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| A R T I C L E S (Partial list of over 100 articles)
1. “Big is Beautiful: A Defense of World Government” HISTORY REVIEW, 2005 2. “Globalism, Cosmopolitanism and the Prospects of World Peace and Justice” in War and Reconciliation, ed. Joseph Runzo, Cambridge University Press, 2005. 3. “A Defense of the Death Penalty” in Issues in Applied Ethics, eds. Andrew Cohen and Christopher Wellman, Blackwells, 2004. 4. “The Moral Case for Institutional Cosmopolitanism” in CROATIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, 2004. 5. “The Moral Response to Terrorism and the Cosmopolitan Imperative”, in J. Sterba, ed. Terrorism and International Justice, Oxford University Press, 2002. 6. “In Defense of the Death Penalty” in THE DEATH PENALTY DEBATE, ed. Hugo Bedau, Oxford University Press, 2003. 7. “Justice As Desert” QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY LAW and JUSTICE JOURNAL, vol.1.1, 2001. 8. “Strawman or Straw Theory?” A Response to Albert Mosley’s Critique of my “The Case Against Strong Affirmative Action,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR APPLIED PHILOSOPHY, vol. 13, 1999. 9. “Equality and Desert” in PHILOSOPHY, 72, 1997. 10. “Does Equality Trump Desert?”, in DESERT: A READER, eds. O. McLeod and L. Pojman, 1998. 11. “The Case Against Strong Affirmative Action”, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR APPLIED PHILOSOPHY, vol. 12, 1998. It also appears in William Shaw’s PERSONAL AND SOCIAL MORALITY, 4th ed., Wadsworth Publishing Co., 1998. 13. “In Defense of the Death Penalty”, in JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHILOSOPHY, VOL 11; Winter/Spring 1997. 14. “Equality: The Concept and Its Conceptions”, in BEHAVIOR AND PHILOSOPHY, Summer 1995, Vol 23.2; pp. 1-27. 15. “Are All Humans Equal?: A Critique of Contemporary Egalitarianism” in EQUALITY: A READER, ed. Robert Westmoreland and Louis Pojman, Oxford University Press, 1996. 16.“Free Will, Determinism and Moral Responsibility” in Ethical Theory, ed. L. Pojman, Wadsworth, 4th and 5th editions, 2002, 2005. 17. “Are Equal Human Rights Based on Equal Human Worth?” PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH, October, 1992, pp. 1-18; reprinted in Sterling Harwood, ed. BUSINESS ETHICS, Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 1995. 18. Animal Rights and Egalitarianism in ETHICAL ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY, eds., John Howie and George Schedler, University of Southern Illinois Press, forthcoming late 1994, pp. 108-154. 19. “Reflections on the Basis of Contemporary Secular Ethics”, JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY vol. XXVI, number 1, Summer 1995. 20. “An Inegalitarian Thought Experiment” in PHILOSOPHY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, 1995 pp. 233-39. 21. “Do Animal Rights Entail Moral Nihilism” in PUBLIC AFFAIRS QUARTERLY, Vol 7.2, April 1993, pp. 165-186. 22. “Faith, Doubt and Hope” in CONTEMPORARY CLASSICS IN PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION, eds. Ann Loades and Loyal Rue, Open Court, 1991, pp. 183-207 [selected by 22 leading philosophers of religion as one of the best papers in Philosophy of Religion in the second half of the twentieth century]. 23. “A Reply to Michael Levin and Laurence Thomas' Views on Race and Crime”, JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, 1993. 24. “Is Contemporary Moral Theory Founded on a Misunderstanding?” in JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY in volume 22, number 2, April 1992, pp. 49-59. 