Georgia U. is seeking ‘Abrahamic studies’ scholar to teach ‘feminist,’ ‘queer perspectives’ - Micaiah Bilger

This type of language is designed to weed out conservative applicants. It’s no wonder there’s such a political imbalance in higher ed.

Update: On Thursday, a Georgia College & State University spokesperson told The College Fix that the job description was “posted in error” and has been revised...

• One of Georgia’s public universities is looking for someone to teach students about “Abrahamic studies” in its philosophy department this fall. Bonus points if the candidate will teach the subject from “feminist and queer perspectives.”

We are seeking a candidate with one or more of the following Areas of Specialization (AOS):
· Philosophy of Law with the ability to mentor pre-Law students.
· Philosophy of Technology with the ability to speak to issues such as AI Ethics.
· Philosophy of Film
· Philosophy and Literature
· Abrahamic Traditions with the ability to incorporate feminist and queer perspectives...