George Washington University
Department of Philosophy

David DeGrazia, Great Apes, Dolphins, and the Concept of Personhood

David DeGrazia, Why the united states should adopt a single-Payer system of health care finance

David DeGrazia, Taking Animals Seriously: Mental Life and Moral Status (edited book)

David DeGrazia, Value Theory and the Best Interests Standard1

David DeGrazia, Autonomous action and autonomy-subverting psychiatric conditions

David DeGrazia, Wittgenstein and the Mental Life of Animals

David DeGrazia, Antole Anton, Diana C. Fabiano, Predrag Finci, Igor Primoratz, Oskar Gruenwald, Heather Johnson, Tibor Machan, and Gerald Dworkin, Letters to the Editor

Anthony Serafini, Charles Weijer, David DeGrazia, P. W. Armstrong, and Robert S. Olick, Momento mori

David DeGrazia, Equal consideration and unequal moral status

David DeGrazia, Moving forward in bioethical theory: Theories, cases, and specified principlism

David DeGrazia, Review of Singer: Animal Liberation (review)

Tamas Angeles, Margaret Battin, Kurt Bayertz, Peter Budetti, Christian Byk, Lisa Sowell Cahill, Charles M. Culver, Michael Kingman, David DeGrazia, and Theresa Drought, Index to Volume 17

David DeGrazia and Andrew Rowan, Pain, suffering, and anxiety in animals and humans

Joanne Lynn and David DeGrazia, An outcomes model of medical decision making

David DeGrazia, Created From Animals: The Moral Implications of Darwinism

David DeGrazia, The moral status of animals and their use in research: a philosophical review

David DeGrazia, The Ethical Justification for Minimal Paternalism in the Use of the Predictive Test for Huntington’s Disease

David DeGrazia, Grounding a right to health care in self-respect and self-esteem

David DeGrazia, The distinction between equality in moral status and deserving equal consideration

David DeGrazia, Response

David DeGrazia, On Singer: More argument, less prescriptivism

David DeGrazia, Interests, Intuition, and Moral Status

Peter Caws, The Humanities in a Technological Age

Peter Caws, Critical Innocence and Straight Reading

Peter Caws, The Structure of Self-Reference

Peter Caws, The Ontology of Criticism

Peter Caws, Instruction and Inquiry

Peter Caws, What Happened in Paris

Peter Caws, Scientific Method

Peter Caws, The Decline of Conceptual Thinking