25. “Ethics: Religious and Secular”, THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN vol. 70, November, 1992, pp. 1-30.26. “The Moral Status of Affirmative Action”, PUBLIC AFFAIRS QUARTERLY, vol. 6.2, April 1992, pp. 181-206; reprinted in AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: SOCIAL JUSTICE OR REVERSE DISCRIMINATION, ed. F. Beckwith and T. Jones, Prometheus, 1998; in BUSINESS ETHICS, eds. Robert E. Frederick and Michael Hoffman, McGraw-Hill, 1995; in DO THE RIGHT THING, ed. Frank Beckwith, Jones and Bartlett, 1995; in AT THE CROSSROADS: AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, GENDER AND CULTURE, ed. Steven Yates; BUSINESS ETHICS, ed. Tom Beauchamp; CONTEMPORARY MORAL ISSUES: RACE, GENDER & CLASS PERSPECTIVES, ed. Julie McDonald; in James Sterba, ed. MORALITY IN PRACTICE, 5th ed, Wadsworth, 1997; and in Howard Curzer, ed. MORAL PHILOSOPHY, 1998. 27. “Believing, Willing and the Ethics of Belief”, in THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE: CLASSICAL AND CONTEMPORARY READINGS, Wadsworth, 1992, pp. 525-543; and in 2nd edition, 1999. 28. “A Critique of Contemporary Egalitarianism,” FAITH AND PHILOSOPHY, Vol 8.4. October, 1991, pp. 481-206. 29. “Gilbert Harman's Internalism and the Problem of Motivation”, THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN, Vol LXIII.1, November, 1990, pp. 19-40. 30. “Kierkegaard's Epistemology”, KIERKEGAARDIANA, 1990, 82-86. 32. “Free Will and Determinism: A Contemporary Analysis”, ZYGON, Vol 22.4, 1988, pp. 397-417. 33. “A Critique of Moral Relativism”, in ETHICAL THEORY ed. Louis Pojman Wadsworth Publishing Company, 1988, pp. 24-32; in subsequent editions up through 5th one in 2006. Reprinted in DO THE RIGHT THING, ed. Frank Beckwith, Jones & Bartlett, 1995. 34. “In Defense of Moral Saints” in ETHICAL THEORY, 1988, pp. 344-350; in subsequent editions up through 5th one in 2006. 35. “Reflections on Moral Relativism”, in HISTORIES AND ADDRESSES OF PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETIES, A Special Series in Value Inquiry Books, 1996. 36. “Faith without Belief,” in FAITH AND PHILOSOPHY, Vol 3.2, April, 1986; pp. 157-176. Reprinted in PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION: AN ANTHOLOGY, 3rd ed.; revised article in 4th ed., Louis Pojman. 37. “On Criteria for Rational Religious Belief,” in FAITH AND BEING, a Festschrift for John Macquarrie, edited by Eugene Long and Alastair Kee, SCM Press, 1986. This article has been reprinted in THE PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION, ed. Yeager Hudson, Mayfield, 1990, and PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION, E. L. Klemke, Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1992. 38. “A Critique of Gutting's Argument from Religious Experience”, in PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: A BOOK OF READINGS, ed. L. Pojman, Wadsworth Publishing Company, 1986; pp. 137-142. 39. “Can Religious Belief be Rational?” in PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: A BOOK OF READINGS, ed. L. Pojman, Wadsworth Publishing Company, 1986, pp. 480-489. 40. “Kierkegaard's Concept of Freedom and the Scala Paradisi” in the INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION, vol 18:141-148, 1985. 41. “Believing and Willing”, THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, vol 15, number 1, March 1985, pp. 37-55. 42. “The Ethics of Belief,” SOUTHWEST PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES, March 1985, pp. 1-7. 43. “A Critique of Holyer's Volitionalism”, in DIALOGUE, March, 1985. 44. “Kierkegaard on the Stages of Existence,” in FAITH, KNOWLEDGE AND ACTION ed. George Stengren, Copenhagen:Reitzels, 1984, pp. 116-145. 45. “Volitionalism and the Acquisition of Belief” in SOUTHWEST PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES, March 1984, 14 pages. 46. “Christianity and Philosophy in Kierkegaard's Early Papers,” JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS, Jan., 1983. 