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COURSES (FALL 2009):

Philosophy 27: Early Modern Philosophy
Philosophy 101: Ethics & Social Issues
Philosophy 6: Introduction to Philosophy |
OTHER COURSES:
Phil 131: Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy 25: Ancient Philosophy
Philosophy 2: Philosophical Ethics
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RECENT & UPCOMING LECTURES & SYMPOSIA:
July 5-7, 2010: University of Freiburg: Symposium on Generalized Quantum Theory (Freiburg, Germany)
January 29-30, 2010: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology: Quantum Logical Causality, Complex Adaptive Systems, and the Philosophy of Whitehead (Zurich, Switzerland)
June 26-28, 2009: Brussels - Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Center for Logic and Philosophy of Science: Symposium - Logical Causality in Quantum Mechanics (Brussels, Belgium)
June 13-20, 2009: University of Rome (Roma Tre) Panel and Workshop: International Conference on Science and Spirituality (Cortona, Italy)
OTHER PUBLICATIONS:
For a complete list of other publications,
book chapters,
reviews, and other work, please
visit my homepage.
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Co-Investigators: Dr. Henry P. Stapp, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Dr. David Finkelstein, Professor, Department of Physics, Georgia Institute of Technology;
Dr. Timothy Eastman, Plasmas International.
Quantum Mechanical Investigations into the
Causal and Logical Orders and the Physical
Basis of Possibility
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| Principal Investigator: $20K Grant,
Templeton Foundation (2007) |
Co-Investigators: Dr. Henry P. Stapp, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Dr. David Finkelstein, Professor, Department of Physics, Georgia Institute of Technology;
Dr. Timothy Eastman, Plasmas International; William
Kallfelz, Ph.D. candidate, Committee for Philosophy and the Sciences, Foundations of Physics Group, University of
Maryland.
CURRICULUM VITAE: Download PDF |
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