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July 8, 2014 UNITED STATES (The Top 50 Will Be Ranked) Faculty Lists for 2014-15 surveys, looking towards 2015-16 *=70 or older in 2015 #=75 or older in 2015 Part-time faculty are half-time, unless otherwise noted. July 8, 2014 UNITED STATES (the top 50 will be ranked) FACULTY # Arizona Faculty: Julia Annas, Thomas Christiano, Stewart Cohen, Juan Comesaña, Gerald (“Jerry”) Gaus, Michael Gill, Richard Healey, Terence Horgan, Jenann Ismael, Rachana Kamtekar, Shaughan Lavine, J. Christopher Maloney, Michael McKenna, Shaun Nichols, David Owen, Guido Pincione, Marga Reimer, Connie S. Rosati, Daniel Russell, Carolina Sartorio, David Schmidtz, Houston Smit, Mark Timmons, Joseph Tolliver, Steven Wall, Jonathan Weinberg. Cognate faculty and philosophers in other units: Don Fallis, Martin Fricke, Kay Mathieson, Carmen Pavel, Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini, Christopher Robertson, Simone Sepe. FACULTY # Arizona State Faculty: Brad Armendt, Thomas Blackson, Elizabeth Brake, Cheshire Calhoun, Peter de Marneffe, Peter French, Carla Merino-Rajme, Joan McGregor, N. Ángel Pinillos, Douglas W. Portmore, Steven Reynolds, Rebecca Tsosie. Part-time faculty: Bernard Kobes. Cognate faculty and philosophers in other units: Richard Creath, Ted Humphrey, Patricia J. Huntingon, Manfred Laubichler, Jane Maineschein, Martin Beck Matuštík, Ben A. Minteer, *Jeffrie G. Murphy, Jason Robert, Hava Tirosh-Samuelson, Norbert Samuelson. FACULTY # Berkeley Faculty: Janet Broughton (also Vice-Provost), Lara Buchak, John Campbell, Timothy Clarke, Klaus Corcilius, Hannah Ginsborg, Wesley Holliday, Niko Kolodny, Geoffrey Lee, John MacFarlane, Paolo Mancosu, Alva Noë, Sherrilyn Roush, #Hans Sluga, #Barry Stroud, R. Jay Wallace, Daniel Warren, Seth Yalcin. Part-time Faculty: #Hubert L. Dreyfus, Michael (M.G.F.) Martin, Veronique Munoz Darde, #John Searle, Kwong-Loi Shun. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Meir Dan-Cohen, G.R.F. Ferrari, Alison Gopnik, Jodi Halpern, Kinch Hoekstra, Christopher Kutz, Tania Lombrozo, #Anthony A. Long, Sara Magrin, Line Mikkelsen, Stephen Palmer, Eric Rakowski, John R. Steel. FACULTY # Brown Faculty: Felicia Ackerman, Nomy Arpaly, Justin Broackes, David Christensen, James Dreier, Nina Emery, David Estlund, Mary Louise Gill, Paul Guyer, Richard G. Heck, Jr., Christopher Hill, Charles E. Larmore, Bernard Reginster, Joshua Schechter. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Corey Brettschneider, Pauline Jacobson, David Konstan, John Tomasi, William Warren. FACULTY # BU Faculty: Hugh Baxter, Alisa Bokulich, Peter Bokulich, Tian Yu Cao, Daniel Dahlstrom, Juliet Floyd, Aaron Garrett, Charles L. Griswold, Jr., Walter Hopp, Paul Katsafanas, Manfred Kuehn, #David B. Lyons, #Robert C. Neville, Russell Powell, David Roochnik, C. Allen Speight, Susanne Sreedhar, Daniel Star, Judson C. Webb. