International Journal of Applied Philosophy

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In Memoriam

Elliot D. Cohen, Albert Ellis's Philosophical Revolution

William Hare, Why Philosophy for Educators?
D. R. Cooley, Non-Heterosexuals in Heterosexual Marriages as a Form of Spousal Abuse
James Edwin Mahon, A Definition of Deceiving
Stephen Haller, Grave Concerns: Concepts of Self and Respect for the Dead
A. T. Nuyen, Knowing the Unknown and Informed Consent
Fernando Suárez Müller, On Futuristic Gerontology. A Philosophical Evaluation of Aubrey de Grey’s SENS Project

Julie C. Van Camp, How Religion Co-opts Morality in Legal Reasoning: A Case Study of Lawrence v. Texas
Clifton Perry, Exhuming the Body of the Corpus Delicti Rule

Robert Albin, Journalists as Agents of Cultural Change: From Rationality Back to Nature
Steven Weimer, Polyglot Multiculturalism and Social Progress

Bertha Alvarez Manninen, Pleading Men and Virtuous Women: Considering the Role of the Father in the Abortion Debate
Rebecca Hanrahan, The Decision to Abort

Daniel Holbrook, All Embryos are Equal?: Issues in Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis, IVF Implantation, Embryonic Stem Cell Research, and Therapeutic Cloning
James Stacey Taylor, Autonomy, Responsibility, and Women’s Obligation to Resist Sexual Harrassment
Kalynne Hackney Pudner, "Comment Me Back": Expectations of Intimacy in the Culture of Blog
Brian Schrag, Ethical Obligations of Museum Trustees and the Looting of Our Collective Heritage
Todd R. Long, Is it True that 'Evolution Is a Theory, Not a Fact'?
Jane Duran, Canine Minds, Human Minds
Lisa Eaker and Ari Stantas, Tempering Tenacity: Peirce, Belief, Education, and Growth

New Rational Therapy: Thinking Your Way to Serenity, Success, and Profound Happiness

Mike W. Martin, Happiness, Virtue, and Truth in Cohen’s Logic-Based Therapy
Elliot D. Cohen, The New Rational Therapy: A Response to Martin

Fritz Allhoff and Patrick Lin, What’s So Special about Nanotechnology and Nanoethics?
John Weckert, The Precautionary Principle in Nanotechnology
Vivian Weil, Introducing Standards of Care in the Commercialization of Nanotechnology
Jeroen van den Hoven, Nanotechnology and Privacy: the Instructive Case of RFID
Robin L. Zebrowski, Altering the Body: Nanotechnology and Human Nature
J. Storrs Hall, Nano-enabled AI: Some Philosophical Issues

Keith Dromm, Based on "True Events": Filmmakers’ Obligations to History
Gianluca Di Muzio, The Immorality of Horror Films

Michael Allen Fox, Why We Should Be Vegetarians
David E. W. Fenner, The Aesthetics of Research Methodologies in the Social Sciences
Eugene Slossberger, Setting Premiums Ethically: Seven Models for Distributing Risk Costs

Emrys Westacott, The Rights and Wrongs of Rudeness
Christine Mckinnon, Varieties of Insincerity
David Coady, Rumour Has It
Mike W. Martin, Moral Creativity
Yvonne Raley, Food Advertising, Education, and the Erosion of Autonomy
Yvonne Denier, Need or Desire?: A Conceptual and Moral Phenomenology of the Child Wish
Joseph Grcic, The Rule of Law and Presidential Pardon

SYMPOSIUM ON TERRORISM AND THE ETHICS OF WAR

James Griffith, The Tensions between ‘Criminal’ and ‘Enemy’ as Categories for Globalized Terrorism
Andrew Fiala, A Critique of Exceptions: Torture, Terrorism, and the Lesser Evil Argument
Sally Scholz, Just War Theory, Crimes of War, and War Rape
Peter Olsthoorn, Honor and the Military

