“Divine Power and Its Paradoxes: Can God Square the Circle?” is the topic of a Philosophy talk by Majid Amini of Virginia State University Thursday, October 6 at 7 p.m. in CMU 227. In the Semitic tradition of religions, it is a conventional wisdom that God has the attribute of omnipotence. Yet, this classical monotheistic conception of the Divine has […]
Chang-Seong Hong, Philosophy, has had his Korean language article “A Reflection on Bhikkhu Hyun-Eung’s Enlightenment and History” accepted for publication in Buddhist Review (December 2011).
Philip Mouch, Philosophy, attended the International Social Philosophy Conference in Milwaukee July 21-23, where he presented the paper, “Killing in Self-Defense and the Doctrine of Double Effect.”
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Theodore Gracyk, Philosophy, garnered rave reviews for a book he recently co-edited. Gracyk and Andrew Kania, an assistant professor of philosophy at Trinity University in San Antonio, tackle the key topics, subjects, thinkers and debates in philosophy and music in The Routledge Companion to Philosophy and Music. The 654-page tome is a guide and reference containing fifty-six entries by an […]