hawaiʻi”. In it, she uses a comparative approach to formulate a methodology and application of place-based philosophy. Drawing from resources in classical and modern Chinese philosophy, she draws out themes related to hardship, dire circumstances, and personal cultivation in the face of each. She believes that philosophy ought to be concerned with contemporary problems, and that analysis of these pressing issues is best done in contextualized and localized ways.
Her research interests include Pre-Qin and Han Chinese Philosophy, 20th Century Chinese Philosophy, 20th Century European Existentialism, Environmental and Agricultural Ethics, Applied and Place-based Philosophy, Comparative and Cross-Cultural Philosophy, and Homelessness Studies.


Experience

  • Kapiolani Community College

    University Lecturer

    Sydney worked at Kapiolani Community College as a University Lecturer

  • University of Hawaii at Manoa

    Project Coordinator

    I assist in the planning and orchestration of academic, international conferences. My responsibilities include making reservations for the venue and accommodations for visitors, food, transportation, stipends, designing posters and proceedings, etc.

  • University of Hawaii at Manoa

    University Lecturer

    Sydney worked at University of Hawaii at Manoa as a University Lecturer

  • Nazarbayev University

    Assistant Professor

    Sydney worked at Nazarbayev University as a Assistant Professor

  • University of Hawaii at Hilo

    Invited Lecturer

    Sydney worked at University of Hawaii at Hilo as a Invited Lecturer

Education

  • University of Hawaii at Manoa

    Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

    Philosophy
    Interests: Metaphysics, Logic, Philosophy of Mathematics, Conceptions of infinitude and finitude, Classical Chinese, French philosophy and embodiment

  • University of Hawaii at Manoa

    Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

    Philosophy

  • University of Hawaii at Manoa

    Master's degree

    Philosophy

  • University of Hawaii at Manoa

    Project Coordinator


    I assist in the planning and orchestration of academic, international conferences. My responsibilities include making reservations for the venue and accommodations for visitors, food, transportation, stipends, designing posters and proceedings, etc.

  • University of Hawaii at Manoa

    University Lecturer



Publications

  • Islamic Finance

    The SAGE Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society: 2nd edition

  • Islamic Finance

    The SAGE Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society: 2nd edition

  • Book Review: An Introduction to Daoist Philosophies by Steve Coutinho

    Philosophy East and West

  • Islamic Finance

    The SAGE Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society: 2nd edition

  • Book Review: An Introduction to Daoist Philosophies by Steve Coutinho

    Philosophy East and West

  • “Ethical Responsibility in Modern Islamic Banking: Murābaḥa and Ribā”

    Published in the 2011 Uehiro Conference Proceedings (Cambridge Scholars Publishing)

  • Islamic Finance

    The SAGE Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society: 2nd edition

  • Book Review: An Introduction to Daoist Philosophies by Steve Coutinho

    Philosophy East and West

  • “Ethical Responsibility in Modern Islamic Banking: Murābaḥa and Ribā”

    Published in the 2011 Uehiro Conference Proceedings (Cambridge Scholars Publishing)

  • “Enlightenment and Salvation in Yoga in Sartre’s Nausea”

    Published in 2012 Uehiro Conference Proceedings (Cambridge Scholars Publishing)

  • Islamic Finance

    The SAGE Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society: 2nd edition

  • Book Review: An Introduction to Daoist Philosophies by Steve Coutinho

    Philosophy East and West

  • “Ethical Responsibility in Modern Islamic Banking: Murābaḥa and Ribā”

    Published in the 2011 Uehiro Conference Proceedings (Cambridge Scholars Publishing)

  • “Enlightenment and Salvation in Yoga in Sartre’s Nausea”

    Published in 2012 Uehiro Conference Proceedings (Cambridge Scholars Publishing)

  • "Men Tell Me Paternalism is Good" forthcoming

    University of Hawaii Press

Positions

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

  • American Philosophical Assocation

    Member

  • Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

    Member

  • Philosophy Students Association

    President

    My primary responsibilities include planning professional development and social events, acting as a liaison between the graduate student community and the department faculty, and furthering the interests of the Philosophy department both on campus and online.urn:li:fs_education:(ACoAAA7jwRcBKPP7PSa3bhUr8XN_mgFweYLwfFM,156455337)

PHIL 100

4.5(4)

online

PHIL 111

4.8(7)