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Join me for: “Can Fiction Teach us to be Good?” at the Hugo House, Spring 2022
Books
Phenomenologies of the Stranger, Co-Editor, Fordham University Press, 2010
Merleau-Ponty At the Limits, Co-Editor, Continuum Press, 2009
Essays and Criticism
“Prescient: Review of The Membranes and Song for a New Day.” Orca Literary Review. June 2021.
“Jesse Ball.” The Encyclopedia of American Fiction. Wiley & Sons. Forthcoming 2021.
“Descartes and Doulas.” Account Magazine. Winter 2019. Pushcart Prize Nominee.
“What Jesse Ball’s ‘Census’ Is and Is Not,” Michigan Quarterly Review. 2018
“Essays and Work.” Samplers and essays. Quarterly West. New Media. Fall 2017.
“Essay on Politics” and “Essay on Work.” The Bellingham Review. Fall 2017.
“Attention and Expression: Prescriptive and Descriptive Philosophy in Weil and Merleau-Ponty.” Simone Weil and Continental Philosophy.” Ed. by Rebecca Rozelle-Stone. Rowan and Littlefield, 2017.
“Arendt and Phenomenology.” Bloomsbury Companion to Hannah Arendt. Edited by Peter Gratton. Bloomsbury Press, Forthcoming 2020.
“Between ‘The Life of the Mind’ and ‘Mind In Life’: Arendt and Merleau-Ponty on Speciation and Plurality.” Philosophy Today, Vol 55, 2011.
“Incarnate Experience and Keeping the Soul Ajar.” Religion and The Arts. 2010.
“Love is Strange: Auden, Arendt, and Anatheism.” Literary Imagination. 2009.
Chapbook
Selected Poems
The Colorado Review. Verse Daily
The Crab Creek Review. Verse Daily
Kenyon Review New Voices Selections.
Other publications include The Tar Woolf Review, The Broome Review, Knockout Review.
Selected Fiction
Outlook Springs. “The Story about Scale.” Fall 2017, Issue 3.
Selected Book Reviews
Teaching
Metaphor in Theory and Practice, Hugo House Winter 2022, Fall 2019, 2018. Co-taught with Roger Gilman, Class for writers who want more from metaphor.
Philosophy for Poets, Spring 2018. Hugo House.
Core Lecturer in Philosophy. Seattle University. 2009-2012, 2013-15.
Lecturer in Philosophy. Boston College.2008-2009.
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