The Shepherd
Jason D. Hill
- Location
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Birthday
- June 10
- Title
- Associate Professor of Philosophy
- Company
- De Paul University
- Bio
- Jason D. Hill, Ph.D is an academic philosopher and fiction writer. He is the author of 3 books: "Becoming A Cosmopolitan: What it means to be a Human Being in the New Millennium." (Rowman&Littlefield, 2000); "Beyond Blood Identities: Post Humanity in the 21st Century," (Lexington Books, 2009) and "When We Should Not Get Along: Cosmopolitanism and Cultural Differences," (Anthem Press, January 2011). He has written for salon magazine, and penned several newspaper editorials in Europe and the United States. He was born and raised in Jamaica and in 1985, at the age of 20, came to America to become an artist. He has just completed his novel called, "Jamaica Preacher Man."
MY RECENT POSTS
- What Should Obama Presidency
Mean to African Americans?
January 18, 2010 08:51PM - OS's Pondi Road Interviews
Jason Hill On His New Book
October 28, 2009 04:56PM - Why President Obama Won The
Nobel Peace Prize
October 09, 2009 08:11AM - Child-Centric Parents: What to
Do About Them
September 16, 2009 12:48PM - How OS Got Me Two Book
Contracts And a NY Agent
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Jason D. Hill's Links
- Post Humanity
- Cosmopolitanism
- New list
- Salon
- The Daily Banter
This post is for all those who want to see what a hellacious letter to an irresponsible student looks like. I used to use the same template with minor variations for other students in the days after 9/11. Nowadays, I just ignore the students. But once in a while the ominous… Read full post »
I travel a lot. I’ve been in a loving commuting relationship for eleven years and so I’m on a plane at least twice each month flying between Chicago and New York. I go to Europe at least three or four times per year—once for vacation, two or three times to give… Read full post »
The worst job I ever had was as a Visa credit card collector at
First Atlanta bank in Atlanta, Georgia. I’d been in America
for only three weeks and had no banking experience, having worked
as a journalist in Jamaica before leaving. But times were getting
tough. I needed to save… Read full post »
So I’m playing with this little piece of walnut-looking growth on my leg—about twelve inches up from my ankle. It’s hard, crusty and black. It’s been something of a friend of late. I run my fingers over it through my trousers whenever I’m nervous. Something about its sma… Read full post »
“Well, isn’t she immoral for bringing that baby with
Down syndrome into the world?” my friend barked angrily at
me. “You’re the ethicist,” she smirked, making me
feel as if I’d gotten Sarah Palin pregnant with her fifth
child.
“This is an issue of choice… Read full post »
Barack Obama has a real problem. He needs to start fighting a ferocious battle against the Republicans-including Sarah Palin. But she looks like a hockey mom, a soccer mom and a mom you would see walking the aisles of Wal-Mart. Any assault is going to look like abuse, despite the fact that… Read full post »
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