About Diana Gasparyan
Diana Gasparyan
A philosopher, teacher, and researcher of non-classical philosophy who combines academic rigour with a clear public conversation about complex ideas.
Education
- 2019 — PhD in Philosophy, Staffordshire University.
- 2019 — MA, The University of Sheffield.
- 2015 — Postgraduate studies, Department of Philosophy, Staffordshire University.
- 2004 — Postgraduate studies, Faculty of Philosophy, Lomonosov Moscow State University.
- 2000 — Specialist degree in Philosophy, Lomonosov Moscow State University.
- 1998 — BA in Economics, International Institute of Economics and Law.
Experience
- Fulbright Visiting Scholar at Clark University, Massachusetts, USA.
- MA in Psychology and Education, The University of Sheffield.
- Guest lecturer for public education projects, podcasts, radio, television, online courses, and open discussions.
Publications and lectures
- More than one hundred academic articles published in Russia and abroad
- Public lectures and educational appearances
Diana Gasparyan graduated with honours from the Faculty of Philosophy at Lomonosov Moscow State University, continued postgraduate studies in social philosophy, and received a PhD from Staffordshire University in the United Kingdom. She is a Fulbright alumna and the author of six monographs and more than one hundred academic articles published in Russia and abroad.
Her work focuses on non-classical philosophy, contemporary thought, Merab Mamardashvili, consciousness, subjectivity, culture, and human experience. Her books include a study of Mamardashvili published in the United States and Introduction to Non-Classical Philosophy.
Diana regularly appears as a guest lecturer in public education projects, podcasts, radio and television programs, online courses, and open discussions. Her approach presents philosophy as a living instrument for understanding oneself, culture, and the contemporary world.