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July 2015

CURRICULUM VITAE OF KENNETH WILLIAM STIKKERS

Department of —Mailcode 4505 Office: (618) 536-6641 Southern Illinois University FAX: (618) 453-7428 Carbondale, IL 62901 e-mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION Ph.D., Philosophy, DePaul University, 1982, with Distinction Dissertation: "Toward a of Space: An Analysis of Spatial in Technological , with Special Attention to the Phenomenology of Max Scheler" Advisor: Professor Manfred S. Frings M.A., Philosophy, DePaul University, 1975 Thesis: "The Radical of William James: Philosophical Basis for an Age of Reform" Advisor: Professor Edward Allemand M.A., American Studies Program, University of Minnesota, 1972-1973 B.A., Sec. Ed., Honors Program, summa cum laude, , DePaul University, 1972 Honors Thesis: "A of Black Economic Development, Reconstruction to 1905"

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Southern Illinois University Carbondale Professor, Philosophy, August 1997 to present; Chair, August 1997 to August 2003 Professor, Africana Studies, August 2010 to present Courses: Dissertation Research; Supervision of Graduate Assistant Instructors; Teaching Practicum; Introduction to Teaching and the Profession; of Liberation, Theories of Community, American and Continental; Continental Personalism; : Theories of Interpretation, American and Continental; Max Scheler; ; William James; American ; W. E. B. Du Bois and His Contemporaries; History of American Women Philosophers; American Puritanism; Intellectual Origins of American ; American Political Theory; Philosophy of /History of Economic Thought; Philosophy and Sociology; History of African ; Philosophy of Race; Senior Thesis; ; Honors Seminar: Economics and Social ; Philosophy and Diversity; American Mind; ; Introduction to Philosophy University of Warsaw, Poland Visiting Professor, Fall 2015 Seminar: History of American Philosophy, from Puritanism to Autonomous University of Sinaloa, Mexico Professor, Faculty of Economics and Sociology, 2010 to present Seminars: Philosophy of Economics (2010); The of (2012); Amartya Sen and the Ethical Foundations of Economic Science (2013) Seattle University Professor, Philosophy, September 1996 to July 1997 Chair, Philosophy, August 1991 to August 1994 Associate Professor, Philosophy, September 1986 to September 1996 Assistant Professor, Philosophy, September 1981 to September 1986 Department of Philosophy--Courses: Thesis Research; Senior Synthesis: Philosophy and the Good Life; American Women Philosophers; Phenomenology of Religious Experience; ; Michel Foucault; Birth and Death in the Nuclear Age; Economics and Social Justice; African- American Philosophy; and Pacifism; American Philosophy; Philosophy and the Crisis of

Modernity; Gender and Social ; Phenomenology; ; ; Ethics; Social/; Philosophy and ; Philosophy of the Social Sciences; Philosophy of the Human Person; Introduction to Philosophy and Critical Thinking Independent Studies: a. , b. Philosophy of , c. Dehumanization, d. Business and Social Justice, e. Language and Nature, f. Ethics and Multinational Corporations, g. Democratic Economy, h. Freud and Philosophy, i. Max Scheler, j. Philosophy of Economics, k. The Federalists, l. Afro-American Philosophy, m. Michel Foucault, f. Women in the History of Philosophy, g. Department of Psychology, Graduate Program--Independent Studies: a. Husserl's Ideas II, b. Scheler and Wojtyla, c. Phenomenology, d. Michel Foucault, e. Max Scheler Albers School of Business: Graduate Seminar--Improving Productivity and Quality of Work Life; Principles of Economics - Macro Matteo Ricci College: Senior Capstone: Social Justice and ; Economic Alternatives for Social Justice; Perspectives on the Person I; Modes of Inquiry; Western Cultural Traditions I, II, III Elderhostel: Wonder and Wisdom: An Introduction to Philosophy Continuing Education: Wealth and Well- Honorary Fellow, Department of Philosophy, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1994-95 Research Project: Kant's Ethics Loyola University of Chicago Lecturer, Philosophy, September 1980 to July 1981 Courses - Department of Philosophy: Action and Values - Business (Business Ethics); Action and Values - Ethics Continuing Education: Thinking More Clearly: Introduction to Informal ; Understanding Death and Dying DePaul University Lecturer, Philosophy, June 1977 to March 1981 Teaching Assistant, Philosophy, 1973 to 1977 Courses - Department of Philosophy: Independent Study; Death and Dying; History of American Philosophy; Sociology and Philosophy; Social Issues and ; Basic Concepts of Phenomenology; American Philosophy - Political Ideas and Pragmatism; Systems of ; Philosophy of Economics; ; Themes in Existential Literature; Philosophy of Interpersonal Relations; Contemporary Views of Experience; Greek Philosophy; Reflections on Person; Building a ; Sources and Problems in Thinking Department of Economics: Economy and Society; Principles I - Introduction to Economics Continuing Education: Understanding Death and Dying Board of Education, Gary, Indiana--Education Consultant, Program for the Gifted, 1980. Board of Education, Chicago--Education Consultant, Program for the Gifted, 1979 to 1981. Oakton Community College (MONNACEP), Instructor, January to November 1978 Courses: Existentialism; Thinking More Clearly: An Introduction to Informal Logic Central YMCA Community College, Instructor, 1977 (Introduction to Social Sciences) Glenbrook Adult Evening School, Instructor, 1977 (Introduction to Philosophy) Carl Schurz High School, Chicago, Student Teacher, Social Studies, 1971 Courses: Contemporary American History; Modern European History Glenbrook South High School, Debate Coach, Glenview, Illinois, 1969 to 1970

VISITING AND GUEST LECTURESHIPS Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, December 1983 Lectures: "Max Scheler and the Philosophy of John Paul II"; "'Ethos' and Its Relationship to Ideal and Real Factors in Max Scheler's Sociology"; "Max Scheler's Theory of "; "Ethics and Nuclear Armament" University College, Cork, Ireland, Visiting Lecturer and Researcher, March-May 1979

