Mark R. Wheeler (Ph.D.,
University of Rochester)
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Phone: (619) 594-6706
Location: AL-434
Email: mark.wheeler@sdsu.edu
Office Hours:
MWF 11:00 – noon
Interests
Ancient Philosophy, Aristotle, Philosophy of Language
Publications
”Epicurus on Friendship and Death: Reduction
and Deprivation,” forthcoming in the Proceedings
of the Conference on Epicurus: His Continuing Influence
& Contemporary Relevance, 2002.
“Historical Background,” in Henry E. Kyburg,
Jr., Uncertain Inference, Cambridge University
Press, Cambridge, 2001.
“Concept Acquisition in Posterior Analytics
B 19,” Hermathena, No. 167, Winter 1999.
“In Defense of a Derivation of ‘Ought’
From ‘Is’,” Indian Philosophical
Quarterly, Volume XXVI, Number 3, July 1999.
“Kant’s Putative Antinomy of Teleological
Judgment,” Diálogos, Año
XXXIV, Número 74, Julio 1999.
“Semantics in Aristotle’s Organon,”
Journal of the History of Philosophy, Volume
XXXVII, Number 2, April 1999.
“A Provocative Account of the Republic:
A Response,” forthcoming in the Proceedings
of the 47th Annual Far Western Philosophy of Education
Society Conference, 1999.
“The Possibility of Recurrent Individuals in
Aristotle’s Organon,” Gregorianum,
Volume 81, Number 3, 1999.
"The Parts of Definitions, Unity, and Sameness
in Aristotle's Metaphysics: A Resolution of
an Outstanding Problem for Aristotle's Theory of Definition,"
The Journal of Neoplatonic Studies, II, n2,
(1994).
"The Uniformity of the Causal Connection in
the Second Analogy, or How not to Dodge Beck,"
Kant-Studien 85 (1994).
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