Bảo-Khang Nguyễn is a visual artist and professor of philosophy and religion. Nguyen's areas of research are the nondual traditions, apophatic tradition, mysticism, dialectical tradition, modern and postmodern philosophies, comparative philosophy and religion, as well as aesthetic theories. He seeks to bridge distinct traditions in order to see commonalities and from different perspectives, while at the same time recognizing their irreducible differences and particularities. The insights obtained from his investigations are integrated into his visual art and curatorial projects.
Claremont Graduate University
Areas of Research
Comparative philosophy and religion, Eastern thought (Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism), philosophy of mind, nondual traditions, mysticism, aesthetics, dialectical tradition, modern and postmodern philosophies, yoga studies
Exhale Yoga – Venice, CA
Claremont Graduate University
- PhD candidate in Philosophy & Religious Thought
- PhD Dissertation: Aesthetic Contemplation of the Reflexive Mirror: Abhinava Gupta's and Martin Heidegger's Views of Being as Such Via the Lenses of Aesthetics
- MA in Philosophy & Religious Thought
Areas of Research
Comparative philosophy and religion, Eastern thought (Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism), philosophy of mind, nondual traditions, mysticism, aesthetics, dialectical tradition, modern and postmodern philosophies, yoga studies
Exhale Yoga – Venice, CA
- 200 hr. Yoga Teacher Training with Shiva Rea
- Energetic Vinyasa Yoga, embodiment, energetic alignment sequencing, Tantric philosophy
