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Education and Educator- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lklTdctDdIo
John Dupre received his Ph.D. in 1981 at Cambridge University. He was a research fellow at St. Johns college for 2 years before teaching at Stanford University until 1996. Dupre reintroduced the philosophy department at Birkek college, University of London, that had since been closed mid 1980's. He did so after his stint as a research fellow after returning to London. In December of 2012, John Dupre takes the stand to discuss the importance of Philosophy of Biology to peers. See title for link. -
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John Dupre- Essays in the Philosophy of Biology
Dupre Published 16 essays in this 6 year period of which elaborated on his beliefs that the study of microbes and genetics were to credit behind the scientific advancements of biology. -
Original Publication of Darwin's Legacy : What Evolution Means Today
John Dupre published this work in the study of Charles Darwin. It is a short book highlighting the works of famous philosopher Charles Darwin. This book elaborates on what exactly Charles Darwin meant by his theory of evolution, who is to gain from this theory, such as its relevance to the longevity of mankind, human origin, human nature, gender, and how all of these affect the theory of evolution. -
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Scientific and Philosophical Representative
In 2010 Dupre was elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. In 2011-2013 Dupre was President of the British Society for the Philosophy of Science. He was elected an Honorary International Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2020. From January 2019, to 2021 he was vice president and President-Elect of the Philosophy of Science Association and will be president of 2021-2022. -
Everything Flows
Publication of this book marked a venture through the metaphysics of the philosophy of science. Dupre being a Philosopher of science, with a focus on Biology, raises questions on the process of which information in biology was attained. Dupre brings about questions on the development of the theory of evolution and how it came to be. All great philosophers asked the questions how, and why. This publication elaborates on both given Dupre's interest in Charles Darwin's Theories.