Professor Vicente de Haro Romo holds a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from the UP (2002), a master’s degree in philosophy from the UNAM (2006), and a Ph.D. in philosophy from the UP (2012). He received the National Prize for Philosophy Theses (2002) for his bachelor’s thesis.
He served as academic coordinator and full-time professor in the School of Philosophy, and later as a professor-researcher and research secretary in the Department of Humanities. He is currently director of the Humanities division at the Mexico campus of the Institute of Humanities and a professor of the History of Philosophy, specializing in Kant and the development of German Idealism, in the Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy program. He has taught graduate-level courses in Mexico and abroad.
He is a Level 1 researcher in the SNI, a member of SEKLE, and a research associate at the Center for Civic Humanism at the ICS of UNAV. He has published three books, including *Duty, Virtue, and Practical Reason in Kant’s Metaphysics of Morals* (Olms, 2015), as well as various scholarly and popular articles and book chapters.
Research Areas
- Philosophy and Modern Anthropology
- Philosophical Hermeneutics