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Jeffrey P. Coulter, James Fleming, Akihiro Kanamori, Alan M. Olson, James Schmidt, John Stachel, Judith Swanson, Steven Tigner. FACULTY # Chicago Faculty: Jason Bridges, Daniel Brudney, Agnes Callard, James Conant, Kevin Davey, Arnold I. Davidson, David Finkelstein, Anton Ford, Michael Kremer, Ben Laurence, Gabriel Richardson Lear, Jonathan Lear, Marko Malink, Raoul Moati, Martha C. Nussbaum, Robert B. Pippin, Robert J. Richards, Josef Stern, Anubav Vasudevan, Candace Vogler, Malte Willer. Part-Time Faculty: Michael N. Forster (.25 time), Jean-Luc Marion Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Elizabeth Asmis, Shadi Bartsch, Chris Kennedy, Brian Leiter, David Wellbery. FACULTY # Cincinnati Faculty: Timothy W. Allen, Zvi Biener, Vanessa Carbonell, Tony Chemero, Valerie G. Hardcastle, Lawrence J. Jost, Peter Langland-Hassan, Koffi N. Maglo, Heidi Maibom, John McEvoy, Thomas W. Polger, Angela Potochnik, Robert C. Richardson, *Jenefer M. Robinson, Robert Skipper, Jr. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Arnold I. Miller, Adrian L. Parr, Kenneth Petren, Michael A. Riley, Sarah Stitzlein, George W. Uetz. FACULTY # CMU Faculty: Jeremy Avigad, Steve Awodey, Adam Bjorndahl, Robert Cavalier, David Danks, Benjamin George, *Clark Glymour, Mara Harrell, Kevin Kelly, Alex John London, Joseph Ramsey, Richard Scheines (also Dean), Teddy Seidenfeld, Wilfried Sieg, Mandy Simons, Joel Smith, Peter Spirtes, Thomas Werner, Kevin Zollman. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Wayne Wu. FACULTY # Colorado Faculty: Dominic Bailey, David Barnett, David Boonin (also Associate Dean of Arts & Sciences), Eric Chwang, Carol Cleland, Iskra Fileva, Graeme Forbes, Robert Hanna, Chris Heathwood, Adam Hosein, Michael Huemer, *Alison Jaggar, Dan Kaufman, Mitzi Lee, Bradley Monton, Alastair Norcross, Graham Oddie, Robert Pasnau, Robert Rupert, Raul Saucedo, *Michael Tooley, Ajume Wingo, Michael Zimmerman. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Marc Bekoff, Allan Franklin, Benjamin Hale, David Mapel, Laura Michaelis, Steve Vanderheiden. FACULTY # Columbia Faculty: David Albert, Akeel Bilgrami, Taylor Carman, Justin Clarke-Doane, John Collins, #Haim Gaifman, Lydia Goehr, Robert Gooding-Williams, Patricia Kitcher, Philip Kitcher, Tamar Lando, Karen Lewis, Wolfgang Mann, Christia Mercer, Michele Moody-Adams, John Morrison, Frederick Neuhouser, Elliot Paul, Christopher Peacocke, Carol Rovane, #David Sidorsky, Achille Varzi, Katja Vogt. Part-time faculty: Axel Honneth, #Robert C. Stalnaker (through 2017). Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Souleymane Bachir Diagne, #Jon Elster, #Kent Greenawalt, Jody S. Kraus, Wayne L. Proudfoot, #Joseph Raz (part-time), Guyatari Spivak. FACULTY # Connecticut Faculty: Dorit Bar-On, Donald L.M. Baxter, J.C. Beall, Paul Bloomfield, Thomas D. Bontly, Austen Clark, Lewis Gordon, Mitchell Green, Suzy Killmister, Hallie Liberto, Michael P. Lynch, David Ripley, Marcus Rossberg, Susan Schneider, Lionel Shapiro, Daniel Silvermint, Keith Simmons, Samuel C. Wheeler III. Part-time faculty: *William G. Lycan. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Damir Dzhafarov, Jon Gajewski, Jane Gordon, Magdalena Kaufmann, Stefan Kaufmann, Reed Solomon. FACULTY # Cornell Faculty: Karen Bennett, Tad Brennan, Charles Brittain, Andrew Chignell, Harold Hodes, Michelle Kosch, Scott MacDonald, Kate Manne, Julia Markovits, Richard W. Miller, Jill North, Derk Pereboom, Ted Sider, William Starr, Erin Taylor. Part-time faculty: *Richard N. Boyd (phased retirement), Gail Fine (phased retirement), Nicholas Silins. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Dorit Abusch, Peter Dear, Molly Diesing, Peter Gilgen, Joseph Halpern, Satya Mohanty, Sarah Murray, Hayden Pelliccia, David Pizarro, Mats Rooth, Steven Shiffrin, Richard Shore. FACULTY # CUNY Faculty: Christa Davis Acampora, Linda Alcoff, Sergei Artemov, Jeffrey Blustein, Steven M. Cahn, Noel Carroll, Samir Chopra, Alberto Cordero, Omar Dahbour, Michael Devitt, William Earle, Robert Fiengo, Peter Godfrey-Smith, Carol Gould, John Greenwood, Stephen Grover, Joel Hamkins, Jonathan Jacobs, Elliott Jurist, Frank Kirkland, #Saul Kripke, Douglas Lackey, Barbara Montero, Stephen Neale, Angelica Nuozzo, Gary Ostertag, Nickolas Pappas, *Rohit Parikh, Massimo Pigliucci, Gerald Press, Graham Priest, Jesse J. Prinz, Rosamond Rhodes, *David M. Rosenthal, Steven Ross, Sibyl A. Schwarzenbach, Peter P. Simpson, Thomas Teufel, Iakovos Vasiliou. Part-time faculty: David Papineau, Catherine Wilson. FACULTY # Duke Faculty: Sara Bernstein, Felipe de Brigard, Robert Brandon, Michael Ferejohn, Owen Flanagan, Jennifer Hawkins, Kevin Hoover, Andrew Janiak, Karen Neander, Wayne Norman, Carlotta Pavese, Alexander Rosenberg, Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, Gopal Sreenivasan, David Wong. Part-time faculty: Allen Buchanan, *Geoffrey Brennan (.25 time), *Peter van Inwagen (at least through 2016). Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Matthew Adler, Nita Farahany, Michael Gillespie, Ruth Grant, Daniel McShea, Toril Moi, Dale Purves. FACULTY # Emory Faculty: Susan Bredlau, #Thomas R. Flynn, Nicholas Fotion, Ursula Goldenbaum, Ann Hartle, Dilek Huseyinzadegan, Marta Jimenez, John Lysaker, Noëlle McAfee, Andrew J. Mitchell, Richard Patterson, Mark Risjord, Melvin Rogers, John J. Stuhr, Michael Sullivan, #Donald Phillip Verene, Cynthia Willett. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Deepika Bahri, Geoffrey Bennington, Munia Bhaumik, Bracht Branham, Vincent Cornell, Kevin Corrigan, Frans de Waal, Shoshana Felman, Elizabeth Goodstein, Lynne Huffer, Timothy Jackson, Daliai Judovitz, Elissa Marder, Jill Robbins, Mark Sanders, Peter Wakefield, Elizabeth A. Wilson. FACULTY # Florida State Faculty: Michael Bishop, Randolph Clarke, Marie Fleming, James Justus, Stephen Kearns, Mark LeBar, Simon Cabulea May, David McNaughton, Alfred Mele, Maria Morales, J. Piers Rawling, John Roberts, #Michael Ruse, John Schwenkler, Nathanael Stein. FACULTY # Georgetown Faculty: Francis Ambrosio, Tom Beauchamp, William Blattner, David Bronstein, Alisa Carse, Wayne Davis, Mark Henninger, Bryce Huebner, Steven Kuhn, Rebecca Kukla, Mark Lance, *John Langan, Neil Lewis, Judith Lichtenberg, Margaret Little, Huaping Lu-Adler, James Mattingly, Mark Murphy, Terry Pinkard, Madison Powers, Henry Richardson, Nancy Sherman, Karen Stohr, #Robert Veatch, #Wilfried ver Eecke, Linda Wetzel, Katherine Withy. Cognate Faculty and Philosophers in Other Units: Jason Brennan, Matthew Burstein, John DeGioia (Pres. of Univ.), Heidi Li Feldman, #Rom Harré, John Hasnas, John Keown, David Luban, Mark MacCarthy, Gerald Mara, John Mikhail, Edward Soule, Carol Taylor FACULTY # Harvard Faculty: Selim Berker, Matthew Boyle, Cheryl Chen, Warren Goldfarb,
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