These are lists of top continental programs which I have found all over the web. The full lists are included but I will also include a smaller list of which schools they all agree on and which almost all agree on.
The lists were taken from the following:
All 5 Lists agree on the following Universities:
#more
Loyola - Chicago
4 out of 5 agree on the following universities. (~Name) is who did not list the school.
Universtiy of Memphis (~Lieter)
Villanova (~Lieter)
Depaul (~Lieter)
U of Texas at Austin (~Pluralists Guide)
Duquesne (~ Lieter)
Boston University (~Pluralists Guide)
University of Oregon (~Lieter)
Georgetown (~Hartmann)
UC Riverside (~Hartmann)
University of South Florida (~ Hartmann)
University of Toronto (~Hartmann)
Vanderbilt University ( ~ Hartmann)
There were a lot of universities which 3 agreed on probably in the range of 20-30. That seemed a bit over the top.
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From John Hartmann at the Hartman Report
Penn State:
SUNY Stony Brook:
U Memphis:
Villanova:
Emory:
Boston College
Depaul
Loyola U. of Chicago
SIU Carbondale:
Notre Dame:
U of Texas at Austin:
The New School:
Duquesne:
Boston University:
U Oregon:
From SPEP (The Society for Phenomenological and Existential Philosophy)
SUNY Stony Brook:
U Memphis:
Villanova:
Emory:
Other Notable Programs:
NorthwesternBoston College
Depaul
Loyola U. of Chicago
SIU Carbondale:
Notre Dame:
U of Texas at Austin:
The New School:
Duquesne:
Boston University:
U Oregon:
Listed here are self-descriptions of Philosophy Departments interested in, supportive of, or specializing in continental philosophy.
It is based on personal knowledge of our faculty and flyers and catalogues for graduate programs in philosophy. Since this list has been posted online, it has also been influenced by email correspondence with graduate students and faculty. If you know of a program which ought to be listed here, or struck from the list, please let me know, and please be patient with the suggested updates.
From Puralists Guide
For this year (2011) we are reporting on graduate programs in two categories:
Strongly Recommended departments have indications that graduate students will be encouraged and supported to pursue work in this area, will find a supportive community of scholars and mentors, and will be able to write a state of the art dissertation in continental philosophy.
Recommended departments have indications that graduate students will be encouraged and supported to pursue work in continental philosophy.
Strongly Recommended Departments: | Recommended Departments: |
19TH–CENTURY CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY Group 1 (1-2) (mean of 4.5) (median, mode) New York University (4.5, 5) University of Chicago (5, 5) Group 2 (3-10) (mean of 4.0) (median, mode) Brown University (4, 4) Columbia University (4, 4) Georgetown University (4.25, 5) Indiana University, Bloomington (4, 4) Syracuse University (4, 3) University of California, Riverside (4, 4) #University of Southampton University of Warwick (4, 4.25) Group 3 (11-18) (mean of 3.5) (median, mode) Boston University (4, 3.5 & 4.5) Cambridge University (3.5, 4) Princeton University (3.5, 4) Stanford University (3.75, 4) *University of Essex University of Notre Dame (3.5, 3 & 3.5) University of Sheffield (4, 4) University of Toronto (4, 4.5) Group 4 (19-31) (mean of 3.0) (median, mode) #Emory University Johns Hopkins University (3.5, 3.5) Northwestern University (3, 3) #University at Stony Brook, State University of New York University College London (3.5, 3.75) University of California, San Diego (3, 3) University of Auckland (2.75, 3.5) University of Illinois, Chicago (3, 3) *University of Kentucky *University of New Mexico University of Pennsylvania (3.5, 4) University of Pittsburgh (3.25, 4) University of Texas, Austin (2.75, 3) 20TH–CENTURY CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY Group 1 (1-3) (rounded mean of 4.0) (median, mode) Georgetown University (4, 4.5) University of California, Riverside (4, 4) University of Chicago (4, 5) Group 2 (4-10) (rounded mean of 3.5) (median, mode) Cambridge University (3.75, 3) Columbia University (4, 4.25) #University at Stony Brook, State University of New York *University College Dublin #University of Essex University of Notre Dame (4, 4.5) University of Warwick (3.5, 4) Group 3 (11-31) (rounded mean of 3.0) (median, mode) *Boston College Boston University (3, 3) Harvard University (3, 3) *Loyola University, Chicago *New School University New York University (3, 3) Northwestern University (3, 3) Oxford University (3.5, 3) #Pennsylvania State University Stanford University (3, 3) Syracuse University (3.25, 3) University College London (3, 3) University of Auckland (3, 3) University of California, Berkeley (3, 3) University of California, Santa Cruz (3, 3.25) *University of Kentucky *University of New Mexico University of South Florida (3, 2) *University of Sussex University of Toronto (3, 3) *Vanderbilt University |
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