Lecture/Seminar Series: The of Max Scheler

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY Current Projects True Community: On the Enduring Influence of Puritanism on American Political Thought Pragmatic Catholicisms (under review by Fordham University Press) "Where Is the Freedom in 'Free Enterprise'?" “Jamesian Catholicism” Honors and Awards Josiah Royce Loyalty Award, Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, 2005 Summer Faculty Fellowship, Seattle University, 1988 Project: "Economics and Ethics" Recipient, Helen Potter Award, Association for Social Economics, for the outstanding essay in social economics for 1987. Summer Faculty Fellowship, Seattle University, 1986. Project: "Max Scheler's Contributions to Social Economics" Faculty Fellowship, Seattle University, to attend Collegium Phaenomenologica, Perugia, Italy, July 1984. Summer Faculty Fellowship, Seattle University, 1982. Project: "Economics as Moral Philosophy" Arthur J. Schmitt Scholar, DePaul University, 1976. Arthur J. Schmitt Scholar, University of Minnesota, 1972-1973.

PUBLICATIONS AND CREATIVE WORKS Books Economics as Moral Philosophy (New York: Oxford University Press, under consideration). Co-editor (with Judith Green), Pragmatic Catholicisms (New York: Fordham University Press, under consideration). Editor, An American Urphilosophie, and Other Writings, by Robert P. Bunge (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, forthcoming). Co-Editor (with Krzysztof Piotr Skowronski), Philosophy in the Time of Economic Crisis (London: Routledge, in preparation) Pasado, presente y future de las ideas utópicas: repensar las bases éticas de la economía (Utopian Visions Past, Present, and Future: Rethinking the Ethical Foundations of Economy), trans. Benito Ramírez Meza (Siglo XXI, 2013). Editor and author of “Introduction,” Problems of a Sociology of , by Max Scheler (London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1980).

Articles “The Transvaluation of Economic into Moral Values,” Humanomics (forthcoming). "Is Free Enterprise Anti-Capitalist?—Moral and Business Ethics in Economies," Business Ethics Quarterly (forthcoming). “The Spirit of Capitalism and the Caribbean Slave ,” The Pluralist 10.2 (Summer 2015): 194- 204 “Politics and the of in the American Anarchist Tradition,” Pragmatism Today 6.1 (2015): 53-59. “Response to Bromley,” The Pluralist 10.1 (Spring 2015): 31-37. “'… But I’m Not Racist': Toward a Pragmatic Conception of 'Racism,'” Presidential Address, Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, The Pluralist 9.3 (Fall 2014): 1-17. “The Great Divorce: The Freeing of Markets from Communities and from Moral Constraints,”

Humanomics 30.3 (2014): 186-98. “Classical American Pragmatism and the Crisis of European Science,” Pragmatism Today 4.1 (Summer 2013): 56-62. “What’s an Economy Good for?—On the Relevance of for 21st Century Economics,” Southwest Philosophy Review 29.1 (2013): 135-43. Editor’s Introduction to Special Issue of The Pluralist 7, no. 3 (Fall 2012): 1-6. “Intuicja i rozum w klasycznej filozofii amerykanskiej” ("'Intuition' and 'Reason' in Classical American Philosophy") Kronos 20.1 (2012): 87-102. "Dewey, Economic , and the Mondragon Cooperatives," European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy 3. 2 (2011): 186-99. Editor’s Introduction to Special Issue of The Pluralist 6.3 (Fall 2011): 1-4. “ on the Public Responsibility of Intellectuals,” Ethics and Politics 12.1 (2010): 195-206. “The ‘Art of Living’: Aesthetics of Existence in Foucault and American Philosophy,” Radical Philosophy Review 12, nos. 1-2 (2009): 339-53. “Persons and Power: Max Scheler and Michel Foucault on the Spiritualization of Power,” The Pluralist 4 (Spring 2009): 51-59. “Methodological Afrocentrism, with Special Application to the Thought of W. E. B. DuBois,” Journal of Speculative Philosophy 22 (2008): 40-49. “Commentary on Mathew Foust’s ‘Tragedy and the Sorrow of Finitude: Reflections on Sin and Death in the Philosophy of Josiah Royce,’” The Pluralist 2 (Summer 2007): 115-18. “ of Similitude and Logics of in American and Contemporary ,” Journal of Speculative Philosophy 20 (2006): 115-21. “In Memory of Lewis E. Hahn,” Philosophy East and West 56 (January 2006): 4-6. “Transaction, Development, and Capacity: Commentary on ‘Toward a Transactional Theory of ,” Journal of Economic 10:2 (June 2003): 157-60 “Royce and Gadamer on Interpretation as the Constitution of Community,” The Journal of Speculative Philosophy 15.1 (2001): 14-19 “Las Raices de la Economia en el Mundo-de-la-Vida,” Laissez-Faire 14 (March 2001): 3-12 “Respuesta a los Comentarios,” Laissez-Faire 14 (March 2001): 48-54 "Technologies of the World, Technologies of the Self: A Schelerian Critique of Dewey and Hickman," Journal of Speculative Philosophy (1996): . "Ambivalences of Modernity: The Great Escape from Place into Space," in Philosophy 28 (1996): 87-102. "Moral Sensibilities for the Social Economy: The Challenges Facing Social in the Twenty-First Century—A Philosopher's Perspective," Review of Social Economy 51 (Winter 1993): 441-54. "Economies of and Acquisition, Economies of Gift and Thanksgiving," Humanomics 7 (1991): 4-14. "Goals, Values, and Community in the Social Economy: Some Implications from the Social Theories of Aristotle, Toennies, and Scheler," Forum for Social Economics (Spring 1988): 1-12. "Max Scheler's Contributions to Social Economics," Review of Social Economy 45 (December 1987): 223-42. Recipient of Helen Potter Award, as outstanding essay in social economics for 1987. (co-editor) Max Scheler, "Shame and Feelings of Modesty," in Person and Self-Value, trans. Manfred S. Frings, (Dordrecht: Martinus Nijhoff, 1987), pp. 1-85. "Response to R. T. Allen," Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 18 (January 1987): 74- 76. "'Ethos.' Its Relationship to Real and Ideal Sociological Factors in Max Scheler's ," Listening 21 (Fall 1986): 243-53. "The Life-World Roots of Economic Science," Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 16 (May 1985): 167-176. "Max Scheler et le pragmatisme americain," Societes (1985).

