21. Protagoras [Internet Encyclopedia Of Philosophy] extensive source for many early Greek philosophers works and biographies . The reason for his popularity among this class had to do with specific http://www.iep.utm.edu/p/protagor.htm

Protagoras (c. 490 - c. 420 BCE) Protagoras of Abdera was one of several fifth century Greek thinkers (including also Gorgias, Hippias, and Prodicus) collectively known as the Older Sophists, a group of traveling teachers or intellectuals who were experts in rhetoric (the science of oratory) and related subjects. Protagoras is known primarily for three claims (1) that man is the measure of all things (which is often interpreted as a sort of radical relativism) (2) that he could make the "worse (or weaker) argument appear the better (or stronger)" and (3) that one could not tell if the gods existed or not. While some ancient sources claim that these positions led to his having been tried for impiety in Athens and his books burned, these stories may well have been later legends. Protagoras' notion that judgments and knowledge are in some way relative to the person judging or knowing has been very influential, and is still widely discussed in contemporary philosophy. Table of Contents (Clicking on the links below will take you to those parts of this article) 1. Life

22. Mount Allison University :: Philosophy Department Philosophy Department and a list of sites dedicated to specific philosophers . A solid site, including biographies of the people involved, http://www.mta.ca/faculty/humanities/philosophy/resources.html

Home Programmes Courses Faculty ... MTA Philosophy Department: Online Resources Links Through the Mount Allison Library The Philosopher's Web Magazine The Canadian Philosophical Association/Association Canadienne de Philosophie This site offers links to Canadian Philosophy Journals such as Dialogue, Animus, Canadian Journal of Philosophy, with a link to the Canadian Association of Learned Journals, and the American Philosophical Home Page. Also offered are links to Canadian Philosophy departments, though Mount Allison is not presently featured, Graduate Programs, Institutes in Canada and Societies, including a link to the Humanities and Social Sciences Federation of Canada. There is also a link to Philosophy in Cyberspace, which offers topics links to environmental and biomedical ethics sites, which looks helpfully organized, the Philosophy Documentation Center at Bowling Green, mentioned below, and electronic texts through the University of Liverpool. There are also 'other pages of interest' offered. The American Philosophical Association Canadian Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy/Pensees International Society for Environmental Ethics This site contains a Environmental Ethics Journal Bibliography which can be searched by keywords, for authors, countries, subject areas, etc., resulting in lists comprised of annotated references to journal and book publications. Whatever you type in, you know for sure that it will have something to do with environmental ethics, according to someone. This page is also an important link to other sites and publications in environmental ethics. The Society has an ongoing

23. Philosophy And Art The biographies of many scientists and philosophers indicate that the great The similar and the specific in philosophy and art can also be seen in the http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/spirkin/works/dialectical-materialism/

Dialectical Materialism (A. Spirkin) Prev Chapter 1. Philosophy As A World-View And A Methodology Next Philosophy and Art Philosophy, science and art differ principally according to their subject-matter and also the means by which they reflect, transform and express it. In a certain sense, art, like philosophy, reflects reality in its relation to man, and depicts man, his spiritual world, and the relations between individuals in their interaction with the world. No scientifically, let alone artistically, thinking person can remain deaf to the wise voice of true philosophy, can fail to study it as a vitally necessary sphere of culture, as the source of world-view and method. Equally true is the fact that no thinking and emotionally developed person can remain indifferent to literature, poetry, music, painting, sculpture and architecture. Obviously, one may be to some extent indifferent to some highly specialised science, but it is impossible to live an intellectually full life if one rejects philosophy and art. The person who is indifferent to these spheres deliberately condemns himself to a depressing narrowness of outlook. Does not the artistic principle in philosophical thought deserve the attention of, and do credit to, the thinking mind, and vice versa? In a certain generalised sense the true philosopher is like the poet. He, too, must possess the aesthetic gift of free associative thinking in integral images. And in general one cannot achieve true perfection of creative thought in any field without developing the ability to perceive reality from the aesthetic standpoint. Without this precious intellectual prism through which people view the world everything that goes beyond the empirical description of facts, beyond formulae and graphs may look dim and indistinct.

