• Civil Religion in Political Thought (edited book)
    with John von Heyking
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    Rousseau and Kant on Envy
    The Paideia Archive: Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy 41 246-265. 1998.
    One can learn a great deal about the relative priorities in any moral theory by understanding how these priorities are conveyed in the perpetually vexing challenge of moral education. Rousseau and Kant are two thinkers whose distinctly modern retrieval of classical virtue was animated by overlapping yet diverging grievances with classical philosophy. One common enemy of Rousseauian and Kantian virtue found in classical thought is the moral vice of envy. This essay argues that whereas Rousseau ch…Read more
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    Two Orientations Toward Human Nature (review)
    Review of Metaphysics 61 (4): 839-841. 2008.
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    Public reason and the sources of deliberative conflict
    European Journal of Political Theory 12 (3): 306-315. 2013.