Mihai Androne – Associate Professor PhD in the Teacher Training Department of the ”Dunărea de Jos” University of Galati, B.A. in Philosophy-History (“Al. I. Cuza” University of Iași, 1993) and Orthodox Theology (University of Bucharest, 1999), PhD in Philosophy at the same Iasi University (2006) and PhD candidate in reformed theology at Geneva University. Interest areas: philosophical and theological philosophy, ethics, philosophy of education, reformed theology. Published works: Jean Calvin: Providence, Predestination and Aesthetics of the Religious Symbol (Iași, European Institute, 2011), Introduction to Philosophical Anthropology (Bucharest, Didactic and Pedagogical Publishing House, 2011), Man, Animals and the World: Philosophical Interferences (Bucharest, Eikon, 2016).
A publicat la Editura Lumen:
- Some Considerations on Peter Singer’s Practical Ethics. În Camelia Ignătescu, Antonio Sandu, Tomiță Ciulei (editori), Rethinking Social Action. Core Values in Practice. RSACVP 2017 . Editura Lumen. (Domenii de interes: Istoria ideilor, Filosofie, Etică aplicată)
- The Influence of Jean-Paul Sartre’s Philosophy on Peter Singer’s Ethics. În Camelia Ignătescu, Antonio Sandu, Tomiță Ciulei (editori), Rethinking Social Action. Core Values in Practice. RSACVP 2017 . Editura Lumen. (Domenii de interes: Istoria ideilor, Filosofie, Etică aplicată)
