Dr.
Kevin Graham
Associate
Professor of Philosophy
College
of Arts & Sciences
Teaching
Responsibilities
Research Interests
Social &
Political Philosophy
Philosophy of Race
Philosophy of
Feminism
Epistemology
Recent Publications
"The Ideal of
Objectivity in Political Dialogue," Social Epistemology (forthcoming).
"Autonomy,
Individualism, and Social Justice," Journal of Value Inquiry 36,
no. 1 (2002), pp. 43-57.
"After the
Buses Stop Running: Distributive Justice or Dialogue," in Race, Social
Identity, and Human Dignity: Social Philosophy Today, Volume 16, ed. C.
Hughes (
"Review
Essay: Race and the Limits of Liberalism," Philosophy of the Social
Sciences 32, no. 2 (June 2002), pp. 219-39.
"Racism and
the Limits of Distributive Justice," Public Affairs Quarterly 15,
no. 3 (July 2001), pp. 271-89.
"Participatory
Democracy in an Age of Global Capitalism," in The Problems of
Resistance: Studies in Alternate Political Cultures, ed. S. Martinot, with
J. James. In the series Radical Philosophy Today, Volume 2 (
"The
Political Significance of Social Identity: A Critique of Rawls's Theory of
Agency," Social Theory and Practice 26, no. 2 (Sept. 2000), pp.
201-22.
Professional
Association Memberships
Service Responsibilities
Chair, Academic Policy Committee, Creighton College of Arts & Sciences
Elected Member, Executive Committee, Creighton College of Arts & Sciences
President,
Ex-officio Member, Executive Committee, Nebraska Conference of the American Association of University Professors
Program Committee
Co-Chair, North American Society for Social Philosophy Sessions at the Central Division Meeting of the
American Philosophical Association
Ex-officio Member, Executive Committee, North American Society for Social Philosophy
Education
|
Ph.D. in Philosophy,
University of Toronto, 1996 |
|
M.A. in
Philosophy, University of Toronto, 1991 |
|
B.A. in Liberal
Arts, St.
John's College (Maryland), 1990 |
Contact Information
kgraham@creighton.edu (email)
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Creighton University | College of Arts & Sciences | Department of Philosophy