Graeme Hunter | Collège universitaire dominicain
Graeme Hunter

Graeme Hunter

Professeur de recherche, Faculté de philosophie
T 613-233-5696 x339
graeme.hunter@udominicaine.ca
Bureau : 339

 

Graeme Hunter est professeur de recherche de la Faculté de philosophie au Collège universitaire dominicain. 

Conférences:

"The Craft of Education," Chesterton Academy Annual Dinner, Ottawa, May 25, 2019.

Cours actuels:
Cours enseignés dans le passé:
  • An Introduction to Leibnizian Metaphysics
  • Philosophies of Education
  • Descartes Against the Curriculum (seminar)
  • Philosophy of Pascal (seminar)
  • Leibniz’s Mature Philosophy (seminar)
  • Evil in Modern Thought (seminar)

Activités récentes

Forthcoming book on Descartes philosophy. Under contract to the University of Toronto Press.
 

Livres

Pascal the Philosopher: An Introduction Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2013. (Paperback, 2014).
 

Articles

"Many-minded Leibniz's Many Minds," in William Seager ed., The Routledge Handbook of Panpsychism, New York and London, 2020, pp. 44-52.

"In the Fourth Quarter: On turning 75" in Touchstone, TBA

"Looking for Jacobs: Some Trivial Thoughts on the Study of Philosophy," Touchstone, September/October 2019

"A Case of Win-Win: Graeme Hunter on Probability, Death & the Existence of God," Touchstone, July/August, 2019.

“Not Many Gods: On a Famous Objection to Pascal,” forthcoming in Science et Esprit.

“Many-Minded Leibniz’s Many Minds” forthcoming in Routledge collection on Panpsychism, edited by William Seager.

“Leibnizian Materialism,” Dialogue 49 (2011), pp. 573-588.

“« La plus belle proposition modale », ou comment Leibniz améliora la version cartésienne de l’argument ontologique,” in, Descartes et ses critiques, ed. Sébastien Charles, Presses de l’université Laval, 2011.