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Dr Craig Taylor
Lecturer, Head of Department
The Flinders University of South Australia
Sturt Rd., Bedford Park
Adelaide, SA 5042
Australia
Ph: (08)8 201 3962
Fax: (08)8 201 2784
Email: Craig.Taylor@flinders.edu.au
Craig joined the department in 2006, having previously held lecturing positions at the University of Stirling, Louisiana State University and a number of universities in Australia. Craig’s main field of teaching and research expertise is ethics and applied ethics and he has published a book, entitled Sympathy: A Philosophical Analysis (Palgrave-Macmillan, 2002), and numerous articles in this field. Click here for a complete list of Craig’s publications.
Craig is currently the Philosophy Honours and BJUSS coordinator and his teaching at Flinders for 2006 includes:
PHIL2130 Bioethics (Sem.1)
PHIL1001 What is Philosophy? (Sem.2)
JUSS3000 Honours Seminar (Sem.2)
Publications
Book
- Sympathy: A Philosophical Analysis ( Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2002).
Papers in Refereed Journals
- ‘Introduction: Global Justice and Global Prosperity’, Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics (forthcoming 2006).
- ‘Winch on Moral Dilemmas and Moral Modality’, Inquiry (forthcoming 2006).
- ‘Moralism and Morally Accountable Beings’, Journal of Applied Philosophy, 22(2005), pp. 151-8.
- ‘Moral Cognitivism and Character’, Philosophical Investigations, 28(2005), pp. 253-72.
- ‘Morality and the Role-Differentiated Behaviour of Lawyers’, Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics, 6(2004), pp. 36-46.
- ‘Moral Incapacity and Huckleberry Finn’, Ratio, 14(2001), pp. 56-67.
- ‘Sympathy’, The Journal of Ethics, 3(1999), pp. 73-87.
- ‘Moral Incapacity’, Philosophy, 70(1995), pp. 273-285.
Other Refereed Publications
- ‘The Journalist as Moralist’, Contemporary Issues in Governance: Proceedings of the Annual GovNet Conference (2005).
Edited Works
- (with Tom Campbell) ‘Global Justice and Global Prosperity’. Special edition of Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics (forthcoming).
Book Review
- ‘Review: Facts, Values, and Morality, by Richard Brandt’, in Philosophical Books, (1997).
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