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David K. Glidden
Professor of Philosophy
Ph.D., Princeton University, 1971
HMNSS 3304
david.glidden@ucr.edu
(951) 827-5092
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Research Interests:
- Ancient Applied Ethics and Social Philosophy
- Platonism, Cicero, Seneca and Augustine
- Philosophy of Community and Place
Sample Publications:
Recent Articles:
- "Requiem for Philosophy," Religion,
1998
- "Commonplaces," in A. Light and J.M. Smith,
eds., Philosophy of Geography III: Philosophies
of Place, Rowman & Littlefield, 1998
- "Augustine's Hermeneutics and the Principle
of Charity," Ancient Philosophy, 1997.
- "Moral Vision, Orthos Logos, and the Role
of the Phronimos," APEIRON Special
Issue, 1996.
- "Josiah Royce's Reading of Plato's Theaetetus,"
History of Philosophy Quarterly, 1996.
- "Sextus and the Erotetic Fallacy," in G.
Manetti, ed., Knowledge through Signs:
Ancient Semiotic Theories and Practices,
Brepol, 1996
- "Philo of Larissa and Platonism," in R.H.
Popkin, ed., Skepticism in the History
of Philosophy, Kluwer, 1996
- "Death Angels & Physician Assisted Suicide,"
Journal of Forensic Psychiatry, 1995
- "Platonic Recognition and the Ontological
Connection," History of Philosophy Quarterly,
1992
- "The Elusiveness of Moral Recognition and
the Imaginary Place of Fiction," Midwest
Studies, 1990
- "Hellenistic Background for Gassendi's Theory
of Ideas," Journal of the History of Ideas,
1988
- "Protagorean Obliquity," History of Philosophy
Quarterly, 1988
- "Epicurean Prolepsis," Oxford Studies
in Classical Philosophy, 1985
- "Aristotelian Perception and the Hellenistic
Problem of Representation," Ancient Philosophy,
1984
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