Bio

I enlisted in the Marines while in high school. After serving I had planned to study psychology, but after my first philosophy class I knew I had found my calling. Since that time I have dedicated myself to studying, doing, and teaching philosophy. I am especially interested in medieval philosophy, philosophy of religion and virtue ethics, but I enjoy philosophical discussion in other areas as well. When I’m not doing philosophy I enjoy playing guitar, spending time with my wife and two boys, and attending my boys’ athletic events. (I even do a little coaching when the occasion arises!) Whether you’re one of my students or not, please don’t hesitate to stop by and chat. I look forward to doing philosophy with you!

Publications:

• Joseph Krylow, “It Doesn’t Concern You: An Analysis of Augustine’s Argument for the Immortality of the Soul,” American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, 88, (2014): 47-62.
• Joseph Krylow, review of Free to Say No? Free Will and Augustine’s Evolving Doctrines of Grace and Election, by Eric Jenkins, Augustinian Studies 46, no. 2 (2015): 273-5.