24. Useful Web Sites For Philosophy - Cardiff University This site includes biographies of over 50 philosophers, a comprehensive list of the specific content of the site includes the applications of logic, http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/schoolsanddivisions/divisions/insrv/bysubject/philosoph

Search: Contact Us A-Z Index Cymraeg Home ... Electronic Journals Useful Web Sites Information Services Useful Web Sites for Philosophy Gateways and directories of web sites Information resources by subject Web sites for philosophy organisations Information gateways for philosophy The Australasian Philosophy Home Page The Australasian Philosophy Network is a loose affiliation of Web sites providing a range of information for the philosophical community in Australia and New Zealand, including links to The Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, The Australasian Association of Philosophy and The Australasian Philosophy Forum. BUBL LINK BUBL LINK's philosophy resources provide access to general philosophical resources, departments, societies, and specific schools of thought, including ancient, medieval and modern Western philosophy. Guide to Philosophy on the Internet This extensive guide provides links to general guides to philosophy, philosophers and philosophies, associations, societies, journals, teaching resources, Etexts, bibliographies and much more. HUMBUL The philosophy section of HUMBUL, the HUManities BULletin board, provides links to electronic texts, societies, gateways, recent research and much more.

25. Regret The Error: Another Canuck Scribe In Trouble For Plagiarism Read the specific errors and other parts of the article by following the 29, 2002, in a column on philosophers biographies entitled Looking at the http://www.regrettheerror.com/2004/12/another_canuck_.html

Regret The Error Because Mistakes Happen. Regret The Error Regret The Error reports on corrections, retractions, clarifications and trends regarding accuracy and honesty in the media. EDITOR Craig Silverman PUBLISHER Ordinary Media Contact Send Us A Correction Business Inquiries Recent Posts Jews and Latinos not that different after all Lessons in geography, #502 The dang justices showed up Lost in translation ... Travel note: No jackasses in Botswana Categories Advertising Behind the scenes Blogs Books ... Add me to your TypePad People list Powered by TypePad not Sir Harvey Weinstein Main December 01, 2004 Another Canuck scribe in trouble for plagiarism Splayed across roughly over half of the opinion page in yesterday's Ottawa Citizen is a 1,514-word article in which veteran journalist Robert Sibley admits to several instances where he used the words of others without proper attribution. The piece is thoroughly apologetic and itemizes each instance. It follows on the heels of the firing of Elizabeth Nickson from the National Post over a similar offense. Sibley, who was on the paper's Editorial Board, has now been "reassigned" within the Citizen. The article begins, "After 25 years in journalism as a reporter, editor, feature writer, essayist, columnist and editorial writer, it is with deep regret that I inform colleagues and readers of mistakes of attribution in some of my recent work."

26. Philosophy Some subtopics are further broken down into more specific topics of interest . Brief biographies of some major philosophers (eg Socrates, Spinoza, etc. http://library.albany.edu/subject/philosophy.html

Philosophy General Individual Philosophers Miscellaneous Professional Development ... Specialized Last Updated: August 03, 2005 This page is maintained by Gerald Burke General Philosophy Sites on the Internet: Telv-Aviv University Philosophy Department This site is a great source for links to philosophy pages. It is well organized, and many of the links appear to still work. One highlight of this page is the chorological table of philosophers. The table lists philosophers and dates along with a picture and links to information sources on the Internet for that particular philosopher. There is also a section for specific ¢Â€ÂœPhilosophical Topics.¢Â€Â Philosophy in Cyberspace This site houses an extensive collection of links to information in different subject areas of philosophy. It is well-organized and links are accompanied by annotations. There is an electronic text section, as well an information on departments, organizations, forums, conferences, etc. pertaining to philosophy. Einet Galaxy: Philosophy Choose from approximately 40 subtopics in philosophy such as aesthetics, political theory, philosophy of language, and others. Some subtopics are further broken down into more specific topics of interest. While there are links to many sites on this page, not all of them are scholarly. ILTweb - Digital Text Projects - Columbia University View the text of works by philosophers such as Plato, Locke, and Rousseau on this site. Brief biographies of some major philosophers (e.g. Socrates, Spinoza, etc.) are included as well.

