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==Recent and Current Work== | ==Recent and Current Work== | ||
− | * | + | * with Laura Koltutsky, ''Intellectual Freedom: Concepts, Theories, and Cases,'' Litwin Press, 2014. |
* "One Value of the Scientific Study of Religion," [[http://prezi.com/wjfhq0kxkb3p/why-the-scientific-study-of-religion-is-important/?kw=view-wjfhq0kxkb3p&rc=ref-17126768]], and [[http://guweb2.gonzaga.edu/faculty/alfino/ValueofScienceofReligion.mp3]]. Load the prezi and start the mp3. | * "One Value of the Scientific Study of Religion," [[http://prezi.com/wjfhq0kxkb3p/why-the-scientific-study-of-religion-is-important/?kw=view-wjfhq0kxkb3p&rc=ref-17126768]], and [[http://guweb2.gonzaga.edu/faculty/alfino/ValueofScienceofReligion.mp3]]. Load the prezi and start the mp3. |
Revision as of 12:45, 18 May 2014
Current Courses Summer 2014
Recent Courses
- Ethics Spring 2014
- Wisdom Spring 2014
- Philosophy of Italian Culture Spring 2014
- Happiness
- Philosophy Proseminar
- Learning Community -- Summer Benin 2013
- Philosophy of Culture - Benin Summer 2013
Recent and Current Work
- with Laura Koltutsky, Intellectual Freedom: Concepts, Theories, and Cases, Litwin Press, 2014.
- "One Value of the Scientific Study of Religion," [[1]], and [[2]]. Load the prezi and start the mp3.
- “Using Clickers to Increase Student Preparation and Engagement in Learning," Presentation for the Center for Teaching and Advising, Gonzaga University, October 18, 2012.
- "Techno-Rationality and the Modern Academy," talk for George Washington University Philosophy Alumni Conference, Washington, D.C., September 28, 2012. [[3]]
- ["Gaming Wisdom"], April 11, 2012, Nammour Symposium, UCSU, Sacramento, California.
- [Powerpoint] and [Audio] for "What Can We Learn from Postmodern Theories of Meaning and Truth?," talk, Gonzaga University, March 27, 2012.
- "History, Culture, and Development in Benin, West Africa" (Course Resource Version)
- [Powerpoint] and [Audio] for "Darwin for Everyone!" talk, Spokane Secular Society, February 11, 2012. Runs about 40 minutes.