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Interview

Joerg Tuske

Anja Steinbauer talks to a philosophy professor in the West who studies classical Indian philosophy.

Joerg Tuske is Professor of Philosophy at Salisbury University in Maryland. Originally from Hamburg, Tuske completed his undergraduate studies and MA in Philosophy at King’s College London, before studying Sanskrit at the University of Pune in India. Afterwards he took his MPhil and PhD at Cambridge. His main research interests are in Classical Indian Philosophy and in Philosophy of Mind. He edited Indian Epistemology and Metaphysics, which was published by Bloomsbury in 2017.