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Amy Hannon

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Philosophy of Religion
Applied Ethics
17th/18th Century Philosophy
Asian Philosophy
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    Letter to the Editor
    Philosophical Practice: Journal of the American Philosophical Practitioners Association 1 (2): 71-71. 2005.
    (2005). Letter to the Editor. Philosophical Practice: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 71-71
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    Contributors to volume 1.2
    with Peter Atterton, Katrina Bramstedt, Ruben Diaz Jr, Vaughana Feary, Michael Grosso, George T. Hole, Ruth E. Kastner, Susan Kovalinsky, and Ronald Pies
    Philosophical Practice 1 (2). 2005.
    Aspects of Consciousness
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    Alexander Skutch: An appreciation (review)
    Philosophical Practice 1 (3): 185-188. 2005.
    Philosophy, Misc
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    An inconvenient truth: The planetary emergency of global warming and what we can do about it (review)
    Philosophical Practice 2 (3): 189-190. 2006.
    Topics in Environmental EthicsClimate Change
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    Contributors for Volume 1.3
    with Todd F. Eklof, Morten Fastvold, James B. Gould, Ora Gruengard, Grigoris Mouladoudis, Robert J. Parmach, Bernard Roy, Christopher Schreiner, and Reinhard Zaiser
    Philosophical Practice 1 (3). 2005.
    Aspects of Consciousness
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