Elizabeth Anderson
Department of
Philosophy
University
of
Michigan
2239 Angell Hall
435 South State Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1003
Telephone: (734) 764-6285
Fax: (734) 763-8071
Email: eandersn@umich.edu
I
am Arthur
F. Thurnau Professor, John Dewey Distinguished University Professor
of
Philosophy and Women's & Gender Studies, and Max Shaye
Professor of Public Philosophy. I teach courses in ethics,
social
and political philosophy, political economy, philosophy
of the social sciences, and
feminist theory. My research focuses on
democratic theory, equality in political philosophy and American law,
racial integration,
the ethical limits of markets, the philosophy of work, theories of
value and rational choice
(alternatives to consequentialism and economic theories of
rational choice), pragmatism,
social epistemology, and feminist epistemology and philosophy of
science. I am
currently working on the history of egalitarianism and challenges to
creating a society of equals. I designed and was the
first Director of the Program
in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics.
Read a
profile of me in The New
Yorker
by Nathan Heller
I discuss my work on NPR's On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti
Research
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Related Podcasts, Lectures, and Publications: The Gray Area Podcast with Sean Illing |
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Reviews: Harvard Law Review The Nation The New Yorker The New Republic Times Higher Education NP Journal History News Network truthdig Related Essays/Podcasts/Radio: "How bosses are (literally) like dictators" in Vox "Where Despots Rule," interview in Jacobin Philosophy Bakes Bread Podcast with Eric Weber Bookmarks discussion with Michael Munger on Publicsqure.net Wisconsin Public Radio Interview KPFA Against the Grain Episode 11 NPR Marketplace with David Brancaccio |
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Précis of The
Imperative of Integration in Poverty
and Race 20.4 (2011), published
by the Poverty and Race
Research Action Council Podcast interview of author by Robert Talisse, on New Books in Philosophy Symposium on The Imperative of Integration in Gender, Race and Philosophy: The Blog Winner of the American Philosophical Association's 2011 Joseph B. Gittler Award, for "an outstanding scholarly contribution in the field of the philosophy of one or more of the social sciences." |
For a complete
listing of my publications, see my vita.
For a more detailed look at selected publications, see my abstracts.
For
access to
full texts of selected publications, see my Full-text
links.
Even more full
text papers at Academia.edu
and Research
Gate.
To order my first
book, Value in Ethics
and Economics, go here.
Teaching
Winter 2024: PHIL 367: 19th c. Social & Political Philosophy
PPE 300: Introduction to Political Economy
More of My Work Online
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