Seumas Miller, On Terrorism and Lost Rationality: Reply to Rosenbaum

SYMPOSIUM ON TORTURE

Michael Davis, The Moral Justification of Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment
Seumas Miller, Is Torture Ever Morally Justifiable?
Larry May, Torturing Detainees During Interrogation
Christopher W. Tindale, Tragic Choices: Reaffirming Absolutes in the Torture Debate
Stephen Kershnar, For Interrogational Torture
Fritz Allhoff, A Defense of Torture: Separation of Cases, Ticking-bombs and Moral Justification

THE TRIUMPH OF PRACTICE OVER THEORY IN ETHICS

James P. Sterba, The Triumph of Practice over Theory in Ethics: An Introduction
Julia Driver, The Reconciliation Project in Ethics: Comments on James Sterba's The Triumph of Practice over Theory in Ethics
Brad Hooker, Some Questions Not to be Begged in Moral Theory
Alastair Norcross, Peacemaking Philosophy or Appeasement? Sterba's Argument for Compromise
James P. Sterba, Responses to Driver, Hooker, and Norcross

Alan Rosenbaum, On Lost Innocence: A Reply to Miller's "Terrorism and Collective Responsibility"

SYMPOSIUM ON THE IRAQ WAR

James P. Sterba, Why the U.S. Must Immediately Withdraw from Iraq
William Patterson, To Fight or Not to Fight? The Ethics of Military Desertion
Wendy Wyatt Barger, True Confessions of The New York Times: Making Moral Meaning from the Discourse of Flawed Iraq Coverage

Harry van der Linden and Josh Clarke, Economic Migration and Justice
Miron Mushkat and Roda Mushkat, The Political Economy of Recasting the Constitutional Debate in Hong Kong
An Ravelingien and André Krom, Earning Points for Moral Behavior: Organ Allocation Based on Reciprocity
Asher Seidel, Facing Immortality
A. T. Anchustegui, Biocentric Ethics and Animal Prosperity
Jane Duran, Canyons, Gulches, and Rocks: The Concept of Preservation
S. K. Wertz, Are Genetically Modified Foods Good for You? A Pragmatic Answer
Janet McCracken, Falsely, Sanely, Shallowly: Reflections on the Special Character of Grief

Megan Laverty, Introduction: Philosophy for Children and/as Philosophical Practice
Mark Weinstein, Ruminations on Philosophical Practice
Maughn Gregory, Practicing Democracy: Social Intelligence and Philosophical Practice
Ann Margaret Sharp, And the Children Shall Lead Them
Megan Laverty, Philosophical Dialogue and Ethics: Redefining the Virtues
David Kennedy, Communal Philosophical Dialogue and the Intersubject

Carol V. A. Quinn, On the Virtues of Not Forgiving: When Withholding Forgiveness is Morally Praiseworthy
Benedict Sheehy, The Challenge of Objectivist Ethics: Ethical Thinking in Business, Rationalism, and Ayn Rand
Joseph P. Demarco and Maurie Markman, The Research Misconception
Clifton Perry, A Reductio Ad Absurdum of Restricted, Tribal Criminal Jurisdisction

Seumas Miller, Terrorism and Collective Responsibility: A Response to Narveson and Rosenbaum

James P. Sterba, The Michigan Cases and Furthering Justification for Affirmative Action
Terence J. Pell, The Nature of Claims About Race and the Debate Over Racial Preferences
James P. Sterba, Comments on Pell's "The Nature of Claims About Race and the Debate Over Racial Preferences":
Terence J. Pell, Comments on Sterba's "The Michigan Cases and Furthering Justification for Affirmative Action"

Vittorio Bufacchi, Empirical Philosophy: Theory and Practice
Matthew A. Laverty, Vox Populi?: Morality, Politics, and The New York Times Ethicist

Susan Feldman, Should Threatened Languages be Conserved?
Gordon Steinhoff, Alternative Evaluation Under NEPA: What Constitutes a "Reasonable" Alternative?
Richard Greene, Does the Non-Identity Problem Block a Class of Arguments Against Cloning?
Stephen Kershnar, Respect for Persons and the Harsh Punishment of Criminals
Bindu Madhok and Selva J. Raj, Lower Income Hindu Women's Attitudes Toward Abortion: A Case in Urban India

Jan Narveson, Terrorism and Pacifism: Why We Should Condemn Both
Alan S. Rosenbaum, On Terrorism and the Just War: Some Philosophical Reflections

