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| Full-Time |  | Marc A. Moreau, Ph.D., Chair B.A.: University of Connecticut Ph.D.: Temple University
Wister 215 215.951.1226 moreau@lasalle.edu
Specialized Interests: philosophy of mind, American philosophy Publications/Presentations: "On Paul Ricoeur's Memory, History, and Forgetting" - presented at the Hermeneutic Circle, University of Pennsylvania (April 9, 2005); Moderator of Conference, Rationality and Cultural Conflict, Philadelphia Ethical Society, sponsored by the Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium (December 7, 2002); "Hidden Marx, Crouching Confucius," presentation, Spring Lecture Series, La Salle University Philosophy Department (March 1, 2001); "Four Theses on Dewey's Transactional Concept of Experience," lecture present at the Workshop on Historicity and Culture, the Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium (March 28, 2000); "Aristotle and the Problem of Formless Eide", Philadelphia Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy, October 24, 2007, St. Joseph's University |
|  | Arleen B. Dallery, Ph.D., Associate Professor B.A.: Bryn Mawr College M.A., Ph.D.: Yale University
Wister 233 215.951.1325 dallery@lasalle.edu
Specialized Interests: phenomenology, continental philosophy, contemporary French philosophy Publications/Presentations: "Current French Feminism," lecture at Penn State, Media Campus, (March 29, 2000) |
|  | Robert J. Dobie, Ph.D., Associate Professor B.A.: Holy Cross College M.A.: Columbia University Ph.D.: Fordham University
Wister 221 215.951.1662 dobie@lasalle.edu
Specialized Interests: Medieval Christian, Jewish,and Islamic philosophy; comparative philosophy; metaphysics Publications/Presentations: Logos and Revelation: Ibn 'Arabi, Meister Eckhart and Mystical Hermeneutics,Washington, DC: Catholic Universityof America Press, forthcoming, November 2009. "Did al-Ghazali Kill Islamic Philosophy?" Mirror Images: Challenges for Arabic and Islamic Studies. Villanova University, Villanova, PA, April 2009. "The Hidden and the Revealed in Medieval Philosophy and Theology:The Case of Meister Eckhart," The Hidden and the Revealed in the Medieval and Early Modern Culture,Conference sponsored by the Delaware Valley Medieval Association, Rider University, Lawrenceville, NJ, February 2009. "Overcoming Ontotheology: Heidegger and Meister Eckhart on 'Gelassenheit'" in Martin Heidegger's Interpretations of Saint Augustine (Collectea Augustiniana), R. Dobie and F. van Fleteren, eds. (Mellon 2005); "Existence and Temporality in the Thought of Ibu al-'Arabi" - paper presented at The World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning, at the APA in New York (2005); "Gnosis, Metaphysics and Revelation in Meister Eckhart and Ibn al-'Arabi" in the Proceedings of the Second World Congress on Transcendent Philosophy and Mulla Sacra, Tehran, Iran; "Reason and Revelation in the Thought of Meister Eckhart" in The Thomist 67 (2003) 409-38
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|  | S. Joel Garver, Ph.D., Assistant Professor B.A.: University of Pennsylvania Ph.D.: Syracuse University
Wister 225 215.951.3516 garver@lasalle.edu
Specialized Interests: philosophical theology, postmodernism, epistemology Publications/Presentations: "Aristotle on Anger: Ancient Greek Ethics and Practices of the Self" - presentation given at the Eastern Pennsylvania Philosophical Association spring conference at Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania (April 2006); "Suarez and the Emergence of Protestant Scholasticism" - The Significance of Francisco Suarez, conference at Franciscan University of Steubenville (March 2006); "Joy Comes in the Morning: Comedy and the Christian Narrative" - invited lecture at Art & Soul Conference, Baylor University in Waco, Texas (2005); "No Shadow of Turning: Classical Theism and the Openness of God" - lectures presented in Tokyo and Nagoya, Japan (2004)
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|  | John Hymers, Ph.D., Assistant Professor B.A. University of Waterloo (Canada) M.A. Catholic University of Louvain (K.U.Leuven, Belgium) Ph.D. Catholic University of Louvain (K.U.Leuven, Belgium)
Wister 235 215.951.1321
Specialized Interests: Modern and contemporary continental philosophy (especially ethics, metaphysics, and philosophy of religion) Publications/Presentations: - "Alexander Baumgarten's Metaphysics." Translation and interpretive essays, in collaboration C. Fugate. Cambridge University Press (forthcoming; scheduled for late 2010). - "The Nature of our Daily Bread." Lecture. Spring Lecture Series, La Salle University Philosophy Dept. (March 18, 2009). - "The Basic Concepts of Corporate Social Responsibility." Panel paper. Energy and Environment Law Programme, K.U.Leuven (Dec. 12, 2008, Belgium). - "The guises of reciprocity." Introduction to Ethical Perspectives 15 (2008) 3. - "Verteidigung von Feuerbachs Moleschott Rezeption: Feuerbachs offene Dialektik." Identitaet und Pluralismus in der globalen Gesellschaft. Ludwig Feuerbach zum 200. Geburtstag. Ed. U. Reitemeyer, T. Shibata, and F. Tomasoni. Waxmann Verlag: Muenster / New York, 2006. - "Towards a metaxological ethics of architecture." Between System And Poetics: William Desmond And Philosophy After Dialectic. Ed. Thomas Kelly. Ashgate: 2006.
