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Jacqueline R. Scott
Associate Professor
Department:  Philosophy

Jacqueline Scott joined Loyola University Chicago in 2000, after teaching at the University of Memphis. She earned her PhD in philosophy and humanities from Stanford University in 1995, and prior to that, received her BA in Philosophy and French from Spelman College and studied at the Université de Strasbourg during the 1987-88 academic year.

Dr. Scott's teaching and research interests include Nietzsche, 19th Century Philosophy, Race Theory, African-American Philosophy, and Chinese Philosophy. She has published articles in Continental Philosophy Review (formerly Man and World), International Studies in Philosophy, and Continental Philosophers on Race (ed. by Robert Bernasconi).

She is currently editing a volume on Nietzsche and African-American thought, and writing a book whose working title is Nietzsche's Worthy Opponents: Socrates, Wagner, the Ascetic Priest, and Women.

This expert is listed in the following categories:

• Friedrich Nietzsche
• Race Theory

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