Melanie Johnson-Moxley, Ph.D.
Department of Philosophy / 436 Strickland Hall /
University of
Missouri-Columbia / johnsonmoxleym@missouri.edu
Department of Humanities / 314 St. Clair Hall / Columbia College /
mkjohnsonmoxley@cougars.ccis.edu
ACADEMIC DOSSIER
* Curriculum
Vitae
* References
RESEARCH
* In progress: "Affective Imitations and Ethical
Object-Lessons: Aristotle, Confucius and the Relevance of Empathy to
Developing Moral Reason"
* Abstract and paper: "Our
Jane and Gītā-yoga:
Non-Gender Exclusiveness of the Bhagavad-Gītā"
* Abstract and table of contents (doctoral dissertation): Vasubandhu's Consciousness Trilogy: A
Yogācāra Buddhist Process Idealism
* Presented paper: "Buddhism
and Wittgenstein on Expressing Transcendental Ideals"
TEACHING
* Statement
of Teaching Philosophy
* Teaching
Evaluations 2008-09
* Course Site
for Phil 201- Introduction to Western Philosophy (SS09, Columbia
College)
* Course Site
for Phil 330- Ethics (SS09, Columbia College)
* Course Site (mirror) for Phil 1100- Introduction to
Ethics (SS09, University of Missouri)
* Course
site (archived) for Phil 52- Introduction to Logic
and Critical Thinking
* Syllabus
for Phil 1100H- Honors Introduction to Ethics (FS08, University of
Missouri)
* Syllabus
for Phil 322- Early Modernism to Modernism (FS08, Columbia College)
* Schedule
for Phil 1000- General Introduction to Philosophy (FS08, University of
Missouri)
* Sample summary handout: Kant's
Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics
* Sample lecture: Philosophical
Context of the Bhagavad-Gītā
* Sample lecture handout: Confucius'
Analects
Updated June 21, 2009
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