Publications
RECENT
Hector Avalos
BOOKS
Strangers in Our Own Land: Religion in U.S. Latina/o Literature
(Nashville: Abingdon:, 2005), the first systematic study of how
religion and specific religious traditions (e.g., Judaism, Islam,
Catholicism) are portrayed in U.S. Latina/o Literature.
Fighting Words: The Origins of Religious Violence.
(Amherst: Prometheus Press, 2005) The book outlines a new theory for
the nature of religious violence as illustrated in Judaism, Christianity,
and Islam.
Introduction to the U.S. Latina and Latino Religious Experience
(Boston: Brill, 2004). Dr. Avalos assembled a team of experts and
edited the first single-volume textbook ever published on the religious
experience of Mexican Americans, Puerto Ricans, Cuban Americans and
other groups of people living in the United States that trace their
roots to the Spanish-speaking countriesof Latin America. Dr. Avalos
contributed chapters on "Health Care and the U.S. Latina and
Latino Religious Experience," and "Literature and the U.S.
Latina and Latino Religious Experience.
Se puede saber si Dios existe? [Can One Know if God Exists?]
Amherst, NY: Prometheus Press, 2003. A new edition by an American
press of a Spanish-language book first published in 2000 by a press
in South America.
ARTICLES
"Deconstructing ‘Nahualismo' in Mexican-American Theology,"
Journal of Hispanic/Latino Theology (2005)
"The Ancient Near in Modern Science Fiction: Zechariah Sitchin's
Twelfth Planet as Case Study," The Journal of Higher Criticism
9:1 (Spring 2002) 49-70.
Nikki Bado-Fralick
BOOK
Coming to the Edge of the
Circle: A Wiccan Initiation Ritual<
Oxford University Press, American Academy of Religion Academy Series,
2005.
Edited Volume
Encyclopedia of Religious Rites, Rituals, and Festivals.
New York, London: Routledge Press, 2004. Frank A. Salamone,
Editor. Nikki Bado-Fralick, Sabina Magliocco, and Dan Smith,
Associate Editors.
ARTICLES
Under review: “With This Very Body: What Kukai Has to
Teach Us about Ritual Pedagogy.” Being considered for publication
in either the Philosophy East-West Journal or as part of the
proceedings from the Ninth East-West Philosophers’ Conference, held
June 2005.
Under
review: “Why Witches Still Scare Scholars.” Being considered
for publication in The Pomegranate: The International Journal of
Pagan Studies
Review Article:
Enchanted Feminism: Ritual, Gender, and Divinity among the Reclaiming
Witches of San Francisco, by Jone Salmonsen. London and
New York: Routledge, 2002. (3300 words) The Pomegranate:
The International Journal of Pagan Studies 6.2 (November 2004):
261-7.
“Mapping the Wiccan Ritual
Landscape: Circles of Transformation,” in Folklore Forum,
33.1/2 (2002): 45-65.
Travis Butler
"Identity and Infallibility in Plato's Epistemology,"
forthcoming in Apeiron, 12/05.
'Aristotle on Nous of Simples,?'(with Eric Rubenstein),
Canadian Journal of Philosophy 34, 2004, pp. 327-354.
Heimir Geirsson
"Plantinga and the Problem of Evil." Forthcoming in Proceedings
of
the XXI World Congress of Philosophy.
"What God Could Have Made." Forthcoming
in The Southern Journal of
Philosophy. (Written with Michael Losonsky).
"Moral Twin-Earth and Semantic Moral Realism."
Erkenntnis (2005) 62:
253-278.
"Conceivability and Defeasible Modal Justification."
Philosophical
Studies (2005): 279-304.
"Contra Collective Epistemic Agency,"
Southwest Philosophy Review,
Vol. 20, (2004): 163-166.
"Moral Twin-Earth: The Intuitive Argument," Southwest Philosophy
Review, Vol. 19 (2003): 115-124.
"Frege and Object Dependent Propositions," Dialectica, Vol.
56
(2002): 299-314.
Margaret Holmgren
Strength of Character," Journal of Value Inquiry, December 2004
Gordon Hull
"Hobbes and the Pre-Modern Geometry of Modern Political Thought,"
in Arts
of Calculation: Numerical Thought in Early Modern Europe, eds. David
Glimp
and Michelle Warren (St. Martins/Palgrave, 2004), 115-135.
"Digital Copyright and the Possibility of Pure Law," qui
parle 14 (2003),
21-47.
"Thoughts on the Fetishization of Cyberspeech and Turn from 'Public'
to
'Private' Law," Constellations 10 (2003), 113-134.
"Digital Media and the Scope of 'Computer Ethics,'"
in Virtual Morality:
Morals, Ethics, and New Media, ed. Mark J. P. Wolf (New York: Peter
Lang,
2003), 17-38.
