Steven Haug, Ph.D.

Steven Haug, Ph.D.

New York, New York, United States
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    ECA Partners

    New York, United States

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    Santa Monica, California, United States

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    Santa Monica, California, United States

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    Santa Monica, California, United States

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    Santa Monica, California, United States

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    Santa Cruz

Education

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    Texas A&M University

    Cum Laude

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    Activities and Societies: MSC Aggie Leaders of Tomorrow, Fish Camp, Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy (editor-in-chief), Cycling Club Team, Undergraduate Research Scholar

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Publications

  • Worried About Culture? Invest in Recruiting

    ECA-Partners

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  • A Discussion on Heidegger’s “Über die Sixtina”

    Philosophy Today

    In 1955, Raphael’s Sistine Madonna was returned to Germany following its removal from Dresden in anticipation of the city being bombed. That same year Heidegger wrote a short paper titled “Über die Sixtina,” likely to commemorate the painting’s return. The goal of this article is to bring the largely overlooked “Über die Sixtina” into discussions about Heidegger’s philosophy of art. While brief, Heidegger’s paper makes clear that the Sistine Madonna is an important work to consider when…

    In 1955, Raphael’s Sistine Madonna was returned to Germany following its removal from Dresden in anticipation of the city being bombed. That same year Heidegger wrote a short paper titled “Über die Sixtina,” likely to commemorate the painting’s return. The goal of this article is to bring the largely overlooked “Über die Sixtina” into discussions about Heidegger’s philosophy of art. While brief, Heidegger’s paper makes clear that the Sistine Madonna is an important work to consider when deliberating about his philosophy of art in general. This article elaborates on the topics Heidegger discusses in “Über die Sixtina,” particularly the image-being of the Sistine Madonna, the image as a window painting, and the place of the painting.

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  • The Artworks in Heidegger's 'Origin of the Work of Art'

    International Philosophical Quarterly

    Three artworks are discussed in detail by Heidegger in his lecture “Origin of the Work of Art.” Prioritizing one work above the others affects what is understood to be the overall project of the lecture. Because of this, we need to attend closely to the debate in the literature about the most important work of art in Heidegger’s “Origin of the Work of Art.” This article explores the debate by looking at three positions. I examine each of these positions independently. In the final section I…

    Three artworks are discussed in detail by Heidegger in his lecture “Origin of the Work of Art.” Prioritizing one work above the others affects what is understood to be the overall project of the lecture. Because of this, we need to attend closely to the debate in the literature about the most important work of art in Heidegger’s “Origin of the Work of Art.” This article explores the debate by looking at three positions. I examine each of these positions independently. In the final section I side with those scholars who take the ancient Greek temple to be the most important work in Heidegger’s lecture. I argue that the reason why the temple is the most important is its ability to disclose community.

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  • Private Equity Firms Shifting Focus to Deal Sourcing

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    ECA Partners recently conducted a second survey of private equity investors and executives to understand how the COVID-19 emergency and consequent economic downturn are affecting investment decisions in the private equity sector. Our previous survey, conducted in April, found that most PE firms were shifting focus to controlling costs at their portfolio companies, while some were exploring opportunities for medium- and long-term growth.

    The second survey, conducted in May, generally…

    ECA Partners recently conducted a second survey of private equity investors and executives to understand how the COVID-19 emergency and consequent economic downturn are affecting investment decisions in the private equity sector. Our previous survey, conducted in April, found that most PE firms were shifting focus to controlling costs at their portfolio companies, while some were exploring opportunities for medium- and long-term growth.

    The second survey, conducted in May, generally supports these conclusions, but also finds a shift among PE professionals from controlling costs to sourcing new deals and growing revenues at their portfolio companies. At the same time, the survey also finds that PE professionals expect a longer period of recovery than they did in April.

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Honors & Awards

  • Center for Philosophical Studies Essay Prize Award

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    In association with the Rocky Mountain Division of the American Society for Aesthetics.

  • Graduate Research Assistant Fund (GRAF) Grant

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    For research and travel, Graduate Student Association (GSA) at UC Santa Cruz.

  • Summer Research Fellowship

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  • Manuel Davenport Award

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    For contributions made to the Department of Philosophy as a Philosophy major through
    academic and extracurricular activities.

  • Undergraduate Essay Award

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    For the best essay written in an undergraduate Philosophy course by a Philosophy major

  • Undergraduate Summer Research Scholars Fellowship

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