Morgan Luck

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Associate Professor Morgan Luck

BA Griffith, BComm Griffith, BA(Hons) Qld, MA Nott, PGCE Camb, PhD Nott, GradCertUL&T CSturt

Associate Professor in Philosophy
Wagga Wagga
Bldg 26

Associate Professor Morgan Luck completed his M.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy at the University of Nottingham and a PGCE in Religious Education at the University of Cambridge. His thesis concerned the metaphysics of miracles. His areas of research include philosophy of religion (in particular, divine action), ethics of technology (in particular, the ethics of virtual actions), metaphysics, applied ethics and epistemology.

  • ethics of technology (in particular, the ethics of virtual actions)
  • philosophy of religion (in particular, divine action)
  • metaphysics
  • epistemology
  • applied ethics