"'Against this Empusa:' Hobbes's Leviathan
and the Book of Job," British
Journal for the History of Philosophy 10 (2002), 3-29.
David Hunter
"Fourth-Century Latin Writers: Hilary, Victorinus, Ambrosiaster,
Ambrose," in The Cambridge History of Early Christian Literature,
edited by Frances Young, Lewis Ayres, and Andrew Louth. Cambridge,
UK: Cambridge University Press, 2004. Pp. 302-317.
"Reivindicaci de la moralidad biblica: sexo e historia de la
salvacion en la reflexion agustiniana sobre los santos hebreos,"
in the journal Augustinus 48 (2003): 103-121. This is a Spanish translation
of Hunter's article, "Reclaiming Biblical Morality: Sex and Salvation
History in Augustine?s Treatment of the Hebrew Saints," published
in 2002.
"Rereading the Jovinianist Controversy: Asceticism and Clerical
Authority in Late Ancient Christianity" in Rereading Late Ancient
Christianity, a special issue of The Journal of Medieval and Early
Modern Studies, edited by Dale B. Martin and Patricia Cox Miller (Duke
University Press, 2003), 453-470.
Gordon Knight
"Universalism for Open Theists" is published
_Religious Studies_ vol 42 2006, pp. 213-223
"The Theological Significance of Subjectivity," _The Heythrop
Journal 46
(January 2005) pp.1-10
"Consciousness and Existence" in _The Philosophy of Panayot
Butchvarov: A
Collegial Evaluation_ edited by Larry Lee Blackman (Lewiston:
The Edwin
Mellen Press, 2005) pp. 79-92
"Universalism for Open Theists" Forthcoming in _Religious
Studies_ September
2006
Joseph Kupfer
"Self-Knowledge and Humility in Chariots of Fire,"
Film and Philosophy, Vol. 8, pp. 17-29, 2004
"Moral Education and Autonomy," Southwest Philosophy
Review, Vol. 20, no. 2, July, pp.69-85, 2004
"Generosity of Spirit," reprinted from The Journal
of Value Inquiry, 32, (Sept., 1998), 357-368, in Personal Virtues:
Introductory Essays, Palgrave Macmillan Publishers, ed. Clifford
Williams, 2005
"Film Criticism and Virtue Theory," reprinted from Visions
of Virtue in Popular Film (pp.13-34), in Philosophy of Film: An Anthology,
eds., Carroll and Choi, Blackwell Publishers, 2005
"Virtue and Happiness in Groundhog Day," reprinted from
Visions of Virtue in Popular Film (pp.) in The Philosophy
of Film, eds., Wartenberg and Curran, Blackwell Publishing, Oxford,
U.K., 2005
William Robinson
"Jackson's Apostasy", Philosophical Studies (2002)
111:277-293.
"Epiphenomenalism", in Nadel, L., ed., Encyclopedia
of Cognitive Science (London: Nature Publishing Group, 2003), vol.
2., pp. 8-14. (This article is wholly distinct from the 1999 article
of the same title in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. The
difference is consequent on the difference between "epiphenomenalism"
as used in philosophy and as used in cognitive science.)
Book, Understanding Phenomenal Consciousness, (Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2004).
Commentary on Mangan, B. (2001) Sensation's Ghost: The Non-sensory
"Fringe" of Consciousness. Psyche 10 (1). (Refereed commentary,
posted in June 2004.) Available at
http://psyche.cs.monash.edu.au/symposia/mangan/index.html
"A Few Thoughts Too Many?", in Gennaro, R., ed., Higher
Order Theories of Consciousness (Amsterdam and Philadelphia: John
Benjamins Publishing Co., 2004), pp. 295-313.
"Searle and Subjectivity", Bulletin of Advanced Reasoning
and Knowledge, 2:11-18 (2004). Available at
http://advancedreasoningforum.org/BARK-Volumes/BARK_2.3_Robinson.pdf
"Colors, Arousal, Functionalism and Individual Differences",
Psyche 10 (2), September 2004. Available at
http://psyche.cs.monash.edu.au/articles/Robinson/cafid.pdf
"Zooming In on Downward Causation", Biology and Philosophy,
(2005) 20:117-136.
Article "Qualia" in Encyclopedia Americana, posted March,
2005. (Invited article. This is an online encyclopedia accessible
only by subscription, so I can't give a usable URL. Paper copy
available upon request.)
"Thoughts Without Distinctive, Non-Imagistic Phenomenology",
forthcoming in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research. Copy available
upon request.
Mary Sawyer
BOOKS
THE CHURCH ON THE MARGINS: LIVING CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY, Trinity Press,
Intl./Continuum, 2003.
PEOPLES TEMPLE AND BLACK RELIGION IN AMERICA, Indiana University Press,
2004. (co-editor)
ARTICLES
"Black Ecumenism: Counterpoint to White Ecumenism," in Arleon
L. Kelley, ed., A TAPESTRY OF JUSTICE, SERVICE, AND UNITY, NAEIS Press,
2004.
