Rate My Professor Janset Cetinkaya

Her areas of specialization include Aristotle and Ancient Greek Philosophy, with additional competencies in Classical Chinese Philosophy, comparative philosophies and religions, and the ethics of artificial intelligence. Her research focuses on virtue, character, friendship, and the ethics and metaphysics of human flourishing in Aristotle and his contemporary receptions, extending also to Confucianism, Daoism, and Islamic existentialism, with recent explorations of love, justice, and moral partiality across ancient Greek and South and East Asian traditions. She has published work including a 2014 article titled “Karl Popper’ın Yönteminde Hipotetik-Dedüktif Formun Bilimsel İnşası” in the Pamukkale University Journal of Social Sciences Institute and the forthcoming chapter “Aristotle, Maternal Partiality and Obligations” in The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy and the Family. She has redesigned and taught modules across philosophical traditions, ethics, and metaphysics, incorporating cross-cultural content, and is currently teaching Classical Chinese Philosophy and Philosophy in the Contemporary World.