Several MSUM students presented at the 5th Red River Undergraduate Philosophy Conference at NDSU on Saturday, Oct. 20. The students and their paper titles included: Lance Pearson: “On the Potentiality and Structure of Indirect Realism” Jacob Hedlund: “On the Virtuous Prime Belief”
Marilea Bramer, Philosophy, co-wrote a chapter titled, “Gender Issues in Corporate Leadership” for the Handbook of the Philosophical Foundations of Business Ethics, scheduled to publish in September. The book can be found here.
Phil Mouch, Philosophy, presented his paper “Self-Defense and Wisconsin’s Castle Doctrine” at the Central States Philosophical Association in Columbia, Miss., on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Chang-Seong Hong, Philosophy, presented his Korean-language article “The Paradox of Enlightenment and Private Language Argument” at a June conference celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Institute for Buddhist Culture at Dongguk University in Seoul, Korea. A revised version of the 12,000-word paper was accepted for publication in the Aug. 31 issue of Bulgyohakbo, a Korean-language journal of Buddhist studies.
Theodore Gracyk, Philosophy, recently published a new scholarly essay of 7,000 words on “The Sublime and the Fine Arts.” The essay appears in a new book, The Sublime: From Antiquity to the Present, edited by Timothy Costelloe and published by Cambridge University Press.