"Is Capitalism Compatible with Christianity?" Forum for Social Economics (Fall 1984): 1-17. "Max Scheler: Toward a Sociology of Space," Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 9 (October 1978): 175-183. (with Manfred S. Frings) "Bibliography of English Translations of the Works of Max Scheler," Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 9 (October 1978): 207-08. (with Manfred S. Frings) "Introduction to Max Scheler's 'The Idea of Peace and Pacifism,'" Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 7 (October 1976): 151-153. "Living the Poetic Life: 's Experiment at Walden Pond," Concord Saunterer 11 (Fall 1976): 1-9.

Creative/Scholarly Contributions—Assisted in the editing of the following: Max Scheler, „Shame and Felings of Modesty,“ in Person and Self-Value: Three Essays, trans. and ed. by Manfred S. Frings (Dordrecht, Netherlands: Martinus Nijhoff, 1987): 1-86. Edited text and verified, corrected, and translated footnotes. Max Scheler, Erkenntnislehre und Metaphysik, Vol. 11 of Gesammelte Werke (Bern: Francke Verlag, 1980). Verified and corrected foot- and endnotes. Martin Heidegger, Heraklit: Anfang und Logos, Vol. 55 of the Gesamtausgabe (Frankfort: Vittorio Klostermann, 1979). Compiled, verified, and corrected endnotes. Max Scheler, Die Wissensformen und die Gesellschaft, 3rd ed., Vol. 8 of the Gesammelte Werke (1979). Compiled corrections and inserted in text; verified and corrected foot- and endnotes.

Chapters in Professional Books “Economics and the Crisis of European Science,” Philosophy in a Time of Economic Crisis, ed. Kenneth W. Stikkers and Krzysztof (London: Routledge, forthcoming). (with Liu Mu) “The Relativity of Transaction Costs,” Philosophy in a Time of Economic Crisis, ed. Kenneth W. Stikkers and Krzysztof (London: Routledge, forthcoming). (London: Routledge, forthcoming). “We Liberal, Ironic Hypocrites: Situating Rorty in the History of American Democratic Thought,” Richard Rorty and Beyond, ed. Randall Auxier and Krzysztof Piotr Skowroński (Lanham: Lexington Books, forthcoming). “Value in Max Scheler and American Pragmatism,” Erkennen - Handeln - Bewähren. Phänomenologie und Pragmatismus, ed. Michael Gabel and Matthias Müller (Nordhausen, Germany: Traugott Bautz, 2015): 39-49. (with Sarah J. Palm) “'What We Leave Behind?'—Claire Underwood’s American Dream,” House of Cards and Philosophy, ed. J. Edward Hackett (Oxford, England: John Wiley & Sons, 2015). “Practicing Philosophy in the Experience of Living: Philosophy as a Way of Life in the American Philosophical Tradition,” Essays on American Pragmatism: Practicing Philosophy as Experiencing Life, ed. Krzysztof Skowronski (Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2015): 34-57. “Economies of Scarcity and Acquisition, Economies of Gift and Thanksgiving: Lessons from Cultural ,” Value and Values: Economics and Justice in an Age of Global Interdependence (Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 2015), pp. 214-28. “Introduction” to Therese Boos Dykeman, Contributions by Women to Early American Philosophy: Anne Bradstreet, Mercy Otis Warren, and Judith Sargent Murray (St. Louis: Edwin Mellon Press, 2009). “The Influence of Pragmatism on Max Scheler’s Sociology of Knowledge,” Between Pragmatism and Constructivism, ed. Larry Hickman, Stefan Neubert, and Kersten Reich (New York: Fordham University Press, 2009), pp. 67-83. (co-author, with Larry A. Hickman, Stefan Neubert, Kersten Reich, and Jim Garrison), “After Cologne: An Online Email discussion about the Philosophy of John Dewey,” Between Pragmatism and Constructivism, ed. Larry Hickman, Stefan Neubert, and Kersten Reich (New York: Fordham University Press, 2009), pp.187-241.

“The Primacy of Value in Max Scheler and American Pragmatism,” in American and European Values, edited by Matthew Flamm and Krzysztof Skowronski (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Press, 2008), pp. 164-75. “Der Einfluss von Charles S. Peirce und William James auf die Soziologie des Wissens bei Max Scheler—ein Dialog zwischen Pragmatismus und Konstruktivismus in historischer Perspektive,“ in John Dewey: Zwischen Pragmatismus und Konstruktivismus, ed. Larry Hickman, Stefan Neubert, and Kersten Reich (Muenster: Waxman, 2004), pp. 46-58. (co-author) “Dewey zwischen Pragmatismus und Konstruktivismus—eine Diskussion,” in John Dewey: Zwischen Pragmatismus und Konstruktivismus, ed. Larry Hickman, Stefan Neubert, and Kersten Reich (Muenster: Waxman, 2004), pp. 163-200. “Instrumental and Cultivated Pluralism: Alain Locke and Philosophy’s Quest for a Common World,” The Critical Pragmatism of Alain Locke, edited by Leonard Harris (Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 1999), pp. 209-16. “Value as Ontological Difference," The Phenomenology of Values and Valuing, edited by Lester Embree and James Hart (Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1997), pp. 137-54. "Charles Sanders Peirce's Sociology of Knowledge and Critique of Capitalism," Frontiers in American Philosophy, edited by Robert Burch and Herman Saatkamp, vol. I (College Station: Texas A & M University Press, 1992), pp, 179-90. "Phenomenology and Economic Science," Descriptions, ed. Don Ihde and Hugh Silverman (Stony Brook: State University of New York Press, 1985), pp. 211-22. "Phenomenology as Psychic Technique of Non-Resistance," in Phenomenology in Practice and Theory: Essays for Herbert Spiegelberg, ed. William S. Hamrick, Phaenomenologica 92 (The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1985), pp. 129-151. “Introduction” to Problems of a Sociology of Knowledge, by Max Scheler (London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1980), "Introduction,” pp. 1-30.

