BOOKS
Reasoning.
West Haven, CT: University of New Haven Press,
2002 (expanded edition).
From the Theoretical to the Personal:
Stories for and by Students about Ethics (Editor).
Self-published, 2000.
Moral Moments: Very Short Essays on Ethics.
Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 2000.
Emotions in Asian Thought: A Dialogue in
Comparative Philosophy (Contributor and
Co-Editor with Roger T. Ames).
Albany: State University of New York Press, 1995.
The Ways of Desire: New Essays in
Philosophical Psychology on the Concept of
Wanting (Editor and Contributor).
Chicago: Precedent Publishing, 1986.
ARTICLES & CHAPTERS
Review of Mitchell Silver, A Plausible God:
Secular Reflections on Liberal Jewish Theology
(NY: Fordham University Press, 2006).
Philosophy Now no. 62 (38-9), July/August 2007.
"’There’s No Room in the Worksheet’ and
Other Fallacies about Professional Ethics in the Curriculum.”
Teaching Ethics 4:1 (79-90), Spring 2004.
"Cheating 101: Ethics as a Lab Course."
Teaching Philosophy 26:2 (131-45), June 2003.
"When I Heard the Learn'd Biologist."
Connecticut Journal of Science Education 40:1 (1-4),
Fall-Winter 2002.
"Stories for and by Students:
Personalizing the Teaching of Philosophy."
Philosophy in the Contemporary World 6: 2 (5-8),
Summer 1999.
"Emotions in Western Thought:
Some Background for a Comparative Dialogue."
In Marks & Ames, 1995.
"Dispassion and the Ethical Life."
In Marks & Ames, 1995.
"Teaching Philosophy, Being a Philosopher."
Teaching Philosophy 16: 2 (99-104), June 1993.
Review of O.H. Green, The Emotions:
A Philosophical Theory (Dordrecht: Kluwer, 1992).
Ethics 103: 3 (574-76), April 1993.
Review of Claire Armon?Jones,
Varieties of Affect (London: Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1991).
Mind 102: 1 (177-79), January 1993.
"The Trivialization of Ethics or Ethics in
the Workplace: A Cautionary Tale."
The Acorn: Journal of the Gandhi-King Society
6:2 (29--31), Fall 1991.
"Emotion East and West:
Introduction to a Comparative Philosophy."
Philosophy East and West 41:1 (1-30),
January 1991.
"Integrating Oriental Philosophy into the
Introductory Curriculum."
Teaching Philosophy 12:3 (221-33),
September 1989.
"Introducing Science Studies."
Connecticut Journal of Science Education 26:2 (1-5),
1989.
"When Is a Fallacy Not a Fallacy?"
Metaphilosophy 19:3 & 4 (307-12), 1988.
Review of Daniel C. Dennett, Elbow Room:
The Varieties of Free Will Worth Wanting
(Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 1984).
Essays in Arts and Sciences 17 (97-100),
May 1988.
"On the Need for Theory of Desire."
In Marks, 1986.
"The Difference Between Motivation and Desire."
In Marks, 1986.
"The Rationality of Dispassion, or Why
Richard Brandt Should Be a Buddhist."
In G.E. Myers and K.D. Irani (Eds.),
Emotion: Philosophical Studies.
NY: Haven Publications, 1983.
"A Theory of Emotion."
Philosophical Studies 42:2, (227-42), 1982.
LETTERS AND COMMENTARIES
"Unprincipled Frogs."
Bioethics Forum.
November 9, 2007.
"A Turkey in your Tank.”
Bioethics Forum.
May 4, 2007.
"Rats and Rationality.”
Bioethics Forum.
March 19, 2007.
"Are We Not Professors?”
American Philosophical Association Online.
May 12, 2005.
“I Have Met the Enemy and They Are We:
Academic Freedom from Faculty Colleagues”
(co-authored with Matthew Griffiths).
American Association of Philosophy Teachers News
28:1 (6-8), Winter 2005.
"A Method from My Mentors."
American Association of Philosophy Teachers News
22:3 (4f), Fall 1999.
"Questioning (and) Philosophical Counseling."
American Society for Philosophy, Counseling,
and Psychotherapy Newsletter 1: 3 (4-6),
October 1996. "Cheating: Two Responses."
American Association of Philosophy Teachers News
15:3 (5-9), November 1992.
"A System of Grading."
American Association of Philosophy Teachers News
12: 3 (11f), October 1989.
"Empiricism (and Theater) in the Philosophy
Classroom."
American Philosophical Association
Newsletter on Teaching Philosophy 2:3 (7), 1981.
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