| Masters Theses: Student, Year, Title | ||
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| Celene Abramson (1987): Ethics
in Wittgenstein C. Adair-Toteff (1993): Kant and Berkeley: The Gottinger Rezension Kirby Arinder (2001): The Antiphysicalist Perspective Mary Bachman (1991): Augustine and Divine Illumination Leslie Batchelor (1990): Pragmatism: A Philosophy of Law for Democracy Kevin Bedell (1990): The Role of Mathematics in Plato's Republic Nicholas Biniaris (1991): Plato's Theory of Anamnesis Allen Bishop (1988): A Defense of Kant's Autonomy Edward Blatnick (1988): Metaphysical Realism versus Internal Realism Richard Bondi (1994): Walzer and Nonintervention Juliette Christie (1988): An Ethic of Respect for Entities Having Inherent Worth Kerrie Covell (1990): Legal Interpretation as Creation: Giving Up the Search for Metaphysical Foundations for Law and Legal Theory Patrick Crawford (1992): Horkheimer's Critique of Positivism David Curry (1985): A Reconsideration of Plato's Middle Period Theory of Forms: The Nature of Participation and the Range of Forms Russell Daw (1991): Strawson's Compatibilism Peter Dlugos (1992): Cognitive Architecture and Explanation Douglas Drabkin (1989): Aristotle and the Artist's Life Matt Elkin (1995): Internalist and Contextualist Concepts of Responsibility David Farmer (1986): Aristotle: Persistence of Matter Steven Garmon (1991): Reweavability: A Deweyan Look at Jurisprudence via the Fish-Dworkin Exchange Patricia Goolsby (1991): Realism, but no Yardsticks: What Austin and the Ethical Man Know Renee Hill (1990): Conditions of Personhood Stephen Houser (1989): Recollection in Plato's Phaedo Amy Karofsky (1992): Spinoza's Monism Adele Kimmel (1986) Theories of Punishment and Their Relation to Sentencing Reform Charles Klein (1996): Considerations on the Possibility of Knowledge Based on Non-entailing Evidence Arthur Lambert (1992): Philosophical Meaning in Music Jeffrey Leach (1992): Between the Human and the Divine: Contemplation and Moral Activity in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics Grace Ledbetter (1989): Sensible Imperfection in the Phaedo: A Defense of the Approximation View Floyd Light (1995): Mill and Walzer on Non-Intervention Michael McKenna (1989): Can Action Explanation Be Causal Explanation? Eugene Mills (1985) Translation and Belief Dawn Nunziato (1989): Wittgenstein's Sign-Post Anne O'Bryne (1993): Historical Respect and the Historiagraphy of Philosophy Michael Papazian (1991): Realism in Mathematics and Modality Oliver Pollard (1988): Law and Lust: The Legitimacy of Governmental Control of Pornography and Public Nudity Kalynne Pudner (1990): Rights in the Family Peter Resciniti (1991): First Philosophy and the Problem of Eternal Substance John Rowan (1994): Quasi-Lockean Rights of Punishment Edward Rutledge (1985) The Theory of Knowledge in Plato's Theaetetus Jeanne Salmon (1990): The Role of Love in Bioethical Theory Nancy Schauber (1987): Parfit, Persons and Morality Joel Smith (1990): Analogical Reasoning Eric Steed (1993): The Goal of the Socratic Elenchus Jonathan Stoltz (2002): Objects and Identity in Mathematical Structures Jean Suplizio (1994): An Examination of John Rawls' Ideal Theory Caleb Thompson (1990): Philosophy and the Corruption of Language Victoria Voytko (1986) Aristotle's Topics and the Doctrine of Categories Elizabeth Walden (1989): On the Possibility of Relations Among Forms in Plato's Middle Theory Patricia Williams (1985) Aspects of Biological Taxonomy Sarah Williams (1986): Liberty, Welfare and the Constitution Nathan Wollstein (1992): Socrates and Weakness of the Will |
