Professional Career

Professor Bloechl joined the faculty as associate professor in 2007-08, after teaching as assistant and associate professor at the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA.

Fields of Interest

• Phenomenology and psychoanalysis
• Philosophy of religion
• Metaphilosophy

Current Teaching

• The Philosophy of Levinas
• Heidegger and Marcel on the Sacred
• Phenomenology and Theology (2008-2009)
• Philosophy and Tragedy (2008-2009)
• Perspectives on Western Civilization (core)

Other Professional Activities

• Series Editor, "Levinas Studies. An Annual Review" (annual volumes, 2006-...)
• President, Philosophers in Jesuit Education
• Editorial Board, "Continental Philosophy Review," Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Northwestern University Press 
• External reviewer of manuscripts, Fordham University Press, Northwestern University Press, University of Notre Dame Press

Some Recent Publications

• "Bread and Spirit. On Heidegger's Die Armut (1945)," forthcoming in Mélanges offerts à Emilio Brito (Leuven: BETL, 2008)
• "Obscure Habit. Preambles to a Phenomenology of Christian Existence," to appear in volume on Phenomenology and Transcendence, edited by C. Cunningham (London: Routledge, 2007)
• "Egoity without Ego," in A. Ferrarin (ed.), Passive Synthesis and Life-World/Sintesi passiva e mondo della vita (Pisa: Edizioni ETS, 2006)