| Associate Professor of Philosophy |
VinUniversity, Hanoi
Tyler Dalton McNabb
PhD
I am an associate professor of philosophy at VinUniversity, Hanoi. Previously, I have held associate positions at Saint Francis University and the University of Saint Joseph (Macao). I was also an assistant professor of philosophy at Houston Baptist University and a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Macau.
My PhD thesis committee consisted of Jim Beilby and Michael Brady. Victoria Harrison (primary supervisor), Martin Smith, and Adam Rieger were the supervisors for my project.
My areas of specialty are in comparative philosophy, philosophy of religion, epistemology, and analytic theology.
I also have interests in Thomism, ethics and political philosophy.
My CV can be accessed here!
You may contact me at TylerDaltonMcNabb@Gmail.com
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Global Conferences
December 2025
October 2025
(With Joseph Blado) ‘Mādhyamaka Buddhism and Metaphysical Foundationalism: The Mystical Shentong Tradition,’ American Catholic Philosophical Association, Notre Dame University.
Keynote: ‘Buddhism and the Meaning of Life: Dölpopa’s Options,’ Philosophy, Spirituality, and the Meaning of Life, De la Salle University.
July 2025
‘Searching for the Ineffable: An Argument from Perennial Truths,’ Philosophy of Religion Workshop, Oklahoma University.
November, 2024
‘The Shentong Tradition and Classical Theism: A Synthesis?’ Comparative Philosophy Workshop, Australia Catholic University.
May, 2023
‘Is Belief in God Natural?’ Ibn Haldun University.
May, 2023
‘Aristotelian Proof Revisited’ International Science, Philosophy, and Religion Foundation, Acibadem University.