Aaron Adekoya

• Bachelor’s Degree in Social Science
• TEFL Certified
• Published Book

United Kingdom

- I published 'The Epistemological Quest: The Fate of the Fallible Cousin of the Chimpanzee' in 2023, concerning the epistemology of sexual selection, morality, and racism. I address the issue of the relationship we have with knowledge and both its natural and social implications. I stress the need for an 'epistemic' focus on knowledge rather than other forms of knowledge, such as 'doxa' or 'gnosis', and how it will help us deal with issues effaced in the political sciences fundamentally concerning intersexual dynamics, ethics, and, race theory.  

- I helped draft the book 'Neurofilosofía: Un breve curso introductorio para estudiantes de grado' for his English version (Neurophilosophy: A Brief Introductory Course for Undergraduate Students) written by the Spanish author and biologist Ignacio Molinero Moles at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM). This book gives an introduction of deeper philosophical areas where neuroscience has a huge role to play in.

• I completed an extended dissertation at Liverpool John Moores University called ‘Is there still a sense of patriarchal ontology that exists within western society?’ using qualitative methodology.
• I conducted baseline research and taught classes, managed workshops, and helped students conduct presentations with the Universidad Internacional Menendez Pelayo (UIMP) in Spain over a five year period.