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Michael Patton

(Philosophy & Religion)

 

Citations:

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Can Bad Men make Good Brains do Bad Things." What if....Collected Thought
    Experiments in Philosophy. Ed. Peg Tittle. New York: Longman, 2005. 232-233.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Can Bad Men make Good Brains do Bad Things?" Proceedings and Addresses of the
    American Philosophical Association 61.3 (1988): 555-556.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "The Dinner Band on the Cruise Ship of Theseus." Pink Floyd and Philosophy: Careful
     with that Axiom, Eugene. Ed. George A. Reisch. Chicago: Open Court Press, 2007. 163-176.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Full-Time Objections to Part-Time Objects." Philosophical Papers 20.3 (1999): 173-181.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Game Preserve Ethics–The Case for Hunting the Poor." Southwest Philosophy Review
    21.2 (2005): 103-110.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Hume and the End of Design." 1650-1850: Ideas, Aesthetics, and Inquiries in the Early
    Modern Era 12 (2006): 79-104.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "The Officeholder View of Personal Identity." Personalist Forum 15.2 (1999): 389-403.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Oz Never did Give Nothing to the Tin Man." The Wizard of Oz and Philosophy.
     Chicago: Open Court, 2008. 81-93.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Personal Identity, Autonomy and Advance Directives." Southwest Philosophy Review
    18.2 (2002): 65-72.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Pious Hindsight: South Park's Hybrid Vigor." South Park and Philosophy: Bigger,
    Longer and More Penetrating. Ed. Richard Hanley. Chicago: Open Court Press, 2007. 77-87.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Probabilities and Temporal Parts." Acta Analytica 17.28 (2002): 39-52.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Review of Donskis, Leonidas’s The End of Ideology and Utopia? Moral Imagination and
    Cultural Criticism in the Twentieth Century." Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies XIV (2002): 189-190.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Review of Metaphysics: Classic and Contemporary." Teaching Philosophy 15.2 (1992):
    192-194.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Teaching Graduate Students to Teach--an Approach." Teaching Philosophy 15.3 (1992):
     231-238.

Patton, Michael F., Jr. "Whatever You Say, Boss Or the Thunder Road Said." Bruce Springsteen and
     Philosophy. Chicago: Open Court, 2008. 211-222.
 

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