Daniel Rueda Garrido

Faculty member of Hebei Normal University, China. Currently, he teaches Cultural Studies, Critical Thinking and History of Western Philosophy. He is a bachelors’ degree in Philosophy and studied a master’s degree in University of Nottingham, UK. He gained a PhD with a thesis on Philosophy of Action defended at University of Madrid (UNED), Spain. As a professional in the field of education, he has taught philosophy at high school and college level. He is member of the Society for Hispanic Philosophy (AHF). And he is the author of two philosophical novels, one book on Philosophy of Action and a number of academic articles in international journals such as Review of Contemporary Philosophy, Revista de Filosofía, and tripleC: communication, critique and capitalism. Recently his research focuses on the intersection between philosophy of action, philosophical anthropology and biopolitics. And, uniting phenomenological tradition and symbolism, he is developing a philosophy of forms of life.