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Department of Philosophy
Don Loeb
Don Loeb; Ph.D., Associate Professor
- Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1991; J.D. University of Michigan, 1982
- C.V. (PDF)
Area of expertise
Ethics, especially Metaethics, Philosophy of Law, Political Philosophy
Contact Information
Email: Don.Loeb@uvm.eduPhone: (802) 656-3136 Office Hours: By appointment / Sabbatical 2012-13 70 South Williams Street, Room 105
Don Loeb has been a professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Vermont since 1992. Professor Loeb's research focuses on metaethical issues such as the debate over moral realism, the methodology of moral reasoning, the function of moral language, and the nature of the good. He regularly teaches a seminar on contemporary approaches to these issues, courses in jurisprudence and political philosophy, and a problems-oriented introductory class (with an emphasis on ethics, philosophy of religion and epistemology).
Publications available for download:
"Moral Realism and the Argument from Disagreement"
"Gastronimic Realism - A Cautionary Tale"