Volume 39, Issue 1, 2012/2013
David Rutledge
Pages 49-56
A Teaching Philosopher
The Work Of Jerry Gill
This is an overview of the publications of Jerry Gill, sketching his background, common themes in his work, and some strengths and weaknesses in that work. I note the accessibility of his treatments of postmodern philosophy, and the usefulness of these works for undergraduate classrooms. The “search for a post-critical philosophy” of religion, language, epistemology, and education has given direction to Gill’s career.