Philosopher Christopher Sunami is the author of Free Your Mind: New Philosophy, “Three Ways of Being Human”, “Hero For Christ” (a progressive Christian devotional) and the critically acclaimed picture book “How the Fisherman Tricked the Genie,” and is the editor of The Partially Examined Life: 15 Years With Your Favorite Philosophy Podcasters, and the forthcoming Art/Father: The Life, Community, and Work of Richard Duarte Brown. As a musician, composer and songwriter, he has worked for over twenty years with the innovative arts-outreach ministries of the groundbreaking Christian social services organization, Community Development For All People, bringing free vocal and instrumental lessons to a diverse group of inner-city youth and adults. He is a graduate of Columbus Alternative High School, Swarthmore College and The Ohio State University, is a board member for The Royal Oak Initiative (ROI) Chess, and is a member of the Fireside Fellowship and the Columbus Chapter of Black Men Build. He is married to artist April Sunami.
A gifted public speaker, who has done keynote addresses at the Emancipation Celebration, the Northeast Ohio Synod Youth Conference, and the John Gee Historical Center, among others, he is available for book signings, speaking engagements, panels, interviews and community discussions.
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Dear Christopher Sunami
I am currently writing my master’s thesis as a student of Applied Cultural Analysis at University of Copenhagen, Denmark. I would like to ask for an interview with you or a person who have been in the process of considering the communication of your platform’s identity and purpose – as these topics would be the point of departure for the interview. The interview will be about 20mins and will be conducted January 2018 via Skype.
I am investigating media platforms that communicate within the fields of anthropology, ethnography and philosophy and more broadly on the notion of culture. My overall purpose is to analyse the role of these fields within the public sphere.
I am interested in making this inquiry beneficial for both parties. Therefore, should my thesis (or a summary of it) act as a “red team”-strategic document that challenges your platform’s communicative practises, thus will you have the opportunity to include this new critical perspective in further strategic development of the platform.
I am looking forward to hear from you.
Best regards