David Coady, Conspiracy Theories and Official Stories
Patrick Lee Plaisance, Justification for Our Free Speech: Examining the Role of Autonomous Agency in Scanlon's Moral Theory
Pilhong Hwang, Liberal Pornographic Rights: Private Rights over Public Menace
Keith Bauer, Distributive Justice and Rural Healthcare: A Case for E-Health
Elliot D. Cohen, Lethal Sex: Conditions of Disclosure in Counseling Sexually Active Clients with HIV
Andrew Askland, Patenting Genes: A Fast and Furious Primer
Leslie Cannold, Do We Need a Normative Account of the Decision to Parent?
John Alan Cohan, Is Hunting a "Sport"?

David B. Fletcher, Gambling and Character
Lawrence Pasternak, Gambling Maxims and their Universalizability
Lisa H. Newton, Gambling: Some Afterthoughts

Candace Cummings Gauthier, News Media Coverage of National Tragedies: Public Discourse as Public Grieving
Wendy Barger, Voice for America? A Feminist Analysis of Thomas Friedman's Pulitzer-Winning Commentary
Lee Wilkins, Militant Tolerance

William Hare, Is It Good to be Open-Minded?
Kenneth Einar Himma, What Philosophy of Mind Can Tell Us About the Morality of Abortion: Personhood, Materialism, and the Existence of Self
Saul Smilansky, The Inevitability of Injustice: What to Do?
Fritz Allhoff, Terrorism and Torture
James Rice, The End of Human Rights?

Joseph Betz, Kerrey and Calley: Is the Really a Moral Difference?
Jan Narveson, Kerrey and Calley: What is the Moral Difference?
Tom Grassey, When He Was a Yound Man
Reginald Raymer, Sounds of Silence

Daniel A. Dombrowski, Rawls and War
Ali Paya, "Dialogue" in a "Real World": Quixotic Pursuit or sine qua non?

Messay Kebede, Generational Imbalance and Disruptive Change
Peter Johnstone and Joe Franak Jones III, Noble Cause Police Corruption: Suggestions for Training
Yotam Lurie, The Ontology of Sports Injuries: Professional Ethics of Sports Medicine

Mike W. Martin, Provoking Thoughts on Professionalism: Review of Michael Davis's Profession, Code, and Ethics

Lisa H. Newton, A Passport for Doing Good: A Framework for Business Ethics in an International Context
John Forge, Corporate Responsibility Revisited

Alan S. Rosenbaum, Some Philosophical and Legal Reflections on Remembering the Holocaust
E. R. Klein, Whither Academic Freedom?
David Gilboa, Premarital Sex and Exploitation in a Liberal Society
Brian J. Huschle, Cyber Disobedience: When is Hacktivism Civil Disobedience?
Jason D. Borenstein, Authenticating Expertise: Philosophical and Legal Issues
Judith Chelius Stark, The Arrest in Kafka and Solzhenitsyn

John Mizzoni, Against Rolston's Defense of Eating Animals: Reckoning with the Nutrition Factor in the Argument for Vegetarianism

Elias Baumgarten, Curiosity as a Moral Virtue
Charles Zola, Geriatric Filial Piety

Valerie E. Broin, Standing in the Way of Truth
Robert Scott Stewart, Hacking the Blues: The Construction of the Depressed Adolescent
Brian Trainor, Social Work, Social Policy, and Truth: Foucault and Bosanquet

David Benatar, To Be or Not to Have Been?: Defective Counterfactual Reasoning About One's Own Existence
Noreen C. Facione and Peter A. Facione, Analyzing Explanations for Seemingly Irrational Choices: Linking Argument Analysis and Cognitive Science
George Schedler, Are Confederate Monuments Racist?
David E. W. Fenner, Virtues and Vices in Film Criticism

John Kleinig, The Blue Wall of Silence: An Ethical Analysis
Charles K. B. Barton, Victim-Offender and Community Empowerment: A New Paradigm in Criminal Justice

A. T. Nuyen, The World Wide Web and the Web of Life: Some Critical Reflections on the Internet
William Spees, Ethical Responsibilities of Software Developers in Developing Simulations The Robotic Pet

Kathinka Evers, The Importance of Being a Self
Jason A. Beyer, Is the Current Practice of Psychotherapy Morally Permissible?