27. A Dedication To Spinoza's Insights - Joseph B. Yesselman's Home Page Excellent Short biographies of related philosophers. Spinoza Search, Hippias,a philosophyspecific search engine. Spinoza Search Britannica. http://www.yesselman.com/

A DEDICATION TO SPINOZA 'S INSIGHTS Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677) was a Jewish-Portuguese-Dutch Philosopher. Spinoza 's insights help evolve all Religions to a Universal Religion Just as the Hebrew Bible was the Constitution of the then Hebrew State, so the World Bible will be the Constitution of the to-be World State Joseph B. Yesselman's Home Page ... Browser Notes —Use 800 x 600 resolution and medium size text for all pages. Spinoza defined "sorrow, boredom, joy" with one definition. You TRY—it's difficult, but enlightening . The more you try, the more will the insight's beauty delight you. E3:Preface(12) E-mail your definition of "sorrow, boredom, joy". josephb@yesselman.com Caution: words such as "panic, anguish, displeased, bored, pleased, delight, elation" are properties not definitions . Try for the cause; the measuring yardstick. G:Note 1 E1:Parkinson Keep trying Answer Spinoza also defined "hate, indifference, love" with one definition. You TRY—it's difficult, but enlightening . It is harder than defining "sorrow... joy." The more you try, the more will the insight's

28. Biographical Information : Seeley G. Mudd Library : Lawrence University Both will allow you to allow you to search for biographies and articles about (ie AUTHORS OR philosophers) or by specific names (ie ABRAHAM LINCOLN). http://www.lawrence.edu/library/guides/biographies.html

Biographical Information Indices Directories Encyclopedias Specialized Directories ... Definitions of Terms and Abbreviations Indices Biography and Genealogy Master Index. Contains citations to useful information in standard biographical sources. It is a great place to begin searching for biographical information about anyone. Biography Index. This index contains citations for biographical articles in books and periodicals. The print version of this index is arranged alphabetically by the last names of individuals. The electronic version contains information since 1984 and is searchable by subject, title or content. Reference Indexes or via FirstSearch Top Directories Who's Who directories provide the following information for most entries: full name, present position, birth date, names of family members, career highlights, titles of publications, current address, and sometimes telephone and/or fax numbers. These sources usually only list individuals who were living when the books were published. Additional specialized directories are available; ask a Reference Librarian for information. International Who's Who.

29. Phylosophy DIRECTORIES AND biographies ~. Directory of American philosophers. B 935 . Bibliographies on specific philosophers are shelved in the Library’s general http://www.ubishops.ca/library_info/Philosophy.htm

L I B R A R Y Philosophy This Guide is a selective list of reference tools available for study and research in the discipline of PHILOSOPHY. Materials can be found by consulting BORIS , the Library’s online catalogue. For works BY a particular author, search under the author’s name, or the title of the work. For works ABOUT an author or his writings, search under the author’s name as SUBJECT, or under the subject itself. To find philosophy books on the shelves, look for classification (call) numbers in the B-BS range. Some works in philosophy may be found outside this call number range; for example, works on the philosophy of education are found in the LA-LC classification. The Library’s periodical holdings in PHILOSOPHY can be accessed using BORIS by typing in the title of the periodical sought. Current issues of philosophy journals are shelved in the Periodicals Room off the Main Lobby; back issues are bound and shelved on the basement level. NOTE: The classification (call) number after each entry in this Guide denotes the location of the book in the Library. The designation Ref. or Ref.Ind.Sd. means the book is shelved in the Reference Room. The designation Ref.M. means that the item is shelved on the Reference Mezzanine.

30. NARA - ALIC - History Comprehensive Resources; biographies; Selected specific Events; Society, Culture,Arts this site offers 10657 biographies. Historians philosophers http://www.archives.gov/research/alic/reference/history.html

var sectionSearchOn = true; @import url("/includes/css/main-import.css"); @import url("/research/alic/!css-section.css"); Skip Navigation NARA Archives.gov Home Subject Index ... FAQs Search Search All NARA Web Pages Search Current Section Only Advanced Search Form Archives Library Information Center (ALIC) Home Research ... Reference History About ALIC Main Page ALIC Mission ALIC Staff Hours and Locations ... Customer Service Center Reference at Your Desk Biography Black History Congress Diplomacy ... Government Documents History Indians/Native Americans More.... Research Tools Library Catalog Microfilm Catalog Online Databases Periodicals ... Virtual Library Other Resources NARA Electronic Publications Ancestry Library (ProQuest) Heritage Quest ProQuest (Journals/Newspapers) ... Bookmark Page History Resources in American History ranging from general sites to specific event information, as well as links to local attractions in College Park, Maryland, where Archives II is located. Comprehensive Resources Biographies Selected Specific Events Society, Culture, Arts ... Local History (College Park, Maryland) Comprehensive History Resources University at Albany Libraries: History University of Pennsylvania Library: History - U.S.