| Dissertations: Student, Year, Title | ||
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Kirby Arinder (2005): Impractical Naturalism John Anderson (2000): Ethics in Linguistic Space and the Challenge of Morality Shaikha Binjasim (2006): Non-existent Objects as Patterns of Properties Ed Blatnick (1993): The Refutation of Anti-Realism Justus Cooke (1986): Wittgenstein and the Theoretic Spirit in Philosophy David Curry (1990): Flux and Forms: An Examination of Plato's Notion of Change in the Middle Dialogues Russell Daw (1995): Free Will and Determinism: An Assessment of the Traditional Approach to the Compatibility Issue David Demoss (1987): Compatibilism, Practical Wisdom, and the Narrative Self, or, If I Had My Act Together, I Could Have Done Otherwise Peter Dlugos (1996): Explaining Action: A Functionalist Approach Garry Dobbins (1991): The Meaning of Life in the Work of Nietzsche and Wittgenstein James Doyle (1993): Freedom, Altruism and the State: A Rousseauian Conception James Downey (1988): Rationalist Theistic Metaphysics: A Defense Douglas Drabkin (1993): Perfect Goodness Imperfectly Known Rodney Evans (1987): The Case for Good Samaritan Laws David Farmer (1989): Time and McTaggart's Paradox Elizabeth Fenton (2008): Overlapping Consensus and Human Rights Jennifer Flynn (2007): The Relevance of Method: Moral Theory and Moral Thought Steven Garmon (1992): Pragmatist Critiques of Jurisprudence Lucan Gregory (2007): The State, Authority, and Legitimacy Renee Hill (1995): Compensatory Justice: A Rawlsian Perspective Stephen Houser (1990): Substantial Form as a Universal in the Central Books of Aristotle's Metaphysics Clinton Jones (2007): A Lockean Account of State Justification, Legitimacy, and Optimality Charles Klein (1999): Temporal Passage, Continuity, and Existence Arcibald Laud-Hammond (1988): Legal and Moral Problems in Criminal Attempts Scott Lowe (1986): Principles of Reciprocity and Debts to Our Neighbors Nathan May (1995): Rehabilitating Universals: A Defense of a Form of Platonic Realism Michael McKenna (1993): Responsibility Without Free Will: A Cognitivist Approach Joseph Miller (2001): John Stuart Mill on Quality and Competence Chris Naticchia (1995): An Examination and Critique of Strategies for Defending Liberalism John Nickles (1993): A Question of Method: Dworkin, CLS, and Rorty Michael Papazian (1995): Truth, Intuition, and Rationality Albert Piacente (1993): The Naturalization of Philosophy: A Critical Examination of the Philosophy of Hilary Putnam Duncan Richter (1995): Ethics After Anscombe Mary Robinette (1986): John Locke on Personal Identity John Rowan (1997): Moral Rights as Policy Instruments Crispin Sartwell (1989): Art and Articulation Deborah Slicer (1989): Your Daughter or Your Dog: Against the Singer-Reagan Approach to Deciding our Moral Obligations to Animals Edward Song (2005): The Bounds of Justice: Rawls on Global Justice and International Obligation Jonathan Stoltz (2005): Belief, Truth, and Indicative Conditional Propositions Catherine Sutton (2007): Objects and Their Parts: A Colocationist Metaphysics of Composition David Tabachnick (2007): Rawlsian Justice, Pre-Institutional Concepts, and the Private Law Charlie Tanksley (2009): Masses Caleb Thompson (1994): Wittgenstein's Confessions: A Study of the Influence of Augustine's and Tolstoy's Confessions on the Philosophy of Wittgenstein Clark Thompson (1991): Hume's Views on Moral Judgment Patrick Toner (2005): Existence and Emergence Victoria Voytko (1993): Recurrence and Teleology in Stoic Physics James White (1985): Knowledge, Skepticism, and Externalist Epistemologies Nathan Wollstein (1995): Self-Deception |