John Michael Atherton, Ethics through Aikido: Practical Ethics Gets Physical
Paul M. Hughes, Moral Atrocity and Political Reconciliation: A Preliminary Analysis
Lloyd Fields, Coercion and Moral Blameworthiness
M. Andrew Holowchak, Excellence as Athletic Ideal: Autonomy, Morality, and Competitive Sport

Rick Momeyer, Heavy Drinking on Campus and University Paternalism
Robert P. Lawry, Heavy Drinking on Campus: A Paradoxical Proposal
Richard Nault, Heavy Drinking on Campus: The University, Paternalism, and Civil Rights

Gabrieal Palmer-Fernández, Innocence in War
R. J. Connelly, Just-War Theory and the Role of the Police Sniper

Jane Duran, Rape as a Form of Torture
Thomas I. White, Doing Business in Morally Troubled Waters: Dolphins, the Entertainment Industry, and the Ethics of Captivity
Stephen Kershnar, Mercy, Retributivism, and Harsh Punishment
Gail M. Presby, On a Mission to Morally Improve One's Society: Odera Oruka's African Sages and the Socratic Paradigm
Seumas Miller, Collective Rights and Minority Rights
Elliot D. Cohen, Permitting Suicide of Competent Clients in Couseling: Legal and Moral Considerations

Jana Mohr Lone, Introduction to the Symposium on Moral Philosophy with Children
Gareth B. Matthews, The Ring of Gyges: Plato in Grade School.
Michael S. Pritchard, Moral Philosophy for Children and Character Education
David A. Shapiro, Action Learning and Moral Philosophy with Children
Elizabeth Baird Saenger, Exploring Ethics through Children's Literature

Kristján Kristjánsson, Utilitarian Naturalism and the Moral Justification of Emotions
Peter A. Raabe, How Philosophy Can Help You Feel Better

Emrys Westacott, The Ethics of Gossiping
S. K. Wertz, Revel's Conception of Cuisine
Stephen Kershnar,

Michael Davis, Revenge, Victim's Rights, and Criminal Justice
Charles Barton, Getting Even Again: A Reply to Davis

Michael Davis, Is Higher Education A Prerequisite of Profession?
Jon Mills, Ethical Considerations and Training Recommendations for Philosophical Counseling

Jennifer A. Parks, Ethical Androcentricism and maternal Substance Addiction
Phil Cox, Codes of Medical Ethics and the Exportation of Less-Than-Standard Care
James Scott Johnston and Carrie Johnston, Nietzsche and the Dilemma of Suffering

Kathinka Evers, Korsakoff Syndrome: The Amnesic Self
Asher Seidel, On Human Improvement
Verna V. Gehring, The American State Lottery: Sale or Swindle
Nicholas Dixon, Handguns, Violent Crime, and Self-Defense

Thomas May, Bioethics in a Liberal Society: Political, Not Moral
Lisa Hill, Homo Economicus, 'Differing Voices,' and the Liberal Psyche

Stephen Kershnar, Objections to the Systematic Imposition of Punitive Torture
Anthony P. Roark, Retribution, the Death Penalty, and the Limits of Human Judgment

A. T. Nuyen, Lying and Deceiving: Moral Choice in Public and Private Life
Camillo C. Bica, A Therapeutic Application of Philosophy - The Moral Casualties of War: Understanding the Experience
Sandra L. Borden, Character as a Safeguard for Journalists Using Case-Based Ethical Reasoning
Malcolm Murray, Homosexuals and the Adoption Question
Jane Duran, The Moral Status of the Joshua Tree
Sami Pihlström, Applied Philosophy: Problems and Applications

PRACTICAL ETHICS

Karen Hanson, Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice - in Theory
Michael S. Pritchard, Sidgwick's Practical Ethics
Michael Davis, Sidgwick's Impractical Ethics

Albert Mosley, Policies of Straw or Policies of Inclusion? A Review of Pojman's "Case Against Affirmative Action"
Louis Pojman, Straw Man or Straw Theory? A Replay to Albert Mosley