31. Self-Guided Tutorial In Philosophy biographies of major philosophers and their entire corpus, Purdue HasOnline Journals in Philosophy Via JSTOR. specific journals are http://www.lib.purdue.edu/hsse/facultyandstaff/bibliographers/tutorials/philosop

Purdue University Libraries Quick Links Your Library Account Interlibrary Loan Course Reserves Hours ... Ask a Librarian HSSE Links HSSE General Information Locate a Book Book Purchase Request Subject Links ... Communication Self-Guided Tutorial in Philosophy As the oldest of human intellectual pursuits, philosophy is devoted to examining fundamental questions that may reflect nearly everything as everything can be philosophically examined. Primary Branches of Philosophy: Within these basic branches, specializations such as bioethics, cosmology, or ontology are found. Philosophy is extremely fluid in how it can shed light on other disciplines and their respective topics of interest. Firstly, it is firmly placed in the humanities: Secondly, it interacts critically with other disciplines in both the humanities and the social sciences: As one of the Humanities, Philosophy is book-dependent, that is, it relies heavily on the use of books, (often called monographs). As you embark on your topic for your paper in philosophy, there are library resources that can help expedite your searching for pertinent and relevant materials. Major Philosophy Websites: Philosophy in Cyberspace This site offers a cornucopia of resources in philosophy. Organizations, usenet groups, mailing lists, preprints, fulltext papers and e-journals complement the extensive bibliographies, and reference tools, that can help you navigate the philosophical materials scattered throughout the web. It is maintained at

32. SLC FYS Support : 2005 Courses : Chamier, Voltaire, Rousseau, And The 1755 Lisbo biographies. Roth, John. World philosophers and Their Works. Subject searchestarget the specific subject headings that have been assigned to the book http://www.southwestern.edu/~parksj/Chamier.html

A. FRANK SMITH, JR. LIBRARY CENTER First Year Seminar Support SLC Links FYS Links Voltaire, Rousseau, and the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake: "The best of all possible worlds?" Instructor: Suzanne Chamier Librarian: Joan Parks, x1311 parksj@southwestern.edu Download printable version of this handout (requires Adobe Reader Finding Books Finding ... Sources Finding Books Reference Sources Reference materials, including encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, and other collections of information, are valuable resources for quickly identifying key facts or researching background information about a particular event or person. Reference materials are generally found on the first floor of the Smith Library Center; the best way to find out what is available in our reference area is to take some time to go on an exploratory journey around it. For more information about our reference collection, visit the following library web pages: Locating Reference Material and Locating Background Information You will use a variety of different disciplines to think about issues for this class. The reference materials cited below are only a tiny sample of the multidisciplinary sources that lie waiting in the reference area.

33. UT Libraries - Policies - Philosophy departments also have specific interests in one or more of the areas, D.Treatment of Subject biographies of philosophers will be collected http://www.lib.utexas.edu/admin/cird/policies/subjects/philosophy.html

@import url("/utlol-2nd.css"); Skip to Content Home Sitemap Help SEARCH: choose an area to search Library Web Site Library Catalog How Do I...? Web About the Libraries Libraries, Centers, and Museums Hours Parking ... Subject Policies > Philosophy Acquisitions Manual for Faculty Protecting Intellectual Property About the Collections Noted Special Collections Statistical Overview 2001 Resources and Tools Policies ... Gifts Managing the Collection Subject Specialists and Collection Administrative Staff Directory Scholarly Communication Issues in Scholarly Electronic Publishing Collection Statistics University of Texas Libraries Collections World Publishing Contact Information The University of Texas Libraries, PCL 3.310 Austin, Texas 78713-8916 FAX (512) 495-4397 For technical help, fill out the Help Request Form or call (512) 495-4109. Philosophy BIBLIOGRAPHER: Shiela Winchester OTHER SUBJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Archaeology Greek Literature Latin Literature Religion ADDRESS: Classics Library, WAG 1 PHONE: 495-4690 I. Purpose:

34. Philosophy Library Guide Subject specific indexes . philosophers index (online) index to literature in index to UK biographies 195093; US and world biographies 1968-93 http://library.kent.ac.uk/library/info/subjectg/philosophy.shtml

@import "/library/styles/style.css"; Skip to Content Campus-Online Student Portal IS ... UKM Templeman Library Catalogue Using the Library Online Journals Online Resources ... Other Collections Subjects Links in this Section: American Studies Archaeology Biosciences Classical Studies ... Tizard Quick Links: Opening Hours Catalogue Your Library Account Classmark Guide ... Reading Lists Search: Page last updated: 18:51 25 October 2004 You are here: University of Kent Information Services Library Subject Guides Library Guide to Philosophy A guide to resources in the Templeman Library Contents Introduction Library Staff The Classification Reference Books and E-Books ... Help INTRODUCTION Most of the books and periodicals on Philosophy are found on Level 4 West. Others of related interest are on Levels 2 - 4 East. Some, however, may be in the Short Loan Collection on Level 1 East. This contains items cited on module reading lists, recommended or heavily used books, photocopies of some periodical articles and book chapters, videos, and past examination papers. Recent unbound parts of periodicals and newspapers are also found on Level 1 East. The Slide Collection is located on Level 4 East. READING LIST INFORMATION To find out about recommended reading for your module, click on

35. Philosophy 213: Philosophy Of History And Culture: Dr. Achim Koeddermann Like the index in the back of a book that helps you locate specific content Provides access to biographies, bibliographies and critical analysis of http://www.oneonta.edu/library/courses/spring2005/phil213.html

Philosophy 213 Philosophy of History and Culture Dr. Achim D. Köddermann Research Resources, Milne Library, SUNY College at Oneonta, Spring 2005 History and Culture: Chart Free primary texts/Internet sites Steps in writing a paper Selected reference books ... Plagiarism Free primary texts/Internet sites See also the links below under Finding books Online books from UPenn: Philosophy A Discourse on a subject proposed by the Academy of Dijon: What is the origin of inequality among men and is it authorised by natural law? Jean Jacques Rousseau, 1754, Translated by G. D. H. Cole ... Biography of Leopold von Ranke Steps in writing a paper: Overview Select a topic. (This can be challenging. If your topic is too narrow, you will have difficulty finding enough information; if it is too broad, you will be swamped with information) Background information can often be found in encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other reference works . If you decide to use the information, don't forget to cite it in proper fashion. Remember to paraphrase, use your own language, and don't replace your arguments with quotations. Find books (Books often treat a topic more comprehensively than journal articles. Books can be a good place to find an overview of a topic. References to additional articles and books can often be found in a bibliography at the end of a chapter.) Your paper qualifies as a research paper if it includes at least one primary and one secondary source in book form.

36. Internet Public Library: Pathfinders DDC (Dewey Decimal System). 190 philosophers 921 biographies However, specificinformation on individual philosophers is easily accessible once you http://www.ipl.org/div/pf/entry/48546

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... Pathfinders This collection All of the IPL Advanced Western Philosophers General Purpose This pathfinder has been created to aid those seeking information about notable western philosophers. Western philosophy spans a large time period and a tremendous amount of different ideas. The attempt to follow and discover the people who have created these ideas can be a long, arduous task. This document contains print and Internet resources recommended as starting points for research and by no means should be considered all inclusive. Western philosophy can be divided into three sections: ancient, medieval, and modern. When researching philosophers one can use this as a guide to ideas and movements associated with philosophers. Print Resources Internet Resources Print Resources The following information is provided to help you locate print materials when searching at a library. Most academic libraries utilize the Library of Congress Subject Headings while public libraries tend to use the Dewey Decimal Classification. Both classifications systems have been provided to aid your search. Call Numbers LCSH (Library of Congress Subject Headings): Philosophers (Used for Philosophy — Biography) B 108-708 Philosophers, Ancient

37. Jean-Paul Sartre, Philosophy & Existentialism Others take Philosophy for a specific attitude which we can freely adopt at will . philosophers JeanPaul Sartre Jean-Paul Sartre Biography at Nobel http://members.aol.com/DonJohnR/Philosophy/Sartre.html

