| UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS |
| Submitted: 02-14-2007 |
Name: | Justin Sanders | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | Justin Sanders will be presenting a paper entitled "Forgetful Metaphysics," on Levinas and Heidegger, at the Pacific University Undergraduate Philosophy Conference in Portland, Oregon, in April. |
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| Submitted: 02-12-2007 |
Name: | KathyMae Dickinson | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | KathyMae Dickinson, a double major in Philosophy and Physics, will present a paper on mind-body dualism at the Pacific University Undergraduate Philosophy Conference in April 2007 in Portland, Oregon. |
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| Submitted: 05-16-2006 |
Name: | Chris Moore | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | Chris Moore has been accepted into the Masters of Social Work Program at Eastern Wasington University for fall 2006. Chris will be graduating this spring with a BA in Philosophy/Religious Studies Specialization. This past year he has served as President of the Philosophy and Religious Studies Club, Vice President of Central's chapter of Phi Sigma Tau (International Honor Society in Philosophy) and on the CAH Dean's Council of Students. |
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| Submitted: 04-17-2006 |
Name: | Corey Hough | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | Mr. Hough presented a paper at this past weekend's 1st Annual Columbia Valley Undergraduate Asian Studies Research Symposium, held at Washington State University. His paper, "The Role of Evil in Early Daoism," examined the complementary nature of good and evil in China's indigeneous high religion. Drawing parallels between the Daoist conception of harmonizing seeming opposites, and the relationship between Batman and the Joker, Mr. Hough's paper presented a unique and highly innovative perspective on ethics. |
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| FACULTY MEMBER |
| Submitted: July 16, 2011 |
Name: | Matthew Altman | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | In May 2011, Dr. Altman presented a paper titled "Contractarianism and Moral Deliberation: The Return of Kant" at the Rational Choice Contractarianism 25 Years after _Morals by Agreement_ conference at York University in Toronto. |
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| Submitted: July 16, 2011 |
Name: | Matthew Altman | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | In April 2011, Dr. Altman presented a paper titled "The Argument from Potential: Nonsense in the Abortion Debate" at the Association for Practical & Professional Ethics conference in Cincinnati, Ohio. |
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| Submitted: July 16, 2011 |
Name: | Matthew Altman | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | In April 2011, Dr. Altman presented a paper titled "Animals, Ethics, and Interdisciplinary Dialogue: Designing a Capstone Honors Course" at the Western Regional Honors Council conference in Park City, Utah. |
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| Submitted: July 16, 2011 |
Name: | Matthew Altman | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | In November 2010, Dr. Altman published an article titled "The Social Construction of Intellectual Property" in the journal _Theoretical and Applied Ethics_. |
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| Submitted: July 16, 2011 |
Name: | Matthew Altman | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | In September 2010, Dr. Altman published "Kant on Sex and Marriage: The Implications for the Same-Sex Marriage Debate" in the journal _Kant-Studien_. |
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| Submitted: July 16, 2011 |
Name: | Matthew Altman | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | In June 2010, Dr. Altman published "Ethics beyond the Academy: Service-Learning as Professional Development" in the journal _Teaching Philosophy_. |
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| Submitted: April 20, 2011 |
Name: | Kien-How Goh | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | Dr. Goh's monograph, based on his dissertation on Fichte's philosophy of action, entitled Fichte on Human Motivation and Action, is published with the Verlag Dr. Mueller in the mid-April. |
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| Submitted: April 2, 2011 |
Name: | Jeffrey Dippmann | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | SUNY Press has just released "Riding the Wind with Liezi: New Essays on the Daoist Classic," edited by Jeffrey Dippmann and Ronnie Littlejohn (Belmont University). Arguing for the Liezi’s historical, philosophical, and literary significance, the twelve contributors to this volume (including Dippmann's own "Reading the Zhuangzi in Liezi: Redefining Xianship") offer a fresh look at this neglected Daoist classic, using contemporary approaches and providing novel insights. The volume is unique in its attention to both philosophical and religious perspectives. |
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| Submitted: March 4, 2011 |
Name: | Gary Bartlett | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | Dr. Bartlett is presenting two papers in upcoming weeks at two conferences: one at the Southern Society for Philosophy & Psychology in New Orleans (March 10-12), and one at the annual meeting of the Pacific Division Of the American Philosophical Association in San Diego (April 20-23). |
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| Submitted: 09-11-2009 |
Name: | Gary Bartlett | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | Gary Bartlett's paper 'Activity and Experience' has been accepted for presentation at the 61st annual Northwest Philosophy Conference, to be held this year at Pacific University (Forest Grove, OR) on October 23rd-24th. |
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| ALUMNI |
| Submitted: 02-14-2006 |
Name: | Paul Charlton | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | Paul Charlton, an emergency medical technician and recent graduate from the philosophy program, has been working in South Asia on a health education project funded by the American Alpine Club since January 2005. Beginning in October he has been volunteering as a relief worker in Pakistan in the areas devastated by the earthquake. He was recently featured in the Ellensburg Daily Record: http://www.kvnews.com/articles/2006/02/13/news/news01.txt. |
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| Submitted: 02-10-2006 |
Name: | Mark Green | Hometown: | Department: | Philosophy |
| News: | Mr. Green has begun doctoral studies at SUNY-Stony Brook. He was accepted by the philosophy doctoral programs at the University of Oregon and SUNY, and chose to go to Stony Brook, one of the most prestigious programs for Continental thought in the U.S. |
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