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Philosophy Facultyallis@hope.edu
Professor Allis has given papers on legal pragmatism and on original intent in the law and is the co-author of Resources in Ancient Philosophy: An Annotated Bibliography. He is a winner of the Hope Outstanding Professor-Educator award for teaching excellence, and writes about questions of teaching, learning, and knowing. adellolio@hope.edu
Professor Dell'Olio has published articles on religious pluralism, religious language, religion and morality, multiculturalism, and postmodernism. He has recently completed his book Foundations of Moral Selfhood: Aquinas on Divine Goodness and the Connection of the Virtues. Professor LaPorte 's contact information and details about his work may be found on his curriculum vitae.
mulderj@hope.edu Professor Mulder's information and details about his work may be found on his curriculum vitae. perovich@hope.edu
Professor Perovich has published articles on the German idealist philosophers Kant and Fichte, and on the philosophy of mysticism, and co-edited Human Nature and Natural Knowledge. He has recently edited a book of papers by the contemporary philosopher, Alan Donagan, Reflections on Philosophy and Religion. simon@hope.edu
Caroline J. Simon is John and Jeanne Jacobson Professor of Philosophy. She specializes in ethics, with an emphasis on the use of literature in moral reflection. She is the author of The Disciplined Heart: Love, Destiny and Imagination and has published many articles on moral knowledge, virtue ethics, friendship and sexuality. She has also authored, with historian James C. Kennedy, Can Hope Endure? A Historical Case Study in Christian Higher Education, was lead author of Mentoring for Mission: Nurturing New Faculty at Church Related College, and numerous articles on the nature of Christian Higher Education. For more detail information see her curriculum vitae. |
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