Book Reviews Review of The Politics of Survival: Peirce, Affectivity, and Social Criticism, by Lara Trout, The Pluralist 6.2 (Summer 2011): . Review of Integral Pluralism: Beyond Culture Wars, by Fred Dallmayr, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, September 8, 2010. Review of The Ethics of Energy: William James's Moral Philosophy in Focus, by Sergio Franzese, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, May 3, 2009. Review of Philosophy and the Reconstruction of Culture: Pragmatic Essays after Dewey, edited by John J. Stuhr, The Personalist Forum 10 (Spring 1994): 49-51. Review of Philosophy of Prediction and Capitalism, by Manfred S. Frings, Canadian Philosophical Review (October 1988): 396-98. Review of Toward a Theology of the Corporation, by Michael Novak, and The Corporation: A Theological Inquiry, ed. Michael Novak and John W. Cooper, Review of Social Economy 41 (April 1983): 74-79. Review of Pragmatism and Phenomenology: A Philosophic Encounter, by Sandra B. Rosenthal and Patrick Bourgeois. Phenomenology Information Bulletin 6 (October 1982): 28-31.

Curriculum Materials (co-editor) The Wealth and Well-Being of Our People: An Anthology of Readings (Seattle: Metrocenter YMCA, 1985). (co-author) Today's Constitution and You: High School Curriculum (Seattle: Metrocenter YMCA, 1984).

Booklets (co-author) Citizens' Initiatives for Preventing Nuclear War (Seattle: Target Washington, 1984).

(co-editor) Target Seattle: Preventing Nuclear War (Seattle: Target Seattle, 1983). Professional Presentations “The Spirit of Capitalism and the Caribbean Slave Trade,” World Congress of Social Economics, Brock University, Canada, June 23, 2015; Pontifical Catholic University, Porto Alegro, Brazil, October 16, 2013; Inter-American Congress of Philosophy, Salvador, Brazil, October 9, 2013; Summer Institute in American Philosophy, University of Oregon, July 9, 2013; Philosophy Born of Struggle, Texas A & M University, October 26-27, 2012; Caribbean Philosophical Association, University of the West Indies, Trinidad, July 21, 2012 “Philosophy as a Way of Life: Lessons from the Margins of American Philosophy,” Caribbean Philosophical Association, Cancun, Mexico, June 19, 2015 “The Great Matricide: How Economics Murdered Moral Philosophy,” Keynote Address, “Felicità, benessere, prosperià: Tra filosofia, politica ed economia,” University of Venice, Italy, June 4, 2015 “Between Assimilationism and Separatism: Alain Locke’s ,” Summer Institute in American Philosophy, Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, University College Dublin, Ireland, June 9, 2015; Philosophy Born of Struggle, Purdue University, October 26, 2013; World Congress of Philosophy, Athens, Greece, August 5, 2013 (with Sarah J. Palm) “’Burning the Barn to Find Their Penny in the Hay’: The Underwoods’ American Dream,” Popular Culture Association, New Orleans, April 2, 2015 “Emancipation from Capital,” Keynote Address, “Emancipation: Challenges at the Intersection of American and European Philosophy,” Fordham University, February 28, 2015 “Economics and the Crisis of European Science,” European Values X: “Philosophy in a Time of Economic Crisis,” University of Opole, Poland, September 17, 2014 “Politics and the Aesthetics of Existence in the American Anarchist Tradition,” Central European Pragmatism Forum, Wrocław, Poland, June 11, 2014 Commentary on John B. Min’s “Epistemic Dimension of Deliberation Reconsidered: Legitimacy, Epistemic Quality of Decisions, and Systemic Approaches to Deliberative Democracy,” Philosophical Collaborations, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, March 21, 2014 “'… But I’m Not Racist': Toward a Pragmatic Conception of 'Racism,'” Presidential Address, Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, Denver, March 8, 2014 “Aesthetics of Existence in the American Philosophical Tradition,” New York Pragmatist Forum, Fordham University, New York, New York, December 6, 2013; and 19th International Congress of Aesthetics: Aesthetics in Action, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, July 24, 2013 “The Placelessness of American Philosophy,” Society for United States Intellectual History, University of California, Irvine, November 3, 2013 “We Liberal, Ironic Hypocrites: Situating Rorty in the History of American Democratic Thought,” Midwest Pragmatist Study Group, Indiana University/Purdue University Indianapolis, September 22, 2013; American and European Values IX: Richard Rorty and Beyond, University of Opole, Poland, July 31, 2013 “Practicing Philosophy in the Experience of Living: Philosophy as a Way of Life in the American Philosophical Tradition,” World Congress of Philosophy, Athens, Greece, August 8, 2013 “Philosophy as Inquiry and Way of Life: Lessons from Philosophies Born of Struggle,” World Congress of Philosophy, Athens, Greece, August 7, 2013 “Classical American Philosophy and the Crisis of European Science,” Philosophical , University College Dublin, June 20, 2013; First European Pragmatism Conference, Rome, September 21, 2012 “John Dewey, Economic Democracy, and the Mondragon Cooperatives,” Western Social Science Association, Denver, April 11, 2013 “Ethics, Economics, and Worker Participation: New Opportunities for Dialogue,” Rutgers University, School of Management and Labor Relations, January 14, 2013

