Philosophy

• American Political Philosophy
  
• Consciousness
  
• Ethics
  
• Humanities
  
• Philosophy of Sport

American Political Philosophy

Howard DeLong
Brownell Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus
Author of the forthcoming The Count of Common Reason: Jeffersonian Teledemocracy and the American Revolution
Related areas of expertise: logic, deliberate democracy, and Jefferson and slavery.

Consciousness

Dan Lloyd
Professor of Philosophy
Author of Simple Minds (1989) and the forthcoming Consciousness and Its Discontents
Related areas of expertise: philosophy of mind and brain.

Ethics

Richard Lee
Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Tutorial College
Author of Betty's Story, on ethics and the community
Related areas of expertise: philosophy of language and history.

Humanities

Berel Lang
Professor of Humanities
Author of The Future of the Holocaust: Between History and Memory and Holocaust Images: Art Within the Limits of Ethics and Race and Racism in Theory and Practice. 
Related areas of expertise: Holocaust, social and political philosophy and aesthetics.

Philosophy of Sport

W. Miller Brown
Dean of Faculty and Professor of Philosophy
Author of Minds, Brains and Computers (1992) and Editor of Is a Science of Man Possible?, and Ideaology and the Academy: Art, Knowledge and the Curriculum.
Related areas of expertise: Ethics and sports ethics.

Drew Hyland
Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Trinity Center for Collaborative Teaching and Research
Author of Finitude and Transcendence in the Platonic Dialogues (1995) and Philosophy and Sport (1990)
Related areas of expertise: Greek and 20th century continental philosophy.