Current Graduate Students
Jeffrey Galko
Ryan Kohl
John Rock
Lowell Vizenor
Ph.D. Dissertations Directed
Catherine J. Pearce, Husserl’s Theory of Space and Time,
University of Manchester, October 1991.
James DuBois , Reinach’s
Theory of Judgment, Liechtenstein, June 1992. Published as Judgment
and Sachverhalt. An Introduction to Adolf Reinach’s Phenomenological
Realism , Dordrecht/Boston/London: Kluwer Academic Publishers,
1995. Current employment: Department of Philosophy, St. Louis
University.
Paul Chu, A Small Gray Book about the Present, Liechtenstein, November
1992.
Agnieszka
Lekka-Kowalik , The Concept of Rationality in Natural Science,
Liechtenstein, January 1993. Current employment: Department of Philosophy:
Catholic University of Lublin.
Aage Holter, The Horizon of Choice: A Contribution to the Austrian Theory of
Economics, Liechtenstein, May 1993.
Michael Gorman , Ontological
Priority, SUNY Buffalo, August 1993. Current employment: Department of
Philosophy Catholic University of America. (Supervised jointly with Jorge
Gracia)
David
Koepsell , The Ontology of Cyberspace, SUNY Buffalo, February 1997
(published as The Ontology of Cyberspace : Law, Philosophy, and the Future
of Intellectual Property, Chicago: Open Court, 2000).
Daniel Barwick, On the Nature of Concepts: An Essay in Metaphysics ,
SUNY Buffalo, April 1997. Current employment: Department of Philosophy
SUNY Alfred.
Berit Brogaard , Temporal
Mereology, SUNY Buffalo, November 1999. Current employment: Department of
Philosophy, Rochester Institute of Technology.
Gerold Erion, Common Sense: An Investigation in the Theory of Ontology,
Epistemology, and Moral Philosophy, SUNY Buffalo, November 1999.
Current employment: Department of Philosophy, Medaille College, Buffalo.
Ivonne Palares, Foundations of the Theory of Categories, SUNY Buffalo,
November 1999. Current employment: Department of Philosophy, Universidad
Autónoma del Estado de Morelos, Mexico.
Alan Clune, Using the World to Understand the Mind: Evolutionary Foundations
for Ecological Psychology, SUNY Buffalo, April 2000.
Gloria Zuniga , A
General Theory of Value: Axiology in the Central European Philosophical
Tradition, SUNY Buffalo, April 2000. Current employment: Research Fellow,
The Acton Institute.
Michael Happold
, Information,
Computation, and the Nature of Cognition: A Critique of Computational Approaches
to Understanding and Creating Minds , August 2000. Current employment:
School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University.
Balász Mezei, World and Life-World. Aspects of the Philosophy of Edmund
Husserl, Liechtenstein, June 1992. Published as World and Life-World,
Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 1995. Current employment: Department of Philosophy
University of Budapest. (Supervised jointly with Josef Seifert.)
Leonardo Augusto
Zaibert , Intentionality and Blame: A Study in the Foundations of
Culpability , June 1997. Current employment: Department of Philosophy,
University of Michigan (Parkside). (Member of Ph.D. Committee)
Jonathan Sanford, Aristotle, Scheler, MacIntyre: The Metaphysical
Foundations of Ethics (Member of Ph.D. Committee). Current employment:
Fordham University.
David Garren, Whose Life Is It Anyway: The Case Against Paternalism ,
March 2002. Current employment: US Naval Academy, Annapolis.
Eric Little , Moderate
Materialism: Toward a Unified Ontology of Consciousness , June 2002,
Current employment: Center
for Multisource Information Fusion , University at Buffalo.
Adrienne McEvoy , The Role of
Empathy in Pain Management Decisions: An Interdisciplinary Approach, August
2002, Current employment: Bonaventure University.
David Kaspar, Wise Action: A Dissertation on Prudence and Morality ,
October 2002.
William
Mandrick, The Ontology of War, April
2003, Assistant Professor of Military Science, SUNY Brockport.
Youngjin Kiem, Prolegomena
to a New Theory of Intentionality, September 2004.