Daniel Coren

Visiting Assistant Professor

Office:  Ladd 215
Phone: 
Email:   danielcoren@skidmore.edu

Degrees:

• PhD, University of Colorado Boulder, 2019

Teaching and Research Interests:

Ancient Greek Philosophy (especially Aristotle), Ethics (especially agency, free will, and moral responsibility), and Buddhist Philosophy

Select Publications:

“Zooming irresponsibly down the slippery slope” Analysis, 2021, 81: 396 – 402.

“Indecision and Buridan’s Principle” Synthese, forthcoming.

“Aristotle against (unqualified) self-motion” Ancient Philosophy, 2019, 39: 363 – 380.     

“Evaluating Epistemic Virtues” Synthese, 2019, 198: 1569 – 1578.  

“Aristotle on Motion in Incomplete Animals” Apeiron, 2020, 53: 285 – 314.

“Resentment, Parenting, and Strawson’s Compatibilism” Erkenntnis, 2020.   

“Epistemic Conservatism and Bare Beliefs” Synthese, 2019, 198: 743 – 756.   

“Testing for intrinsic value, for us as we are” Inquiry, 2019. 

“Neither Pardon nor Blame: Reacting in the Wrong Way” Analytic Philosophy, 2021, 62:

165 – 183.   

“Anger and Absurdity” Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 2021, 24: 717 – 732.

“Freedom, Gratitude, and Resentment: Olivi and Strawson” Res Philosophica, 2019,96:

1 – 21.