“The Status of the Study of American Philosophy in U.S. Colleges and Universities,” American Philosophical Association, December 28, 2012 "What's an Economy Good for?--On the Relevance of Aristotle for the American Economy in the 21st Century," James Sauer Memorial Lecture, St. Mary’s University, San Antonio, Texas, October 25, 2012, and Birmingham-Southern College, September 14, 2010; American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, New York, December 28, 2009 “Deweyan Democracy as a Way of Economic Life,” International Association for Employee Participation, Rutgers University, July 13, 2012 “The Great Divorce: The Freeing of Markets from Moral Constraint,” World Congress of Social Economics, University of Glasgow, June 22, 2012. "Defending Philosophy, Defending Humanity," American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, December 28, 2011. “’Value’ in Max Scheler and American Pragmatism,” University of Erfurt, Germany, June 16, 2011. "Pragmatist ," University of Cologne, Germany, June 7, 2011. “’Intuition’ and ‘Reason’ in Classical American Philosophy,” University of Warsaw, June 3, 2011. “Economies of Scarcity and Acquisition, Economies of Gift and Thanksgiving: Lessons from ,” 16th Inter-American Congress of Philosophy, Mazatlan, Mexico, November 29, 2010. “Do Catholic Social Justice Teachings on Economy Favor Capitalism or ?” James Sauer Memorial Lecture, St. Mary’s University, San Antonio, TX, October 25, 2010. Commentary on Bill E. Lawson and Timothy Golden, “From to Ethics: Subjectivity and Religion in Frederick Douglass,” Philosophical Collaborations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, March 19, 2010. “’Time’ in and memories of Manfred S. Frings,” Max Scheler Society of North America, Chicago, February 19, 2010 “Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance,” America’s Cultural Crossroads, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, October 3, 2009. “The ‘Art of Living’: Aesthetics of Existence in Foucault and American Philosophy,” Radical Philosophy Association, November 7, 2008. Commentator on Bill E. Lawson and Camisha Russell, “Thin Skin, Thick Blood: The Non- Philosophical Underpinnings of Black Solidarity,” Philosophical Collaborations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, March 28, 2008. “An Outline of Methodological Afrocentrism, with Special Attention to the Thought of W. E. B. DuBois,” Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, Michigan State University, March 15, 2008 “Is Free Enterprise Anti-Capitalist?—Locating Moral Agency in Market Economies,” Indiana University-Purdue University, Ft. Wayne, February 14, 2008 “The Primacy of Value in Max Scheler and American Pragmatism, American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, Baltimore, December 30, 2007 “Jamesian Catholicism,” American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, December 28, 2007, and American Catholic Philosophical Association, Dennison University, October 28, 2006 Commentary on Dwayne Tunstall’s “Cornel West’s Non-Deweyian Prophetic Pragmatism” and Mark Sanders’s, “My Rortyian Hope,” Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, University of South Carolina, March 10, 2007 “Persons and Power: Max Scheler and Michel Foucault on the Spiritualization of Power,” International Conference on Persons, University of North Carolina, Asheville, August 4, 2007. “An Outline of Methodological Afrocentrism, with Special Attention to the Case of W. E. B. DuBois,” Philosophical Collaborations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, March 24, 2007 “Roycean Sources of Alain Locke’s Cosmopolitanism,”Conference on Persons, Western Carolina University, June 18, 2006 Commentary on John White, "Two Idols of Phenomenology: Idolatry in the Philosophies of Max

Scheler and Jean-Luc Marion," Max Scheler Society of North American, Chicago, April 27, 2006 Commentary on Mathew Foust’s “Tragedy and the Sorrow of Finitude: Reflections on Sin and Death in the Philosophy of Josiah Royce,” Conference on Josiah Royce on Ethics and Community, Oklahoma City, April 8, 2006 “The Transvaluation of Market into Moral Values,” Conference on Value Inquiry, Molloy College, April 6, 2006 “Logics of Similitude and Logics of Difference in American and Contemporary Continental Philosophy,” Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, March 10, 2006. “The Primacy of Value in Max Scheler and American Philosophy,” American and European Values, University of Opole, Poland, June 23, 2005. Commentary on Santiago Amaya’s “Economic and Psychological Idealizations,” Philosophical Collaborations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, February 25, 2005. “John Dewey, Education, and Democracy in Historical Context,” Conference on John Dewey’s Philosophy of Education, Milda, Germany, November 2003. “Comments on Posner and Khalil,” Conference on John Dewey and Socio-Economic Theory, Behavioral Research Council American Institute for Economic Research, May 2003. “Pluralism and the Quest for a Common World: A Response to Talisse and Aiken,” Philosophical Collaborations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, March 2003. Commentary on Dominic J. Capeci, Jr.’s and Jack C. Knight’s “A Paradox of Leadership Behind the Veil: W. E. B. Du Bois on Greatness of Soul,” Mid-South Philosophy Conference, University of Memphis, February 2003. “Pragmatism and Constructivism in Historical Context,” University of Cologne, November 2002. “The Development of Max Scheler’s Sociology of Knowledge in Dialogue with American Pragmatism,” Personalist Seminar, Western Carolina University, July 2002. Commentary on Jim Garrison and Shabnam Moussavi, “ Toward a Transactional Theory of Decision Making: Creative Rationality as Functional Coordination in Context,” International Network of , Allied Social Science Association, Atlanta, January 2002 "Royce and Gadamer on Interpretation as the Constitution of Community," St. Louis University, September 2001. “Interpretation as the Constitution of Community in Gadamer and Royce,” Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Penn State University, October 2000. “Another Brand of Personalism: Max Scheler’s Philosophy of Person,” Personalist Forum, American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, Boston, December 29, 1999 "In Honor of Manfred S. Frings," Heidegger Circle, DePaul University, April 1999. "Alain Locke's Instrumental Relativism and Cultivated Pluralism," American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, Washington, D.C., December 29, 1998 "Logics of Similitude and Logics of Difference in American and Continental Philosophies," Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Denver, October 1998. "What Alain Locke Teaches John Dewey about Democracy," World Congress of Philosophy, Boston, August 1998. "John Dewey on 'Publics' and the Social Responsibility of Intellectuals," Southern Illinois University, September 1997; American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, Oakland, March 27, 1997 "The 'Art of Living' in Foucault and American Philosophy," Southern Illinois University, January 23, 1997; Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Georgetown University, October 10, 1996 "Is Free Enterprise Anti-Capitalist?--Business Ethics and Moral Agency in Market Economies," University of Colorado, Denver, October 14, 1996; Seventh International Conference, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Washington, D.C., April 8, 1995; Beloit College, December 1, 1994; St. Xavier University (Chicago), October 18, 1993; DePaul University, April 2, 1992; Seattle University, January 31, 1992. "Value as Ontological Difference," Northwest Conference on Philosophy, Gonzaga University, October

