Robyn Gaier (Saint Louis University): Publications

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Saint Louis University
Department of Philosophy

Graduate student

St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America

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On the Continuation of the Craft Analogy in Republic II
Southwest Philosophy Review 25 (1): 83-91. 2009.

Classical Greek Philosophy Plato: Republic
10

A Matter of Facts: Comments on “Can Facts be Truth-makers?” by Justin Clarke
Southwest Philosophy Review 30 (2): 1-4. 2014.

Ontology
11

Comments on “Moral Excuses and Blame-Based Theories of Moral Wrongness” by Benjamin Rossi
Southwest Philosophy Review 32 (2): 53-55. 2016.

Ethics Motivation and Will
18

On the Reconciliation of the Spinozistic Doctrines of the Eternality of the Mind and Monistic Parallelism
Southwest Philosophy Review 24 (1): 211-218. 2008.

Spinoza: Psychophysical Parallelism
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Book review (review)
Journal of Value Inquiry 40 (1): 123-127. 2006.

Value Theory
12

Comments on Walter Riker’s “The Complicity Objection and the Return of Prescriptions”
Southwest Philosophy Review 31 (2): 59-62. 2015.
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On the Value of Phenomenology Across Disciplines and Traditions: Dan Zahavi, Subjectivity and Selfhood: Investigating the First-Person Perspective. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press, Cambridge and London, 2005, vii + 265 pp, ISBN 978-0262240505
Human Studies 30 (3): 269-273. 2007.
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Comments on “Aristotelian and Kantian Self-Legislation” by Reshef Agam-Segal
Southwest Philosophy Review 28 (2): 43-45. 2012.

Ethics
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Hey, You, What’s so Special about the Second-Person Perspective?
Southwest Philosophy Review 26 (1): 205-213. 2010.

The Self
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Self-love and Moral Agency
Southwest Philosophy Review 31 (1): 147-155. 2015.
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Comments on Gary Jaeger’s “Building Practical Coherence over Time”
Southwest Philosophy Review 27 (2): 49-52. 2011.

Drag to reposition

On the Continuation of the Craft Analogy in Republic II
Southwest Philosophy Review 25 (1): 83-91. 2009.

A Matter of Facts: Comments on “Can Facts be Truth-makers?” by Justin Clarke
Southwest Philosophy Review 30 (2): 1-4. 2014.

Comments on “Moral Excuses and Blame-Based Theories of Moral Wrongness” by Benjamin Rossi
Southwest Philosophy Review 32 (2): 53-55. 2016.

On the Reconciliation of the Spinozistic Doctrines of the Eternality of the Mind and Monistic Parallelism
Southwest Philosophy Review 24 (1): 211-218. 2008.

Book review (review)
Journal of Value Inquiry 40 (1): 123-127. 2006.

Comments on Walter Riker’s “The Complicity Objection and the Return of Prescriptions”
Southwest Philosophy Review 31 (2): 59-62. 2015.

On the Value of Phenomenology Across Disciplines and Traditions: Dan Zahavi, Subjectivity and Selfhood: Investigating the First-Person Perspective. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press, Cambridge and London, 2005, vii + 265 pp, ISBN 978-0262240505
Human Studies 30 (3): 269-273. 2007.

Comments on “Aristotelian and Kantian Self-Legislation” by Reshef Agam-Segal
Southwest Philosophy Review 28 (2): 43-45. 2012.

Hey, You, What’s so Special about the Second-Person Perspective?
Southwest Philosophy Review 26 (1): 205-213. 2010.

Self-love and Moral Agency
Southwest Philosophy Review 31 (1): 147-155. 2015.

Comments on Gary Jaeger’s “Building Practical Coherence over Time”
Southwest Philosophy Review 27 (2): 49-52. 2011.

Drag to reposition

On the Continuation of the Craft Analogy in Republic II Southwest Philosophy Review 25 (1): 83-91. 2009.

A Matter of Facts: Comments on “Can Facts be Truth-makers?” by Justin Clarke Southwest Philosophy Review 30 (2): 1-4. 2014.

Comments on “Moral Excuses and Blame-Based Theories of Moral Wrongness” by Benjamin Rossi Southwest Philosophy Review 32 (2): 53-55. 2016.

On the Reconciliation of the Spinozistic Doctrines of the Eternality of the Mind and Monistic Parallelism Southwest Philosophy Review 24 (1): 211-218. 2008.

Book review (review) Journal of Value Inquiry 40 (1): 123-127. 2006.

Comments on Walter Riker’s “The Complicity Objection and the Return of Prescriptions” Southwest Philosophy Review 31 (2): 59-62. 2015.

On the Value of Phenomenology Across Disciplines and Traditions: Dan Zahavi, Subjectivity and Selfhood: Investigating the First-Person Perspective. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press, Cambridge and London, 2005, vii + 265 pp, ISBN 978-0262240505 Human Studies 30 (3): 269-273. 2007.

Comments on “Aristotelian and Kantian Self-Legislation” by Reshef Agam-Segal Southwest Philosophy Review 28 (2): 43-45. 2012.

Hey, You, What’s so Special about the Second-Person Perspective? Southwest Philosophy Review 26 (1): 205-213. 2010.

Self-love and Moral Agency Southwest Philosophy Review 31 (1): 147-155. 2015.

Comments on Gary Jaeger’s “Building Practical Coherence over Time” Southwest Philosophy Review 27 (2): 49-52. 2011.

On the Continuation of the Craft Analogy in Republic II
Southwest Philosophy Review 25 (1): 83-91. 2009.

A Matter of Facts: Comments on “Can Facts be Truth-makers?” by Justin Clarke
Southwest Philosophy Review 30 (2): 1-4. 2014.

Comments on “Moral Excuses and Blame-Based Theories of Moral Wrongness” by Benjamin Rossi
Southwest Philosophy Review 32 (2): 53-55. 2016.

On the Reconciliation of the Spinozistic Doctrines of the Eternality of the Mind and Monistic Parallelism
Southwest Philosophy Review 24 (1): 211-218. 2008.

Book review (review)
Journal of Value Inquiry 40 (1): 123-127. 2006.

Comments on Walter Riker’s “The Complicity Objection and the Return of Prescriptions”
Southwest Philosophy Review 31 (2): 59-62. 2015.

On the Value of Phenomenology Across Disciplines and Traditions: Dan Zahavi, Subjectivity and Selfhood: Investigating the First-Person Perspective. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press, Cambridge and London, 2005, vii + 265 pp, ISBN 978-0262240505
Human Studies 30 (3): 269-273. 2007.

Comments on “Aristotelian and Kantian Self-Legislation” by Reshef Agam-Segal
Southwest Philosophy Review 28 (2): 43-45. 2012.

Hey, You, What’s so Special about the Second-Person Perspective?
Southwest Philosophy Review 26 (1): 205-213. 2010.

Self-love and Moral Agency
Southwest Philosophy Review 31 (1): 147-155. 2015.

Comments on Gary Jaeger’s “Building Practical Coherence over Time”
Southwest Philosophy Review 27 (2): 49-52. 2011.