Rick Repetti
Rick Repetti is a distinguished Professor of History, Philosophy & Political Science at CUNY/Kingsborough Community College, where he has made significant contributions to the academic community. With a Ph.D. in Philosophy, Rick has an extensive background in teaching at various prestigious institutions, including Vassar College and CUNY/Brooklyn College. His academic journey is marked by a deep commitment to exploring the intersections of meditation, free will, and contemplative pedagogy, with a particular focus on Buddhist philosophy. Rick's research delves into the intricacies of free will and the transformative power of meditation, emphasizing the role of contemplative practices in education. His work is characterized by a profound understanding of Buddhist philosophy, which informs his teaching and research. As a certified philosophical counselor, Rick brings a unique perspective to his academic pursuits, integrating philosophical inquiry with practical applications in meditation and yoga. In addition to his teaching and research, Rick has authored several books and numerous articles that explore the themes of Buddhism, meditation, and free will. His publications have contributed to the broader discourse on these topics, offering insights into the philosophical underpinnings of contemplative practices. Rick's scholarly work is complemented by his active involvement in leading meditation sessions and yoga classes, where he shares his expertise with students and the wider community. Rick's dedication to education extends beyond the classroom, as he is actively engaged in various professional affiliations and service roles within the academic community. His commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of contemplative practices is evident in his involvement in initiatives that promote mindfulness and philosophical inquiry. Through his work, Rick Repetti continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, championing the integration of contemplative practices into academic and personal development. Throughout his career, Rick has demonstrated a passion for bridging the gap between philosophical theory and practical application. His contributions to the field of philosophy and his dedication to contemplative pedagogy have earned him recognition as a thought leader in his area of expertise. Rick's work not only enriches the academic landscape but also provides valuable insights into the transformative potential of meditation and mindfulness in everyday life.
Publications
, 136-195, 2023-08-29
, 540-564, 2020-06-01
, 5-15, 2010-09-01
, 129-163, 2021-12-31
, 174-195, 2020-01-01
, 91-144, 2018-07-17
, 182-188, 2018-07-17
, 2019-01-01
, 473-493, 2016-01-01