Daniel Rezinovsky is a PhD Student interested in the broad implications of religious experiences for our understanding of reality. A psychologist by training, he is interested in their implications for human subjectivity and for consciousness in general. How do they come about? Are they products of historical contexts delimited by their own symbolic structures? Do they reveal a possible underlying ground for all experience? Can we learn more about human possibilities through them?
Research Areas
Philosophy of Religion; Psychology of Religion; Mysticism; Psychedelic Research; Idealism; Phenomenology; Ontology
Education
M.A., Religious Studies, Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo, 2022
B.Sc., Psychology, Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná, 2010
Honors & Awards
John Templeton Prize, The Cognitive Psychology of Religion in Brazil, 2020