I live in Birmingham, Alabama with my wife and daughter and teach philosophy at Auburn University. I grew up in historic Dodge City, Kansas and enjoyed long, snowy winters in Western Massachusetts as a grad student. Since moving to Alabama I have come to love Gulf Coast beaches, southern soul food, and unusual music venues.
[lastname][firstname]andrew[at]gmail.com Department of Philosophy 6080 Haley Center Auburn University, AL 36849 |
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Research
Forthcoming. What Are the Odds that Everyone is Depraved? American Philosophical Quarterly 1-18 (penultimate draft) 2018. Murdering an Accident Victim: A New Objection to the Bare-Difference Argument. Australasian of Philosophy 96: 767-778 (link) 2018. Aquinas and Gregory the Great on the Puzzle of Petitionary Prayer. Ergo 5: 407-18 (link) 2016. From Isolation to Skepticism. Erkenntnis 81: 649-68 (link) 2014. Giving up Omnipotence. 2014. Canadian Journal of Philosophy 44: 97-117 (link) 2011. An Adamsian Theory of Intrinsic Value. Ethical Theory and Moral Practice 14:273-89 2010. Richard Joyce’s New Objections to the Divine Command Theory. Journal of Religious Ethics 38:189-96 2009. Good News for the Logical Autonomy of Ethics. Argumentation 23: 277-83 2009. Haybron on Mood Propensity and Happiness. Journal of Happiness Studies 10: 215-28 2008. ‘Is’-‘Ought’ Derivations and Ethical Taxonomies. Philosophia 36: 545-66 |
Teaching
Auburn University PHIL 1060 Philosophy East and West (x8), (Spring 2017, Spring 2019) PHIL 1030 Ethics and the Health Sciences (x12), (Fall 2017-Fall 2018) PHIL 1080 Introduction to Philosophy of Religion (x4), (Fall 2016) PHIL 1040 Business Ethics (x16), (Fall 2014-Spring 2016) University of Massachusetts PHIL 336 Existential Philosophy (x2), (Spring 2011, Spring 2013) PHIL 164 Medical Ethics (x3), (Fall 2008, Spring 2009, Spring 2012) PHIL 160 Introduction to Ethics (x3), (Spring 2009, Fall 2010) PHIL 110 Introduction to Logic (online), (Fall 2007) Western New England University PHIL 208 Ethics (x7), (Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Spring 2014) PHIL 110 Critical Thinking, (Fall 2013) |
Take a look at 1000 Word Philosophy. It is a great source for free, introductory readings in philosophy.
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