1995; Center for Advanced Research in Phenomenology, Florida Atlantic University, May 21, 1994. "Ambivalences of Modernity: The Great Escape from Place into Space," Fifth Annual Conference, Philosophy and the Interpretation of Culture, "World, Community, Place," Binghamton University, April 29, 1995. "Post- and Max Scheler's of Suffering," Memphis State University, February 11, 1994; Southern Illinois University Carbondale, February 10, 1994; DePaul University, April 3, 1992; Seattle University, April 18, 1990. "Technologies of the World, Technologies of the Self: A Schelerian Critique of Dewey and Hickman," Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, Houston, March 4, 1994; Vanderbilt University, February 9, 1994; Southern Illinois University, October 19, 1993; American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, San Francisco, March 28, 1991. "The Challenges Facing Social Economists in the Twenty-First Century: A Philosopher's Perspective," Association for Social Economics and Midwest Economics Association, Chicago, March 27, 1992. "The Paradox of Freedom: Moral Responsibility and the Market Economy," Paradox of Freedom: A Speakers' Series, Centralia College, October 23, 1991. "Economies of Gift and Thanksgiving, Economies of Scarcity and Acquisition: On the Foundation of an Ethical Economic Order," Second International Conference on Ethico-Economics: Ethical Foundations of the Economic and Social Order, University College, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, October 12, 1991 “The Ethical Dimension of the Quest for : A Commentary on Professor Shin-ichi Yuasa’s ‘Certainty, the Fictitious Essence of Philosophy,” 23rd Annual Meeting of the Husserl Circle, Seattle University, June 30, 1991 "Ethics in State Licensing and Regulatory Agencies," National Clearinghouse on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation, Annual Conference, Seattle, September 7, 1990 "Charles Sanders Peirce's Sociology of Knowledge and Critique of Capitalism," Frontiers in American Philosophy, Texas A & M University, June 1, 1988; Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, Southern Illinois University, March 5, 1983; and Northwest Conference on Philosophy, November 13, 1981 "Max Scheler on Hermeneutics, , and Techniques of the Self," Conference on the Philosophy of Max Scheler, Long Island Philosophical Society, April 25-26, 1988 "Phenomenology, Ethics, Economics, and the Crisis of European Science," Keynote Address, Symposium on Economics as a Moral Science, Harvard University, January 28, 1988 "Nietzsche, Sombart, and Scheler on the Transvaluation of Economy Values," Association for Social Economics and Allied Social Science Association, Chicago, December 28, 1987. “Philosophy and the Teaching of Writing,” Writing Across the Curriculum Conference, Seattle Pacific University, November 7, 1987 "Max Scheler and American Pragmatism," Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Notre Dame University, October 1987; Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania, March 1987 "Values, Goals, and Community in the Social Economy: Some Implications from the Social Theories of Toennies and Scheler," Association for Social Economics and Western Economic Association, Vancouver, B.C., July 1987 "Productivity and Business Ethics," Griffin Business College, May 1987 "Max Scheler's Philosophy of Culture," Northwest Society for Phenomenology, Existentialism, and Hermeneutics and Northwest Conference on Philosophy, Central Washington University, November 1986 "Max Scheler's Contributions to Social Economics," Fourth World Congress of Social Economics, Toronto, August 14, 1986 ": and Religiosity in the Market Place," Central Washington University, February 1986

"Is Capitalism Compatible with Christianity?" Association for Social Economics and Western Economic Association, Las Vegas, June 28, 1984 "The Life-World Roots of Economic Science," British Society for Phenomenology, Oxford University, April 15, 1984 "Marxism and Soviet Nuclear Policy," Seattle University, October 26, 1983 "Phenomenology and Economic Science," Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, St. Louis, October 20, 1983 "Social Values and the Crisis of Economic Science," Third World Congress of Social Economics, California State University, Fresno, August 18, 1983 "Economic Values and the 'Crisis' of Western Science," Western Economics Association and Association for Social Economics, Seattle, July 23, 1983 "Phenomenology, Economics, and Human Values," Northwest Philosophy Conference and Northwest Society for Phenomenology, Existentialism, and Hermeneutics, University of Idaho, November 13, 1982 "Phenomenology as Psychic Technique of Non-Resistance," Phenomenology Forum, Seattle University, October 7, 1981 "Economics and Ethics," Midwest Economics Association and Association for Social Economics, March 28, 1980 "Three Unifying Themes in the Philosophy of Max Scheler," Chicago Society for Process Thought, Max Scheler Study Group, October 21, 1979. “Karol Wojtyla's Philosophy of Person," Symposium on the Philosophy of Karol Wojtyla and Its Theological Implications for Pope John Paul II, DePaul University, October 3, 1979. "On the Idea of a Phenomenological Sociology," Chicago Society for Process Thought, October 14, 1979; British Society for Phenomenology, Oxford University, England, April 7, 1979. "The Notion of 'Evidence' in Schelerian Phenomenology," World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research, North Pomfret, Vermont, June 15, 1978. " in America," William Rainey Harper College, April 1978. "Wealth and Success in American Life," DePaul University, March 1978. " and Social Reform: The Influence of William James upon Jane Addams, W. E. B. DuBois, and Walter Lippmann," Wisconsin-Northern Illinois American Studies Association, March 11, 1978. “Philosophy in the Life of a Culture," DePaul University, November 20, 1977. “Toward a Sociology of Space, with Special Attention to the Phenomenology of Max Scheler," British Society for Phenomenology, Oxford University, England, April 11, 1976; Chicago Society for Process Thought, March 7, 1976. “Living the Poetic Life: Henry David Thoreau’s Experiment at Walden Pond,” Chicago Society for Process Thought, April 20, 1975 “The Radical Empiricism of William James and the Philosophical Foundations for an Age of Reform,” Chicago Society for Process Thought, December 16, 1973.

