Jerome Veith

Jerome Veith, PhD — Faculty - Adjunct ; Senior Adjunct Professor ; Department of Philosophy - Department of Psychology , College of Arts & Sciences .

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Senior Adjunct Professor

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Biography

Jerome Veith has been teaching at Seattle University since 2012. He has taught undergraduate courses in the Philosophy and Psychology departments, the Core, and the Honors Program. Having taught full-time for ten years, he now divides his time between being a therapist at Seattle Anxiety Specialists and teaching in the Master of Arts Program in Psychology—in which he helps guide future therapists into the existential-phenomenological approach to therapeutic practice.

Some themes across Veith’s research and publications are historical and linguistic situatedness, practices of attention and remembrance, and experiences of anxiety and ambiguity.

Courses Taught

  • Philosophy & Psychology
  • Memory & Violence: Remembrance as Resistance
  • Crises in Contemporary Thought
  • Hermeneutics
  • Trauma

Publications

Veith is the author of Gadamer and the Transmission of History (Indiana University Press, 2015), and the translator of the Heidegger Reader (Indiana University Press, 2009) as well as Günter Figal’s Aesthetics as Phenomenology (Indiana University Press, 2015).