Born in Tampa, FL., Anthony Neal spent his childhood years caught in a web between Vicksburg, Ms. and Atlanta, Ga. and was educated at Morehouse College, Mercer University, and Clark Atlanta University. Anthony held a professorship for several years at Paine College and is currently an Assistant Professor of Philosophy, a Faculty Fellow in the Shackouls Honors College, and an affiliated faculty member in African American Studies at Mississippi State University.
As a philosopher, Anthony has broad interests inclusive of Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, and Aesthetics, but he is mostly concerned with understanding the problems that surround the stratification of human existence. He uses the Hermeneutic and Phenomenological traditions undergirded by Process Philosophy to add to the ongoing African American philosophical discourse.
As a philosopher, Anthony has broad interests inclusive of Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, and Aesthetics, but he is mostly concerned with understanding the problems that surround the stratification of human existence. He uses the Hermeneutic and Phenomenological traditions undergirded by Process Philosophy to add to the ongoing African American philosophical discourse.
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