Other Co-Director, Philosophical Collaborations, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, February 1-March 1, 2013 Co-editor, Special Issue on "Higher Roads to Peace: The Role of Ethics in Resolving Conflicts between Arabs and Jews,” Peace and Change 36, no. 4 (October 2011). Seminar: “The Significance of Puritanism for American Philosophy,” Summer Institute in American Philosophy, University of Colorado, July 14-15, 2006 Co-conductor (with David Vessey), Seminar on “Gadamer in Dialogue with American Philosophy,” Summer Institute in American Philosophy, University of Oregon, July 15-16, 2005. "Theoretical Foundations for Diversity in the Curriculum," Seattle University, June - July 1993. "Birth and Death in Multicultural, Interdisciplinary Perspective," Seattle University, July 1992.

"Teaching American Philosophy from a Multicultural Perspective," Teaching Philosophy in a Multicultural Context, San Jose State University, July 15, 1991. "Teaching American Philosophy: Mainstream and Oppressed Voices in the American Tradition," Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, University of California, Santa Cruz, March 2, 1991, and 8th International Workshop-Conference on Teaching Philosophy, American Association of Philosophy Teachers, Indiana University, August 8, 1990. "Philosophy and the Teaching of Writing," Writing Across the Curriculum Conference, Seattle Pacific University, November 7, 1987 "Cooperatives Increasing Democracy," Puget Sound Cooperative Federation, Summer Conference, Seattle, August 25, 1984. "Teaching Logic in the Elementary and High Schools," Rockford College, October 1981. Workshops in Philosophy for Children, Chicago Board of Education Program for the Gifted, 1979 to 1981. "Teaching Philosophy in the Elementary Classroom," Gary Community School Corporation Gifted and Talented Programs, Gary, Indiana, October to December 1980. "Critical Thinking Skills," Center for Gifted Education, Elgin, Illinois, June 20, 1980. Study Tour in American Philosophy: New England, DePaul University, August 1978. Workshop in Philosophy for Children, Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children and the Chicago Consortium of Colleges and Universities, Western Springs, Illinois, June to July 1978. Grants Received Travel grant from Rutgers University School of Management and Labor Relations, to participate in conference, January 13-15, 2013 Core Interdisciplinary Course Development Grant, Seattle University, 1990 Project: "Economic Alternatives for Peace and Social Justice" Washington Commission for the , grant for "Social Values and the Future of the Washington Economy," 1988 to 1990. Washington Commission for the Humanities, grant for "Minority Contributions to American Philosophy," Seattle University, March 1-3, 1984.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE A. Teaching and Specialties American philosophy, especially Puritanism, William James, American political philosophy, African American philosophy contemporary continental philosophy: phenomenology, existentialism, Max Scheler, Michel Foucault philosophy of the social sciences, especially philosophy of economics social-political philosophy ethics and value theory American social and intellectual history D. Current Graduate Faculty Status: I E. Number of Master’s and Ph.D. Committees on which I have served Ph.D Committees: 35 F. Students who have completed Master’s Theses and Doctoral Dissertations under my direction M.A. Theses: John August, Anthony Giambusso, Umit Kartal, Laura Mueller, Tim McCune, Kara McCullum, Darian Spearman, Nika Saeidi Ph.D. Dissertations: Phillip Thompson, Jeffrey Post, Gregory Sadler, Dana McDonald, Charles Hobbs, Tommy Curry, Anthony Giambusso, John Gamber, Edward Hackett, Rebecca Farinas

UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE A. Department Committees Graduate Committee

Mentoring Committee Colloquia Committee (Chair) B. College and University Committees and Councils Peace Studies Graduate Council College Rank and Tenure Committee C. Other

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Membership in Professional Associations American Association of Philosophy Teachers American Catholic Philosophical Association American Philosophical Association, Central Division American Studies Association Association for Social Economics British Society for Phenomenology International Society for the Sociology of Knowledge Josiah Royce Society North American Society for Social Philosophy Northwest Philosophy Conference Northwest Society for Phenomenology, Existentialism, and Hermeneutics Popular Culture Association Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy William James Society

Offices Held and Honors Awarded in Professional Associations Chicago Society for Process Thought (Chair, Program Committee; Max Scheler Study Group, Founder) Educators for Social Responsibility (Executive Committee, Washington Chapter) Josiah Royce Society (Secretary, 2006-09) Long Island Philosophical Society, Co-Chair, Conference on the Philosophy of Max Scheler Pacific Northwest American Philosophy Reading Group (co-founder) Philosophers for Social Responsibility (founding member) Society for Philosophers in America (Executive Committee) Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy (Board of Trustees, 1987-2006, 2010-16; President, 2012-14; Vice President/President Elect, 2010-12; Secretary-Treasurer, 1987-2006; Committee on Inter-American Relations, 2012-present; Committee on ,2012- present; Grants Committee, 2014-present; Coss Dialogues Committee, 2008-09; Co-Chair, Program Committee, 1995; Chair, Local Arrangements, 1984 Annual Meeting; Program Chair, Pacific Division, 1983-87); recipient of Josiah Royce Loyalty Award, 2005

