Dissertations from 2009

Being good, doing right, faring well, Daniel Doviak

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On the measurability of pleasure and pain, Justin Allen Klocksiem

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Synthetic ethical naturalism, Michael Rubin

Dissertations from 2008

A tenseless account of tensed sentences and tensed belief, Stephan V Torre

Dissertations from 2007

Emotional rationality and the fear of death, Kristen A Hine

Achievement, enjoyment, and the things we care about: A theory of personal well-being, Jason R Raibley

Dissertations from 2006

Vagueness, Thomas J Bell

Leibniz and Locke on the ultimate origination of things, Marcy P Lascano

Dissertations from 2005

Desire-satisfaction theories of welfare, Christopher C Heathwood

Well-being and actual desires, Mark E Lukas

Dissertations from 2004

Simples and gunk, Kris McDaniel

Brains and barns: The role of context in epistemic attribution, Julie M Petty

The reconciliation of faith and reason in Thomas Aquinas, Creighton J Rosental

Forms of goodness: The nature and value of virtue in Socratic ethics, Scott J Senn

Dissertations from 2003

Advancing the counterfactual analysis of causation, Ethan R Colton

Freedom and responsibility: An agent-causal view, Meghan Elizabeth Griffith

Adopted knowing: Claiming self-knowledge in the age of identity, Kimberly J Leighton

A priori arguments for reductionism, Jennifer Rea Susse

Open questions and consequentialist conditionals: Central puzzles in Moorean moral philosophy, Jean-Paul Vessel

Dissertations from 2002

The ontology of film, Julie N Books

Dissertations from 2001

Ethical theory and population problems, Kevin Espen Moon

Dissertations from 2000

The creation of the eternal truths and the nature of God in Descartes, Daniel Patrick Kaufman

Art and psychoanalysis: A topographical, structural, and object-relational analysis illustrated by a study of Shakespeare's "Hamlet", Patricia E Scarbrough

The nature of moral virtue, Erik Joseph Wielenberg

Dissertations from 1999

Transcendental arguments and Kant's refutation of idealism, Adrian Bardon

Nothing personal: A defense of non-libertarian incompatibilism, Bruce Charles Galbreath

The speculum and the scalpel: The politics of impotent representation and non-representational terrorism, David Quintyn Mertz

Pleasure, falsity, and the good in Plato's "Philebus", Ciriaco Medina Sayson

Criteria in crisis: Modernist, postmodernist, and feminist critical practices, Mary Ann Sushinsky

The nation and nationalism, Henry Charles Theriault

Dissertations from 1998

A defense of materialism against attacks based on qualia, Jeffrey Charles Beall

Desert, virtue, and justice, Eric Francis Moore

The incompatibility of determinism and moral obligation, Neil Schaefer

Hume's skepticism, Dennis Farrell Thompson

The ethnicities of philosophy and the limits of culture, Joseph Steven Yeh

Dissertations from 1997

Metaphysical theories of modality: Properties, relations and possibilities, David A Denby

Religious belief, social establishment and autonomy, Christopher John Eberle

The state of nature and the genesis of commonwealths in Hobbes's political philosophy, Thomas John Fryc

The logic of contingent existence, Daniel Michael Kervick

A critique of academic nationalism, Amie Austin Macdonald

Richard Rorty's liberalism: A Marxist perspective, Markar Melkonian

Modal propositions in Aristotle's syllogistic, Adriane Allison Rini

Dissertations from 1996

Knowledge underground: Gossipy epistemology, Karen C Adkins

Philosophical perspectives on play from Homer to Hegel, Mechthild Euphrosyne Nagel

Confusion and cohesion in emerging sciences: Darwin, Wallace, and Social Darwinism, Edward S Rayner

Plato's project for education in the early Socratic dialogues, Heather Lynne Reid

Causal v. positivist theories of scientific explanation: A defense of the causal theory, Douglas Hans Rice

Dissertations from 1990

Does time pass?, Ned Markosian

Dissertations from 1982

DOES FOUNDATIONALISM WORK?, TIMM ASHFORD TRIPLETT

Dissertations from 1980

PLEASURE AND INTRINSIC GOODNESS, EARL BRINK CONEE

Dissertations from 1977

CRITICAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS DEVELOPMENT, JON JORGEN NORDBY