Manana Gagoshidze (Associate Professor)

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Field: Philosophy

Manana Gagoshidze – Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) with extensive professional experience in the fields of philosophy and social sciences. Her academic career encompasses teaching and research activities in higher education, including the development and delivery of academic courses, as well as supporting students’ academic and research development.

She currently serves as an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of East European University. Her professional activities include the advancement of teaching and research directions, conducting scholarly studies in philosophy and social sciences, and active engagement in academic processes.

Her primary research areas include theoretical philosophy (ontology and epistemology), social philosophy, theoretical and applied aspects of sociology, as well as problems of metasociology. Her research interests focus on contemporary issues related to social development, globalization, social behavior, education, culture, and communication.

Manana Gagoshidze is the author and co-author of numerous scholarly works. She has published monographs, textbooks, and research articles in Georgian and international academic publications. Her research contributes to both national and international scholarly discourse and addresses significant theoretical and practical issues in philosophy and social sciences.

Among her notable academic works is the textbook “Introduction to Philosophy”, along with studies addressing globalization, social equality and diversity, the patterns of social behavior, epistemological issues of language, philosophical interpretations of human life, and the transformation of contemporary society.

She actively participates in research activities and academic events, including national and international scientific conferences, where she has presented papers on contemporary philosophical and sociological issues, including individualism and collectivism, the information society, communication, and intercultural relations.

Her professional activity combines scholarly research, academic teaching, and a commitment to advancing the fields of philosophy and social sciences.