THE PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT
congratulates
the
following people for earning
M.A. and Ph.D.
degrees from
the Philosophy
Department
THE PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT
congratulates
the
following people for earning
M.A. and Ph.D.
degrees from
the Philosophy
Department
Thesis: Theistic
Activism and the Euthyphro Dilemma
Adviser:
Bruce Russell
Andrew Wible, Ph.D., 2000
Thesis: No Experience Necessary: An Apriori Defense of
Inference to the Best Explanation and Moral Realism
Adviser: Bruce Russell
Shaun Baker,
Ph.D., 1999
Thesis: Kant's
Theory of Self-Consciousness
Adviser:
Robert Yanal
Zhen Chen, Ph.D., 1999
Thesis: A
Puzzle about Morality and Rationality
Adviser:
Bruce Russell
James Durham, Ph.D, 1998
Thesis: The
Metaphysical Ground of Similarity
Adviser:
Lawrence B. Lombard
Mitchell Rognstad, Ph.D., 1998
Thesis: Control
in Cognition: Language and Mental Contents
Adviser:
Michael McKinsey
Anne-Marie Anchustegui, Ph.D. 1997
Thesis:
Qualitative
Content and the Mind-Body Problem
Adviser:
Michael McKinsey
R, Sloan Lee, M.A., 1997, "Negative Existential Statements"
Ronald Butzu, M.A., 1997, "Free Will"
Robert Leveille, M.A., 1997, "Wittgenstein on Criteria"
Sam von Mizener, M.A., 1997
Frank Grabowski, M.A., 1998, "Presocratics"
Steve Patterson, M.A., 1998
Maureen Doyle, M.A., 1999
James Brent, M.A., 2000
Nancy McClellan, M.A., 2000
Sadegh Emari, M.A., 2000, "Judges and Law"
Eric Roys,
M.A.,
2001, "Organ Transplants"
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