Dr. Robert Trundle’s
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Email trundle@nku.edu
PhD, University of Colorado at
Boulder
Full Professor, Philosophy &
Religious Studies
Department of Social Sciences and
Philosophy
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Area of Scholarship: History of Philosophy and Philosophy
of Science
Research and
Publications: Medicine,
Ethics, Theology, Politics, Logic, and Existential Phenomenology
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Books: Beyond Absurdity with R. Puligandla (UPA, 1986), Ancient Greek Philosophy (Ashgate,
1994), Medieval Modal Logic and
Science (Roman & Littlefield, 1999), From Physics to Politics (Transaction -
Rutgers State University Press, 2nd Ed. 2001), Camus’ Answer: No to the Western Pharisees
Who Impose Reason on Reality (Sussex University Press, 2003), Is ET Here? No Politically but Yes
Scientifically & Theologically (EcceNova Editions, 2005), A Theology of Science: From Science to
Ethics to an Ethical Politics (BrownWalker Press, 2007).
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Elected Outstanding Junior Professor for
scholarship and teaching in the College of Arts and
Sciences.
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Contributor to professional journals,
including: Bulletin Ind. Institute of the History of
Medicine, Logique et Analyse, Thought, Science, and Method, Res Publica,
Philosophy in Science, Aqunias, Dialogos, Darshana International, Idealistic Studies, Conflict and
Terrorism, The Modern Schoolman, The National Forum, Review Journal of
Philosophy and Social Science, Laval Theologique et Philosophique, Ethics and Politics (Etica & Politica), and Sorites: Journal of Analytical
Philosophy (Ed. Lorenzo Pena, Spanish Academy of Sciences Logic-and-Law
Research Group)
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Invited Referee for Philosophy of Science (Philosophy of
Science Association); Laval Theologique
et Philosophique (Laval Universite); and Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review
(Official Journal of the Canadian Philosophical Association); elected to advisory board of International Quarterly for Research on
Alethic Logic; invited as expert
evaluator for the Canadian Government’s most prestigious award – The Killam
Research Fellowship.
Northern Kentucky University – Philosophy Program
Updated: 20 September 2008