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Haden, Kyle
Titles/Responsibilities
Visiting Assistant Professor
Academic School
School of Arts & Sciences
Academic Department
Franciscan Studies
Contact Information
Phone: 716-375-2484
E-mail:
khaden@sbu.edu
Office Location/Hours
Basement of Friedsam Memorial Library
Mon-Fri, 10-11:15am
Courses Taught
Foundational Religious Texts of the Western Tradition
Intellectual Journey
Academic Degrees
Fordham University, Ph. D., 2012
Catholic Theological Union, M. Div., 1997
University of Missouri – Kansas City, M.A., 1987
University of Missouri – Kansas City, B.A., 1985
Other Education
Professional Background
High School Teacher
Associate Pastor
Pastor
Accomplishments
I have published articles in The Cord (A Franciscan Institute publication), and in the American Catholic Studies Journal.
Teaching Philosophy
Current Research Interests/Projects
I am interested in applying the theory of human identity needs to better understanding social and cultural violence, as well as using the anthropological theories of Rene Girard in understanding human mimesis, as well as the use of the scapegoat mechanism that Girard explicated, which uses sacred violence as a means towards bringing about social harmony.
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