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| | William Sullivan, Ph.D., Associate Faculty B.A.: La Salle University Ph.D.: Fordham University
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|  | Cornelia Tsakiridou, Ph.D., Associate Professor B.A.: American College of Greece, Athens M.A. (History), M.A. (Philosophy): Temple University Ph.D.: Georgetown University
Wister 223 215.951.1558 tsakirid@lasalle.edu
Specialized Interests: aesthetics, social and political philosophy (nationalism, modernity, radical ideologies) Publications/Presentations: (Most recent): "The Connatural Eye: Photography Without Representation," Philosophical Inquiry, Vol. XXIX, Summer-Fall 2007, No. 3-4, 41-57. Translation (with M. Spanos), Elder Paisios of Mount Athos: Spiritual Counsels, Vol. I, Thessaloniki: Holy Monastery of St. John Theologian, 2006. "Empire of Sin: Militant Theology and Ideology in Early American Missions to the Ottoman Near East" in New Perspectives on Turkey, 3 (Fall 2005) 5-41; "Quid est Veritas? Maritain's Critique of Modernism in Peasant of the Garrone" - American Maritain Association International Conference "Philosophy and Vocation," Catholic University of America (October 13-16, 2005); "Vera Icona: Reflections on the Mystical Aesthetics of Jacques Maritain and the Byzantine Icon" in Truth Matters, John Trapani, Jr., ed. (CUA Press, 2004); "Poetry for God: The Cocteau/Maritain Correspondence," invited lecture, Hofstra University Conference on Jean Cocteau, "Pen of Light: The Films of Jean Cocteau" (October 1-4, 2003); "Nationalist Dilemmas: Halide Edib on Greeks, Greece, and the West" in New Perspectives on Turkey 27 (Fall 2002) 1-34 Other: Director, Diplomat-In-Residence Program (DRP) |
|  | Frederick Van Fleteren, Ph.D., Professor B.A., M.A.: Villanova University Ph.D.: National University of Ireland
Wister 229 215.951.1330 vanflete@lasalle.edu
Specialized Interests: Augustine, philosophy of religion, ethics Recent Publications/Presentations: "Augustine and Anselm's Libertate Arbitrii," International Anselm Conference, Canterbury, England, April 2009. Augustine, Husserl, and Heidegger on the Question of Time, Friedrich-Wilhelm von Hermann, translated and annotated with Jeremiah Hackett, Mellon Press, 2008. "Augustinus und das Corpus Spirituale," Theologie und Glaube, Vol. 97 (4) 2007. Martin Heidegger's Interpretation of Saint Augustine: Sein und Zeit und Ewigkeit, editor,Mellon Press, 2005; "Per Speculum et in Aenigmate in Anselm and Augustine" - Proceedings of Anselm Conference 2002, Budapest; "Peace and War in Augustine of Hippo," The International Association for the History of Religions, Religion: Conflict and Peace Conference, Tokyo, Japan, March 2005; "Augustine and the Beginnings of Theology as a Science" - Universität Tubingen, Stuttgart, Germany, June 2004; "Augustine, Mysticism, and the Liberal Arts," lecture, Cambridge School of Theology, Cambridge University (February 10, 2003); Review of Phillip Cary's Augustine's Discovery of the Inner Self in Augustinian Studies 2 (2002); "Perspectives on American Philosophy," lecture, Universität Eichstätt, Germany (December 10, 2002) |
|  | Joseph A. Volpe, Jr., Ph.D., Assistant Professor B.A.: University of Washington Ph.D.: University of Pennsylvania
Wister 227 215.951.1349 volpe@lasalle.edu
Specialized Interests: epistemology (skepticism), Nietzsche, Emerson, Dewey, Rorty, the literature of catastrophe Publications/Presentations: "American Philosophy: What Makes It American?" - panel discussion member, La Salle University, spring philosophy series (2006); "On Academic Excellence" - speech presented at Departmental Academic Award winners' luncheon (May 14, 2005); "Life in the Death-space: Reflections on the Significance of Vietnam War Literature," presentation for "Arts & Sciences in the Afternoon," La Salle University (2000); "Nietzsche, Nihilism and the Redemption of the World," presentation Other: Recipient, Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching (Spring 2004) | | Adjunct | | Aloysius Ballisty, Ed.D. B.A.: St. Francis College M.A.: De Paul University Ed.D.: Nova Southeastern University
Wister 222 215.951.1331 aaballisty@yahoo.com | | Henry Dmochowski, Ph.D. B.A.: Seton Hall University M.A.: Villanova University Ph.D.: New York University
Wister 231 215.951.1333 dmochows@lasalle.edu | | Mary E. Gilbertson, Ph.D. B.A.: St. Olaf College J.D.: Villanova University Ph.D.: Temple University
Wister 225 215.951.1331 gilberts@lasalle.edu | | Stephan D. Schindler, Ph.D. B.A.: Dickinson College M.A., Ph.D.: Boston College
Wister 216 215.951.1323 schindle@lasalle.edu | | Daniel Touey, Ph.D. B.A.: St. John's College M.A., Ph.D. (ABD): Temple University
Wister 231 215.951.1333 dtouey@gmail.com | |
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