Robin Attfield, Responsibility for the Global Environment
Peter Dalton, Possessiveness and Embodiment: What Thoreau Didn't Know
Sherwin Klein, An Aristotelean View of Theory and Practice in Business Ethics
Seumas Miller, Collective Responsibility, Armed Intervention and the Rwandan Genocide
John Ladd, What's Group Identity Got to Do with It? Ethical Issues in Mentoring

Roger Paden, Defining Philosophical Counseling
Warren Shibles, Philosophical Counseling, Philosophical Education and Emotion
Shlomit Schuster, On Philosophical Self-diagnosis and Self-help: A Clarification of the Non-clinical Practice of Philosophical Counseling

David Fenner, Animal Rights and the Problem of Proximity
Daniel Dombrowski, Rawls and Animals

Gary J. Foulk, M. Jan Keffer, and Harry L. Keffer, The Perception of Ethical Dilemmas in Clinical Practice Empirical Diagnosis and Philosophical Therapy
Paul M. Hughes, Exploitation, Autonomy, and the Case for Organ Sales

Louis Pojman, The Case Against Affirmative Action
William Sweet, Human Rights and Cultural Diversity

Michael Davis, The Justification of Arbitrary Death
Stephen Nathanson, How (Not) to Think About the Death Penalty
Louis Pojman, In Defense of the Death Penalty

Iddo Landau, Are You Entitled to Affirmative Action?
Joseph Sartorelli, The Nature of Affirmative Action, Anti-Gay Oppression, and the Alleviation of Enduring Harm

Michael C. LaBossiere, Racial Identity and Oppression
Mike W. Martin, Professional Distance
Andrew R. Bailey, Neurosis: A Conceptual Examination
A. A. Hosepian, Cinematic Realism and Right to Die Legislation

Robert F. Ladenson, What is a Disability?
Clifton B. Perry, Is Being a Carrier of a Disability a Disability?

William C. Gay, Bourdieu and the Social Conditions of Wittgenstein's Language Games
Peg Tittle, Identity Politics as Transposition of Frasier's Needs Politics
Michael Davis, Second Thoughts on Multi-Culturalism
Howard Klepper, Intimacy and Parental Authority in the Philosophy of Ferdinand Schoeman
Peter J. Mehl, William James's Ethics and the New Casuistry
Hans Lenk and Mattias Maring, Responsibility and Social Traps
Galina Iachkina, An Essay in the Applied Philosophy of Political Economy

Karina Stokes, Artificial Intelligence Modeling of Spontaneous Self-Learning: An Application of Dialectical Philosophy
Jennifer K. Green, Coercion: Description or Evaluation?
Daniel A. Putnam, What Exactly is the Good of Self-Deception?
Michael C. LaBossiere, Cracking the Division Bell: A Philosophical Attack on The Bell Curve
Andrew Askland, Conflicting Accounts of Equal Opportunity
Jane Duran, The Feminine and the Natural
Stephen A. Greene, Rethinking Kymlick's Critique of Humanist Liberalism

Joseph Grcic, Errors in Moral Reasoning
Daniel A. Dombrowski, Do Critics of Heidegger Commit the Ad Hominem Fallacy?

Aristotelis Santas, The Consequences of Hume's Epistemology
Julie E. Maybee, Rethinking Rationality
Robert Boyd Skipper and Michael R. Hyman, On Foundations Research in the Social Sciences
Iddo Landau, Modernism, Postmodernism and Politics

Teresa Brady, The Ethical Implications of the Human Genome Project for the Workplace
Claudia Mills, The Distinctive Wrong of Terrorism
Raja Halwani, Are One Night Stands Morally Problematic
A. M. Weisberger, The Ethics of the Broader Usage of Prozac: Social Choice or Social Bias?

