Brad Stone
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Director, University Honors Program
Ph.D., The University of Memphis, 2003
Specialties: Contemporary Continental Philosophy, Spanish Philosophy, Pragmatism, Logic
Special Interests: Heidegger’s concept of Beying-historical thinking and Foucauldian methodology; neo-pragmatist theory; the question of mortality in contemporary Spanish philosophy; the sexuality of racism and the racism of sexuality.
Current Projects:
"Can There Be Hope Without Prophecy?"
"A Foucauldian Defense of kant's Prohibition on Lying."
"Making Religious Practices Intelligible in the Public Sphere."
“Xavier Zubiri’s Guess at C. S. Peirce’s Riddle.”
"Continuities and Discontinuities in Zubiri's Notion of Real Truth."
Foucault's Archaeology of Knowledge: A Reader's Guide
Being and Time for the Average Everyday Da-sein.
The Philosophy of Heidegger: An Introduction to Beying-Historical Thinking.
The Metaphysics of Mortals: Mortality, Humanity, and Divinity in Spanish Thought.
Rorty, Religion, and the Religious: Critical Engagements, co-edited with Jacob Goodson.
Selected Publications:
“Subjectivity and Truth,” forthcoming in Foucault: Key Concepts, ed. Dianna Taylor.
"Practice," forthcoming in Foucault Lexicon, eds. Len Lawlor and John Nale.
"Xavier Zubiri and the Very Problem of the Problem of Evil" and "Xavier Zubiri: A Philosophical Life," forth coming in Theoforum.
“La critica de la ciencia en Zubiri y Heidegger,” in Historia, Ethica, Ciencia: El Impulso Critico de la Filosofia de Zubiri, ed. Juan Nicolas ]Compares, 2007].
Contact Information:
Phone: 310-338-5807
Website: http://myweb.lmu.edu/bstone
Email: bstone@lmu.edu