PhD Placement Record: 1970-1979 - Department of Philosophy

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Year	Name	Dissertation Title	Supervisor(s)	Current Position
1979	WINIEWICZ, David Casimer	Self-knowledge and self-presence in Aquinas: an investigation into the meaning and significance of man's presence in the world
1979	WEINBERGER, David Douglas	Heidegger's ontology of things
1979	SMITH, Lloyd Paul	Instrumental rationality and distributive justice
1979	MORELLI, Mark Denis	Philosophy's place in culture: a model		Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts
1979	MADIGAN, Arthur Raymond	The doctrine of secondary substance in Aristotle's categories	Rist, J.M.	Boston College
1979	LEMAN, Ingrid Albina	The possibility of an ontological understanding of death and the other	Lynch, L.	University of Toronto
1979	JOHNSON, Patricia Altenbernd	A hermeneutic analysis of human speaking: an examination and extension of the work on language of Martin Heidegger, Paul Ricoeur, and Hans-Georg Gadamer	Nicholson, G.	University of Dayton
1979	HARTMANN, Herbert Eduard	St. Thomas and prudence	Lynch, L.	The Catholic University of America
1979	HA'IRI, Medhi Yazdi	A treatise on knowledge by presence	Lang, T.J.
1979	CHOCHOL, Ronald Charles	Man in nature: the understanding of man in the anthropological investigations of Claude Levi-Strauss	Hanly, C.T.M.
1979	ALPERSON, Philip Alan	The special status of music.
1978	TREEN, Douglas Earl	Structure and praxis: Sartre's structural and historical anthropology	Nicholson, G.
1978	THOMPSON, Ronald Paul	Genetic explanation schemes in biology	Goudge, T.A.	University of Toronto
1978	SCHWANKL, Paul Richard	Kant's treatment of moral character	Dryer, D.P.
1978	ROCHESTER, Judith Ann	Philosophy as therapy: an examination of Wittgenstein's philosophical method	Hunter, J.F.M.
1978	OYLER, David Wesley	Michael Polanyi's philosophy of commitment in science	Payzant, G.B.
1978	MORGAN, Michael Lewis	Forms and form-interrelations in Plato's middle dialogues	Allen, R.E.	University of Toronto
1978	MC CUMBER, John Albert	The communicaiton of philosophical truth in Hegel and Heidegger	Nicholson, G.	UCLA
1978	MATHIEN, Thomas Edward	The role of models in anthropological explanation	Cunningham, F. A.	University of Toronto at Mississauga
1978	GUTH, Francis Rudolph William	Wilbur Marshall Urban's synthesis of epistemological realism and idealism	Webb, C.W.
1978	GHANOTAKIS, George Alexander	The notion of "essence" (Wesen) in Heidegger's thought: Heidegger's phenomenological explication of the ecstatico-horizontal dimension of intelligibility		canadian Institute of Philosophy for Childern
1978	DONNER, Wendy Ann	John Stuart Mill's concept of utility		Carlton University
1978	COOPER, John Wesley	The philosophical foundations of Ludwig Binswanger's existential psychiatry	Hanly, C.T.M.
1978	CHARLWOOD, Gerald William	Representations of semi-lattice relevance logic	Urquhart, A
1978	CAMERON, Jr., William Joseph	Historical consciousness and the problem of rationality in existential psychiatry	Hanly, C.T.M.
1977	THAGARD, Paul Richard	Explanation and scientific inference	van Fraassen, B.C.
1977	SMITH, Jay Alan	Purpose in action	de Sousa, R.B.	CIBC Wood Gundy
1977	SCHUTZBERGER, Helen Ann	Aristotle and the supreme mover of the physics	Owens, J.
1977	RUEGSEGGER, Ronald Wayne	The propositional attitude in perception		Westminster Reformed Presbyterian Church
1977	POISSANT, Leeward Joseph	An analysis and evaluation of Bernard Lonergan's proposed method for verification in metaphysics
1977	MORRIS, Christopher Warren	Social relations, socialization, and freedom: toward a social theory	Clark, L.	University of Maryland
1977	MOHR, Richard Drake	Studies in Plato's cosmology	Robinson, T.	University of Illinois
1977	LENNOX, James Gordon	A study of the interaction between Aristotle's metaphysics and his biological works	Owens, J.
1977	KOGAN, Barry Sherman	Averroes' doctrine of causal efficacy	Maurer, A.	University of Cincnnati
1977	GODFREY, John Joseph	Hope and its implications for theism: a systematic analysis in dialogue with Kant, Bloch, and Marcel	Evans, D.D.	Saint Joseph`s University
1977	FJELD, Jon	An investigation of the nature and foundation of Aristotle's doctrine of categories	Herzberger, H.G.	Duke University
1977	BREGMAN, Robert Michael	The classical Greek influence on the philosophy of Leibniz	McRae, R.
1977	BOWEN, Alan Clive	Plato's criticism of harmonic science: an introduction	Allen, R.E.
1977	BENCIVENGA, Ermanno Angelo	Foundations of free logic	van Fraassen, B.C.	University of California Irvine
1976	WEBB, Thomas Remson	Hegelian science and the problem of nature	Fackenheim, E.
1976	WACHTEL, Robert Harry	A defence of scientific realism	van Fraassen, B.C.
1976	SCHANKULA, Henry Adam Stephen	John Locke: ideas, knowledge, and the limits of science. A historico-philosophical examination of some aspects of An Essay Concerning Human Understanding	McRae, R.	University of Kentucky
1976	RODY, Phillip Joseph	Confirmation and paradox	Stevenson, J.
1976	MENSCH, James Richard	The question of being in Husserl's logical investigations	Morrison, J.	Charles University
1976	GIRODAT, Clair Raymond	The development of man according to the virtues in the philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas	Synan, E.A.
1976	GIBSON, Joan	The role of mental language in the philosophy of William of Ockham	Kremer, E.J.
1976	FRIEDMAN, Ralph Zev	The relationship of virtue and happiness: a systematic inquiry	Lynch, L.	University of Toronto
1976	FLIPPEN, Douglas Wayne	Cognitive species in St. Thomas and Suarez: an investigation into the ground of their differing views	Owens, J.	Christendom College
1976	BERGMANN, Merrie	A presuppositional theory of semantic categories	van Fraassen, B.C.	Smith College
1975	NORMORE, Calvin Gerard	The logic of time and modality in the later Middle Ages		UCLA
1975	NEUMANN, Robert Michael	The ethics of revolt: a study in the limits of political theory		Trent University