Wes Cooper, Virtual Reality and the Metaphysics of Self, Community and Nature
Louke van Wensveen, Is Toughness a Business Virtue?
David B. Hershenov, The Limits of Liberal Tolerance: The Rights of Gays and Lesbians to Adopt
Daniel A. Dombrowski, Rachels. Abortion, and the Seventeenth Century
Daniel Statman, Virtue Ethics and Psychology

Shlomit C. Schuster, Report on Applying Philosophy in Philosophical Counseling

J. Harvey, The Emerging Practice of Institutional Apologies
R. E. Ewin, Institutional Excuses and Apologies

Michael Gabhart, Freedom, Understanding, and Therapy in Spinoza's Moral Psychology
James Gould, Sex, Sin and Immorality
William C. Gay, From Wittgenstein to Applied Philosophy

Michael J. Quirk, Just War in the Balkans?
Paul M. Hughes, Revolutionalry Rationality and the Good Life

Victor Cosculluela, The Ethics of Suicide Prevention
Warren Shibbles, Anxiety: A Pseudo-Concept
Saul Smilansky, Methodological Cynicism in Ethics
Stephen A. Green, Annette Baier and the Context of Risk

Joseph Sartorelli, Avoiding Mistakes in Reasoning About Naturalness: A Reply to Dalcourt

Michael Davis, Is Engineering Ethics Just Business Ethics?
Vivian Weil, Is Engineering Ethics Just Business Ethics?: What Can Empirical Findings Tell Us?
Rachelle D. Hollander, Is Engineering Safety Just Business Safety?
Kevin Gibson, Business Ethics and Engineering Ethics: Some Reflections

Teresa Brady, The Obese: A New Protected Class Under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Andrew Sikula, Sr. and Adelmiro D. Costa, Have Student Ethical Values Downturned Over the Last Quarter Century?
Joseph Osei, Plato's Theory of Change: A Popperian Reconstruction and its Significance for Traditional and Emerging Democracies

Joseph Sartorelli, Professor Dalcourt on the "Natural"
Gerard J. Dalcourt, Professor Sartorelli and the "Natural"
James Gould, Is Homosexuality Natural?

James A. Stegenga, A Common Global Morality for the Emergent Global Community
Saul Smilansky, The Political-Economic Population-Paradox
John Hund, The "Logic" of Teleological Reasoning in International Law

Clifton E. Perry, Criminal Responsibility, Intervening Causation and the Right to Die
L. B. Cebnik, A Bill of Rights for Human Subjects of Research: A Proto-Draft
Gordon Reddiford, The Fear of Being Cheated
David E. Soles, Four Concepts of Loyalty
David N. James, The Ethics of Fantasizing

Gabriel Palmer-Fernandez, Heaven's Fall: Michael Walzer on Killing the Innocent

James Fieser, The Correlativity of Duties and Rights
Paul M. Hughes, Bad Samaritans, Morality, and the Law
Wendell O'Brien, Judgments of Character

Jane Duran Assisted Performance,
Samual M. Natale, Roger J. Callan, Joseph Ford, and Sebastian Sora, Social Control, Efficiency Control and Ethical Control in Different Political Institutions: Education

Fernando Leal and Patricia Shipley, Deep Dualism
Ran Lahav, Applied Phenomenology in Philosophical Counseling
L. LamesValverde A., Jr., Risk and Public Decision-Making: Constructivism and the Postpositivist Challenge
Scott C. Lowe, Institutions and Depts of Gratitude
John Kleinig, The Limits of Consent: A Note on Dr. Kervorkian

Daniel A. Dombrowski, On Why Patriotism is Not a Virtue
Tziporah Kasachkoff, Some Complaints About and Some Defenses Of Applied Philosophy
Harvey E. Harrison, Ethics and Negotiation: The Search for Value and Freedom in Hollywood
Gary J. Foulk and M. Jan Keffer, Rationality and Principles: A Criticism of the Ethic of Care

Warren A. Shibles, Altruism vs. Egotism: A Pseudo-Problem - A Cognitive-Emotive Analysis
Brad Art, Isolation, Loneliness and the Falsification of Reality

James Fieser, The Compatibility of Eco-Centric Morality
Daniel Holbrook, Utilitarianism on Environmental Issues Reexamined

Nicholas Everitt, What's Wrong with Murder? Some Thoughts on Human and Animal Killing
Roger Paden, Deconstruction Speciesism: The Domain Specific Character of Moral Judgments

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