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Meet the Team
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Andrew Stumpf
Principal Investigator
Andrew is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at St. Jerome’s University in the University of Waterloo, and has a passion for many subjects, having published books on Ancient Philosophy and Business Ethics. He has recently been focusing most of his teaching and research energies on end-of-life ethics. He has developed three courses (PHIL 319J, PHIL 321J and MEDVL 391) and has recently carried out three grant-funded projects in this area. Andrew is the founder of the Kernel Project and the Principal Investigator on the Clinicians' Experience project and is in charge of the bioethics side of the project.
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Acknowledgements
We would like to express our gratitude to the institutional supporters of our research:
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Radical interpretive research requires dialectically attending not only to what the ‘data’ says but also reflexively to the horizon or lifeworld within which the data was generated.