Philosophy
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Steven Vogel
| Affiliation | Faculty | | Title | Professor | | Office | Knapp 205A | | Email | vogel@denison.edu | | Phone | 740-587-6579 |
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Steve Vogel, who holds an A.B. from Yale University and a Ph.D. from Boston University, has been a member of the
Philosophy Department at Denison
since 1984. He teaches courses in
continental philosophy, nineteenth-century philosophy, environmental ethics, social
and political philosophy, and logic. He
has special research interests in environmental philosophy, in the work of Jürgen
Habermas and of the Frankfurt School, and in Marxism,
Hegel, and Heidegger. He is the author
of Against Nature: The Concept of Nature in Critical Theory,
published in 1996 by SUNY Press, and has published articles in Environmental Ethics (where he is also a
member of the editorial board), Environmental
Values, Philosophy Today, Rethinking Marxism, Social Theory and Practice,
Tikkun, Dissent, and elsewhere. In
2003 he was awarded the Charles A. Brickman Award for Teaching Excellence at Denison.
Research and Publications
Selected Publications
Denison Magazine First Person article [pdf]
Thomas Heyd (ed), Recognizing the Autonomy of Nature: Theory and Practice (Human Ecology, 2007) [pdf]
The Silence of Nature (Environmental Values, 2006) [pdf]
Nature as Origin and Difference (Philosophy Today, 1999) [pdf]
