Capital University
Religion and Philosophy Department

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Habitats of Madness

Nate Whelan-Jackson and Heather Keith, Supporting Capabilities for Flourishing: Philosophical Foundations of Equity in Health and Well-Being for People With Disabilities

Nate Whelan-Jackson, More than Merely Present

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Experiencing Assistive Technology: A Pragmatist Inflection for Occupational Therapy

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Buen Vivir and Disability's Swerve

Clint Jones, Absence, Violence, and Desire: Derrida, Girard, and Blue Beard’s Justice

Andrea Karkowski, Tristen Davis, Carmen Dixon, Nate Whelan-Jackson, and Linda Wolf, Reflective Pedagogy Community of Practice: Engaging Faculty and Staff in Reflective Pedagogy to Prepare for ePortfolio Launch

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Remembrance for Stuart Rosenbaum

Nate Whelan-Jackson and Daniel Brunson, Disability and American Philosophies (edited book)

Whelan-Jackson Nate, Pragmatic Individualism and the (Re)Production of Disability

Clint Jones, Black Sails as Philosophy: Pirates and Political Discourse

Clint Jones, The Walking Dead as Philosophy: Rick Grimes and Community Building in an Apocalypse

Clint Jones, Review (review)

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Disability and the Playing Field: Jane Addams, Sports, and the Possibility of Inclusion

Clint Jones, 3. Apocalyptic Ecology in the Graphic Novel: Life and the Environment After Societal Collapse

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Significant Lives and Certain Blindness: William James and the Disability Paradox

Nate Whelan-Jackson, “Deaf Spectators” and Democratic Elitism: Participation, Democracy, and Disability

Clint Jones, Stranger, creature, thing, other: monstrous reflections on our ecostential crisis

Clint Jones, Ecological Reflections on Post-Capitalist Society

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Habits and Mental Perspectives: Educating Moral Particularism

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Pragmatism and the Philosophy of Religion, written by Michael Slater (review)

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Charles S. Peirce and Mapping the Terrain between Commonsense and Science

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Moral Particularism and the Role of Imaginary Cases: A Pragmatist Approach

Nate Whelan-Jackson, John Dewey and the Possibility of Particularist Moral Education

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Curtis Hutt, John Dewey and the Ethics of Historical Belief: Religion and the Representation of the Past. Reviewed by (review)

Clint Jones and Cameron Ellis, The Individual and Utopia: A Multidisciplinary Study of Humanity and Perfection

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Common Sense and Pragmatism: Reid and Peirce on the Justification of First Principles

Nate Whelan-Jackson, Creative Actualization: A Meliorist Theory of Values (review)

Clint Jones, The Misadventures of Enrique Chagoya: Aesthetic Marginalization in Interpretations of Jesus Christ

Clint Jones, A Genealogy of Social Violence: Founding Murder, Rawlsian Fairness, and the Future of the Family