"The 'American Dillemma' in the Life and Scholarship
of C. Eric Lincoln," in Alton B. Pollard III and L. Henry Welchel,
Jr. eds., HOW LONG THIS ROAD: RACE, RELIGION, AND THE LEGACY OF C.
ERIC LINCOLN, Palgrave Press, 2003
Tony Smith
BOOK
"Human Flourishing and the Concept
of Capital: on Buchanan's Justice, Legitimacy, and Self-Determination:
Moral Foundations for International Law." Social Theory
and Practice, Vol. 32, No.1 (2006).
Globalization: A Systematic Marxian
Account, Brill Press, 2006.
ARTICLES
“Towards a Marxian Theory of World Money,”
Marxian Theories of Money, Fred Moseley, ed. Palgrave/Macmillan,
2005 (222-35).
“Socialism
and the Democratic Planning of Technical Change,” Readings
in the Philosophy of Technology,
David Kaplan, ed., Rowman and Littlefield, 2004 (319-36).
“Technology and
History in Capitalism: Marxian and Neo-Schumpeterian Perspectives,”
Essays on Volume I of Marx’s Capital, Bellofiore and Taylor,
eds., Palgrave, 2003 (217-42).
"Globalisation
and Capitalist Property Relations: A Critical Assessment of Held's
Cosmopolitan Theory,"Historical Materialism, Vol. 11, No. 2,
2003. (3-35).
"Systematic and Historical Dialectics: Towards a Marxian Theory
of Globalization,"New Dialectics and Political Economy, Rob Albritton,
ed., Palgrave, 2003 (24-41).
"On the Homology Thesis in Hegel and Marx,"Historical Materialism,
Vol 11, No. 1, 2003 (165-74).
"Neoliberalisms Fatal Flaws: A Critical Assessment of Joseph
Stiglitz's Globalization and Its Discontents,"International Viewpoint,
No. 345, Nov. 2002 (31-5).
Hegel: Mystical Dunce or Important Predecessor: A Reply to Rosenthal,"Historical
Materialism, Vol. 10, No. 2, 2002 (191-206).
"Lean Production: A Case of Social Evolution?"in Evolution
and Historical Materialism, Blackledge and Kirkpatrick, eds., Palgrave,
2002 (213-35).
"Surplus Profits from Innovation: A Missing Level in Volume III?The
Culmination of Capital: Essays on Volume III, Reuten and Campbell,
eds., London: Palgrave, 2002 (149-73).
PREVIOUS
Travis Butler
"How Simple are Plato's Forms?" forthcoming in Ancient Philosophy
(written with Eric Rubenstein)
Heimir Geirsson
"Frege and Object Dependent Propositions," Dialectica (forthcoming).
"Justification and Ways of Believing," Disputatio 12, (2002)
43-53.
"Discovering Identity," Southwest Journal of Philosophy,
Vol. 17 (2001) 43-57.
"Metaphysics and Practice," Proceedings of Metaphysics for
the Third Millenium (Rome, Italy 2001) 439-446.
(With Michael Losonsky).
"Moral Twin Earth The Intuitive Argument," forthcoming in
Southwest Philosophy Review.
David G. Hunter
"Augustine and the Making of Marriage in Roman North Africa,"
Journal of Early Christian Studies 11 (2003): 63-85.
"Augustine, Sermon 354A Its Place in His Thought on Marriage
and Sexuality," Augustinian Studies 33/1 (2002) 39-60.
"Reclaiming Biblical Morality Sex and Salvation History in Augustine's
Treatment of the Hebrew Saints," In Dominico Eloquio/In Lordly
Eloquence. Essays on Patristic Exegesis in Honor of Robert Louis Wilken.
Edited by Paul Blowers, Angela Christman, David G. Hunter, and Robin
Darling Young (Grand Rapids Eerdmans, 2002), 317-335.
also co-editor of the above volume
Joseph Kupfer
"Perfection as Negation in the Aesthetic of Sport," Journal
of Philosophy of Sport, Vol. 28, #1, 2001.
"The Virtues of Reading," Journal of Aesthetic Education ,
Vol. 36, no.1, Spring, 2002.
"The Work of Love -- At Work on board The African Queen"
Film & Philosophy, volumes 5 & 6, 2002.
"Engaging Nature Aesthetically," Journal of Aesthetic Education.
Vol. 37, no. 1, Spring 2003.
"The Moral Perspective of Humility," Pacific Philosophical
Quarterly, Vol. 84, 2003.
Mary R. Sawyer
"Black Clergy in Politics Theocratic, Prophetic, and Ecumenical,"
in Sue E.S. Crawford and Laura R. Olson, eds., CHRISTIAN CLERGY IN
AMERICAN POLITICS, Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001.