Jean-Paul Sartre www.Sartre.org.uk Philosophy for a specific attitude which we can freely adopt at will. Still others see it as a determined segment of culture. In our view Philosophy Sartre, Search for a Method Visitors since 20 th June 1999: [Existential Community] [On-Line Texts by Sartre] [Sartre Chronology] [Philosophy Resources] ... [E-mail Webmaster] Search the Web: Existential Community Sartre E-mail Community @ eGroups Subscribe to Sartre Powered by www.ONElist.com Click here to join "Sartre" For lively and friendly discussion of existentialist philosophy and literature. Leave your comments on the Sartre Discussion Board Visit the Sartre discussion list's archive Existential Bookshop in Association with Amazon.com List all available t exts by Jean-Paul Sartre Books by Sartre Nausea Perhaps the best known and most philosophical of Sartre's novels. A classic piece of existentialist literature. Sartre's existentialist magnum opus . The principal theoretical text of his early period, it deals with the relationship between phenomenology and ontology and lays the foundations for the development of an existential psychoanalysis. Notebooks for an Ethics Including 'No Exit', perhaps Sartre's best known play, 'The Respectful Prostitute', 'The Flies' and 'Dirty Hands'.

38. A Virtual Library Of Useful URLs - 100 Philosophy And Psychology Philosophy encyclopedias, philosophers biography, astrology, horoscopes, zodiac,Feng Shui, Philosophy Databases, and specific Philosophy Resources. http://www.aresearchguide.com/100philosophy.html

var zflag_nid="423"; var zflag_cid="192/179"; var zflag_sid="199"; var zflag_width="728"; var zflag_height="90"; var zflag_sz="14"; A Virtual Library of Useful URLs Arranged by Dewey Decimal Classification 100 Philosophy and Psychology 100 PHILOSOPHY and PSYCHOLOGY - Subject Headings 100-199 100 Philosophy 129 Reincarnation, (Rebirth) 133 Occultism, (Occult sciences), (Spiritualism) ... 181 Chinese philosophy, Hindu philosophy 100 Philosophy American Philosophy Study Guide by Ralph Dumain. Biographies . The Philosophers. EpistemeLinks.com includes thousands of sorted links to philosophy resources on the internet. Features include "What's New" for the latest additions of philosophy links, and "Gem of the Web" for the best of the best philosophy sites. Check out the "Gems Archive" for past Gems. This site is highly recommended for student research as it provides some of the best links to philosophy resources currently available online. ErraticImpact.com: Philosophy Research Base . Categorized by history, subject and author. Features thousands of annotated links, text resources and community services for students and teachers of philosophy. Directory of Philosophers A-Z Individual Philosophers - Alphabetical Index of biographies of 188 philosophers.

39. EpistemeLinks.com: Website Results For Philosophy Of Mathematics hundreds of chronologically arranged biographies on mathematicians,logicians, and philosophers. Philosophy of Mathematics...... http://www.epistemelinks.com/Main/Topics.aspx?TopiCode=Math

40. Department Of Philosophy Philosophy Department Faculty biographies. To view a specific faculty member sbiography, please click on his or her name. Otherwise, please scroll through http://philosophy.georgetown.edu/historic_site/facultybios.html

Back to the Philosophy Department Philosophy Department Faculty Biographies To view a specific faculty member's biography, please click on his or her name. Otherwise, please scroll through the biographies following this list. Francis Ambrosio Tom Beauchamp William Blattner Denis Bradley ... Kevin Wildes Francis Ambrosio Francis J. Ambrosio was born in New York City in 1949. He graduated from Regis High School in Manhattan and received a B.A. in Literature and Philosophy, summa cum laude in cursu honoris, from Fordham University, where he was elected a member of Phi Beta Kappa. After studies in Italian language and literature in Florence, Italy, he completed his doctoral degree at Fordham University in 1981, with a specialization in contemporary European Philosophy. In 1976, he was appointed Assistant to the President at St. Joseph s University, Philadelphia, and in 1979 became Director of Planning there. Since 1981, he has been a member of the faculty of the Department of Philosophy of Georgetown University, where he currently holds the rank of Associate Professor. He has published widely in scholarly journals, writing on hermeneutics, especially the work of Hans-George Gadamer. In addition, he is the editor of two books, Text and Teaching (with Michael J. Collins, Georgetown University Press) and The Question of Christian Philosophy Today (forthcoming, Fordham University Press). Since 1987, he has annually conducted study programs for Georgetown at Villa Le Balze, the University

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