News: my first book, Hegel's Logic and Metaphysics, is now officially forthcoming with Cambridge University Press and should appear sometime this Spring or Summer. My second book, a volume on Marcuse for the Routledge Philosophers series, is now officially under contract.
Jake McNulty is a historian of philosophy, focusing on post-Kantian German Idealism (especially Hegel), Marx and the Frankfurt School. He is currently a post-doc at the Political Economy Project, Dartmouth, and was before that a Bersoff Fellow at NYU. His PhD is from Columbia, where he worked under Fred Neuhouser and Axel Honneth. Before that, he earned degrees from Cambridge University and Harvard College, and was a FAGI and DAAD fellow at the U. of Leipzig. His first book, Hegel's Logic and Metaphysics, will be published by Cambridge University Press; his second, on Critical Theory, is under contract with Routledge; and his work on the Frankfurt School is forthcoming with the Journal for the History of Philosophy, European Journal of Philosophy, and Hegel Bulletin. He has also published on legal and political philosophy in German Idealism (Fichte), again in the European Journal. He has, before this, written a book chapter on Cavell's musical aesthetics, and maintains an active interest in this subject. At NYU and Dartmouth, he has as the head instructor for courses on Kant, Political Philosophy, 19th c., Hegel and Marx, and Aesthetics; and he has won Teaching award for his self-designed course on the philosophy of photography. Outside of philosophy, he is an avid jazz guitarist.