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Stone Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy
Ph.D., Cornell University, 1962
310 Thornton Hall
Office hours for each term are given in syllabi
Bernard.Gert@Dartmouth.edu
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I have been working on developing an account of morality and its
justification that will actually be of use to those who are concerned with real
moral problems. I have applied this theory to moral problems in medicine and
other fields. I have been influenced by my work on the philosophy of Thomas
Hobbes and Ludwig Wittgenstein.
Courses
2007 Summer
- 21 (10)Philosophy of Human Nature
2007 Fall
- 50 (FSP) Special Topics in Philosophy: Emotion, Reason, and
Hobbbes
2008 Summer
- 1 (10) Introduction to the Problems of Philosophy
2009 Spring
- 25 (10) Philosophy of Medicine
Positions Held
- 1959-62 Instructor in Philosophy, Dartmouth College
- 1962-66 Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Dartmouth College
- 1966-70 Associate Professor of Philosophy, Dartmouth College
- 1967-68 Visiting Associate Professor, The Johns Hopkins University
- 1974-Fall Term Visiting Professor, Edinburgh University
- 1985-86 Visiting Professor, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- 1995-Fall Term Visiting Professor, Nacional Universidad de La Plata and
Universidad de Buenos Aires
- 1992-98 Eunice and Julian Cohen Professor for the Study of Ethics and Human
Values
- 1970-present Professor of Philosophy, Dartmouth College
- 1976-present Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry, Dartmouth Medical School
- 1981-1992, 1998-present Stone Professor of Intellectual and Moral
Philosophy
- 1971-74;1979-81, 1998-2001, Chair, Department of Philosophy, Dartmouth
College
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