Conferences Organized Co-organizer, “Philosophy in Time of Economic Crisis,” Opole University, Poland, Sept. 2014 Co-organizer, "Higher Roads to Peace: The Role of Ethics in Resolving Conflicts between Arabs and Jews," Southern Illinois University Carbondale, April 5-6, 2010 Co-Director, Summer Institute in American Philosophy, Co-sponsored by the Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy and Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, University of Vermont, 1999-2002, University of Oregon, 2003-05, University of Colorado, 2006-08. Co-Chair, Program Committee, Annual Meeting, Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, University of Oregon, February 25-27, 1999 Co-Chair, Program Committee, Annual Meeting, Society for the Advancement of American

Philosophy, Bentley College, March 2-4, 1995. Local Arrangements Committee, Annual Meeting, Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Seattle, September 29-October 1, 1994. Co-Director, "Person and World: The Philosophy of Max Scheler," sponsored by the Long Island Philosophical Society, State University of New York, Stony Brook, April 25-26, 1988. Chair, Local Arrangements, Annual Meeting, Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, Seattle University, March 2-3, 1984.

Editorial Boards Forum for Social Economics Journal of Speculative Philosophy The Pluralist Social Philosophy Research Institute Book Series

Evaluation of Manuscripts for Journals and Book Publishers and of Grant Proposals Continental Philosophy Review Fordham University Press Indiana University Press Peace and Change Review of Social Economy Routledge & Kegan Paul Stanford University Press State University of New York Press Vanderbilt University Press

COMMUNITY SERVICE Councils, Task Forces, and Committees Emerson Elementary School, Seattle, Site Council (1991-92) Focus International (Conference on Seattle's economy and the Pacific Rim 1984-1985) Humanomics Consulting Associates, Founder and Chairperson Illinois Committee for 2012 United Nations Year of Cooperatives (2010-12) Mayor's Task Force on Drinking Drivers, Advisory Committee, Co-Chairperson, (1983-1984) Metrocenter YMCA, Corporate Council (1983-97) Mondragon West Development Group, Steering Committee, Chair, Cooperative Theory and Education Committee Northwest Foundation, President Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, Pastoral Council (1996-97) Puget Sound Cooperative Federation, Education Committee and Consultant Seattle Religious Peace Action Coalition (SERPAC), Clergy and Laity Concerned (1982-97) Social Values and the Future of the Washington Economy, Project Scholar (1987-90) Target Seattle: Preventing Nuclear War, Subcommittee on Ethics (1982) Target Seattle: Soviet , Executive Committee (1983) Target Washington, Executive Committee (1984-1985) Today's Constitution and You (Bicentennial Project), Executive and Curriculum Committees (1983- 1985) U.S./U.S.S.R. Leaders in Dialogue (cultural-political exchange program, 1983) Washington Commission for the Humanities, Friends of the Humanities (1983-97) The Washington Foundation, President, Board of Directors Wealth and Well-Being (1984-88), Chair, Speakers Program (1986-88)

Consultant Activity

Puget Sound Cooperative Federation, 1984-97. Antioch University, Whole Systems Design Program, 1984 to 1987. "Wealth and Well-Being," adult economic education project, Metrocenter YMCA, 1984-87. "Another Kind of Courage," an oral history of conscientious objection and draft resistance for broadcast on National Public Radio, funded by the Washington Commission for the Humanities, 1983 to 1986. "Quest for Peace: A Radio History of American Peace Movements, 1690-1960," KUOW, aired November 8 to 12, 1983.

Public Lectures “The Ethics of Genetically Modified Foods,” Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, sponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council, April 11, 2007. "God, Work, and : Reconciling Monday with Sunday," three lectures, St. Frances Cabrini Parish, West Bend, WI, March 1995. "History of American Women Philosophers," Women's Center, Seattle University, May 2, 1993. "Confessions of an Itinerant Philosopher," Last Lecture Series, Seattle University, February 14, 1992. "Social Justice: What Is the University's Responsibility?" Seattle University, November 15, 1990. "Business Ethics and Social Investment," The Statesman's Club, Seattle, October 22, 1986. "Birth and Death in the Nuclear Age," Educators for Social Responsibility, May 13, 1986. "The U.S. Catholic Bishops' Letter on the Economy," St. Paul's Church, March 7, 1986. "Coops, A Strategic Option for Economic Democracy," Keynote Address, Puget Sound Cooperative Federation Awards Night, October 25, 1985. "Business Ethics: Improving Productivity and the Quality of Work-Life," Federally Employed Women, Inc., May 23, 1985. "Productivity and Quality of Work-Life," American Businesswomen's Association, May 1, 1985. "Ethical Principles Underlying the Pastoral," symposium on "Catholic Social Teaching and the U.S. Economy," Seattle University, April 22, 1985. "Cooperative Enterprises as Cultivators of Community," General Membership Meeting, Central Coop, Seattle, October 28, 1984. "Ethics, Politics, and Economics," East Shore Unitarian Church, September 26, 1984. "The Ethics and Economics of the Nuclear Arms Race," Green River Community College, May 24, 1984. "Wonder and Wisdom: An Introduction to Philosophy," four lectures, East Shore Unitarian Church, March-April 1984. “Ethics and Nuclear Armament," Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility and Students for Social Responsibility, University of Washington, August 22, 1983.

Radio and Television Interviews Interview on GNP as a measure of economic well-being, KIRO-Radio, May 15, 1985. Interview on Pope John Paul II, KING-Radio, May 13, 1985. Interview/discussion on Alduous Huxley's 1984, KIRO-Radio, January 11, 1984. Interviewed for "Target Seattle: Soviet Realities," KING-TV, October 30, 1983. "Where Do Come From?" panel discussion for public television program "Your Right to Know," taped June 4, 1983, distributed to and aired on various pubic television networks nationwide.