47. MORAL VALUES AND THE MEANING OF LIFE, a short monograph, Waterleaf Press, 1983, pp. 1-28. 48. “Direct Volitionalism,” SOUTHWEST PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES, 1982. 49. “Kierkegaard on Subjectivity: Two Concepts,” PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (supplement to PHILOSOPHICAL TOPICS), 1982, pp.39-52. 50. “Kierkegaard on Faith and History,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION, vol. 13:57-68. 51. “Kierkegaard on Paradox and Subjectivity,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION, vol. 12:165-170. 52. “The Logic of Subjectivity,” SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, Spring, 1981, vol.19:73-83. 53. “Volitionalism,” PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION, March, 1981; pp. 1-13. 54. KIERKEGAARD AS PHILOSOPHER, a monograph published by Waterleaf Press, 1979; pp. 1-34. 55. “Rationality and Religious Belief,” RELIGIOUS STUDIES, vol.15:159-172; 1979. 56. “Kierkegaard's Theory of Subjectivity and Education”, a chapter in PHENOMENOLOGY AND EDUCATION, eds., Curtis and May, Methuen Press, 1978. 57. “Belief and Will,” RELIGIOUS STUDIES, vol. 14:1-14; 1978. 59. “Pedaling Power: Sustainable Transportation” ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS: Readings in Theory and Application, ed. Louis Pojman, Wadsworth Publishing Company, 1st.-4th editions, 1994-2005. 61. “The Moral Response to Terrorism” in TERRORISM AND INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE, James P. Sterba, ed., Oxford University Press, 2003.
SELECTED PAPERS READ AT UNIVERSITIES AND CONFERENCES (Partial list of over 125 lectures) 1. “ Globalism, Cosmopolitanism and the Prospects of World Peace and Justice” at the Cambridge University, May 26, 2003. 2. “The Moral Case for Institutional Cosmopolitanism” International Conference on Ethics in Bled, Slovenia, June 4, 2003.’ 3. “Nationalism, Cosmopolitanism and Justice” Drew University, March 24, 2003. 4. “Bioethics and Cosmopolitanism” Yale University, December 18, 2002. (2 lectures) 5. “The Moral Response to Terrorism and the Cosmopolitan Imperative”, American University, Nov. 19, 2002 6. “The Moral Response to Terrorism and the Cosmopolitan Imperative”, College of New Jersey Nov. 11, 2002 7. “The Argument from Religious Experience” at Indiana State University, March 22, 2002. 8. “Evolutionary Ethics”, US Air Force Academy, February 21, 2002. 9. “Terrorism and Moral Heroism”, US Air Force Academy, February 20, 2002. 10. “The Moral Response to Terrorism and the Cosmopolitan Imperative”, US Air Force Academy, February 20, 2002. 11. “Philosophy in the 21st Century: The Great Chain of Being”, Utah Valley State College Undergraduate Philosophy Conference March, 23 2001. 12. “The Great Chain of Being: Religion, Science, and Philosophy” Templeton Lecture at Penn State University, Delaware County, March 15, 2001. 13. “The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell”, a lecture to the Philosophy Club at Utah Valley State College in Provo Utah, October 19, 2000. 14. Delivered the Admiral James B. Stockdale Lecture on Ethics and Leadership at the University of San Diego, April 13, 2000, “Moral Saints and Moral Heroes”. (Lecture at theThird Annual James Bond Stockdale Symposium in Ethics and Leadership). 15. “In Defense of the Death Penalty”, Emory and Henry College, March 3, 2000. 16. “Evolution and Utilitarianism”, Emory and Henry College, March 4, 2000. 17. “Ethics and the Media” the keynote address on Ethics and the Media at the National Conference on Ethics and the Media held in Park City, Utah, October 25, 2000. 18. “Kant’s Cosmopolitan Vision of Peace” at the Kant (Nov. 2004) 19. International Conference of Philosophy, Tehran, Iran, November 2004 |
