Associate Professor
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Humanities Building 418
(205) 996-7483
Research and Teaching Interests: Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Biology, Philosophy of Social Science, Philosophy of Probability, Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Mind, Metaphysics, Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Modern Philosophy, Symbolic Logic
Visiting Assistant Professor
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Humanities Building 416
(205) 934-4083
Research and Teaching Interests: Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Neuroscience, Bioethics, Neuroethics, Feminist Epistemology
Assistant Professor
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Humanities Building 423
(205) 934-8771
Research and Teaching Interests: Ethics, Free Will and Responsibility, and Philosophy of Law
Associate Professor
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Humanities Building 425
(205) 934-8920
Research and Teaching Interests: Ethical Theory, Bioethics, Free Will/Moral Responsibility, and Theory of Knowledge
Associate Professor
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Humanities Building 417
(205) 934-8907
Research and Teaching Interests: Epistemology, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Science
Visiting Assistant Professor
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Research and Teaching Interests: Ethics, Philosophy of Language, History of Philosophy
Professor; Director, Early Medical Student Acceptance Program
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Humanities Building 420
(205) 934-4805
Research and Teaching Interests: Bioethics, especially Cloning and Assisted Reproduction; emerging issues in Bioethics, such as Neuroethics, Enhancement, Ebola, and the Affordable Care Act
Associate Dean for Research, University Professor of Psychology;
Interim Chair
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Heritage Hall 560F
(205) 934-8745
David C. Schwebel is a clinical psychologist whose research focuses on understanding and preventing unintentional injury in children, adolescents, and young adults. He will be serving as interim chair while the department conducts a national search.
Assistant Professor
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Humanities Building 419
(205) 934-8919
Research and Teaching Interests: Applied Ethics, Social/Political Philosophy
Associate Professor
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Humanities Building 407 D
(205) 934-4805
Research and Teaching Interests: History of Philosophy (especially ancient Greek philosophy), Kant and German Idealism, and Existentialism