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Dr Owen Hulatt

Owen Hulatt undertook his PhD here at the University of York before becoming a teaching fellow shortly thereafter.

His research interests are in the following areas: Frankfurt School Critical Theory; Adorno; Post-Kantian Idealism; Anti-Humanism; Spinoza; Analytic Aesthetics; Althusser; Aleatory Materialism. He is currently working on profundity in literature and music, as well as papers on Adorno's conception of mimesis, the relationship between artworks and ideology, and problems of inherence in Spinoza's metaphysics. Dr Hulatt is also working on a book on Althusser's aleatory materialism, which should also draw on theories of creativity and joint intention.

Full publications list

Monographs 

  • Adorno’s Theory of Aesthetic and Philosophical Truth: Texture and Performance. Columbia University Press. Forthcoming.

Papers

  • "Reason, Mimesis, and Self-Preservation in Adorno". Journal of the History of Philosophy. Forthcoming.
  • "The Problem of Modernism and Critical Refusal: Bradley/Lamarque on Form-Content Unity" The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism. Forthcoming.
  • “Critical Theory as a Legacy of Post-Kantianism”. (Co-authored with James Clarke). British Journal of the History of Philosophy. Volume 22, Issue 6, 2014.
  • "Adorno, Interpretation, and the Body". International Journal of Philosophical Studies, Volume 23, Issue 1, 2015.
  • "Normative Impulsivity: Adorno on Ethics and the Body".International Journal of Philosophical Studies, Volume 22, Issue 5, 2014.
  • "Sub-Abstract Bodies: The epistemic and ethical role of the body-mind relationship in      Adorno's Philosophy". International Journal of Philosophical Studies.  Forthcoming.
  • ‘Interpretation & Circularity– Justificatory Issues in Adorno's Epistemology’. Forthcoming in Constellations.
  • "Recognition and Anti-Humanist Irony". Critical Horizons. Forthcoming.

Translations

  •  ‘Rejoinder’ by Axel Honneth. Critical Horizons, Vol. 16, Issue 2.

Book chapters 

  • “Critique through Autonomy: Of Monads and Mediation in Adorno’s Aesthetic theory” in   Aesthetic and Artistic Autonomy, (Bloomsbury: 2013)

Edited collections

  • Aesthetic and Artistic Autonomy. Bloomsbury 2013.