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Curriculum VitaePeter Hadreas
September, 2006
Department of Philosophy email: phadreas@earthlink.net (408) 924-1376 Education B. A., with honors in Music, M. A., in Philosophy, Ph. D., in Philosophy, Teaching
Experience San José State University, San José, California, Associate Professor, Fall, 2002 to present, Assistant Professor, 1999-2002, Acting Associate Professor, 1991- 1999, Lecturer, 1986- 1991. University of Areas of
Specialization Phenomenology, Philosophical Psychology, Aristotle, Greek philosophy, Business Ethics, Philosophy of Music, Philosophy of Economics. Publications Books: 1. A Phenomenology of Love and Hate, accepted for publication by Ashgate Publishing, forthcoming in Ashgate New Critical Thinking in Philosophy Series, 2007. 2. In Place of the Flawed Diamond, An Investigation of Merleau-Ponty’s Philosophy, Peter Lang, Inc., New York/Bern, 1986. Some references to In Place of the Flawed Diamond. 1. In the article on Merleau-Ponty in the recent Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy, (London: Routledge, 1998), In Place of the Flawed Diamond is recommended in the short list of “references and further reading” on Merleau-Ponty’s philosophy. 2. David Abram, in The Spell of the Sensuous -- Perception and Language in a More-than Human World, (New York: Pantheon Books, 1996) pp. 279-280 references a theory developed in In Place of the Flawed Diamond, and uses it to argue for his account of ecological crisis. Articles:
1.
“Husserlian Self-Awareness and SSRIs,” forthcoming in, Philosophy, Psychiatry & Psychology.
2. “Aristotle and Machiavelli interviewed on Wall Street Week Under Review,” Business Ethics: A European Review. Vol. 14, No. 3. Fall, 2005. 3. “The Functions of Pleasure in Nicomachean Ethics, Book X, Chapters 4 -5,” Ancient Philosophy, 24, 2004, pp. 155-167. 4. “Husserl and the Phenomenology of Race,” The Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, Vol. 34, No. 1, Jan. 2003. 5. “Phenomenology and the Incest Taboo,” Journal of Phenomenological Psychology, Vol. 33. No. 2, Dec. 2002, pp. 203-222. 6. “Aristotle on the Vices and Virtue of Wealth,” The Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 39, No. 4, Sept. (II) 2002. 7. “Deconstruction and the Meaning of Music,” Perspectives of New Music, Vol. 37, No. 2, Summer, 1999. 8. "Intentionality and the Neurobiology of Pleasure," Studies in History and the Philosophy of Biology and the Biomedical Sciences, Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 219-236, 1999. 9. “Aristotle’s Simile of Pleasure,” Ancient Philosophy, Fall, 1997, pp. 371-374. 10. “Derrida Versus Searle,” Philosophiques, Vol. XXIII No. 2, Fall, 1996, pp. 317-326. 11. “Eunoia -- Aristotle on the Beginning of Friendship,” Ancient Philosophy, Fall, 1995. 12. “Ford Pintos, GM Trucks and Media Distortions.” in Business as Ethical and Business as Usual: A Text with Readings, edited by Sterling Harwood, (Boston: Jones and Bartlett, October, 1995), pp. 411-415. 13. “Comments on Professors Johnson’s and Weiss’s Papers,” in Bulletin de la Société Américaine de Philosophie de Langue Française, Spring, 1993, pp. 84-7. 14.
“Foucault and Affirmative Action,” Praxis
International, Vol 11, No. 2 July,
1991. 15. “Money--A Speech Act Analysis,” Journal of Social Philosophy, Vol. XX, Number 3, (Winter, 1989), pp. 115-129. Other writings: Plays: 1.
“Athaliah, the Mad Proto-Feminist,”
also titled, “Granny
Dearest: Or the Sad but Bloody Story of How Athaliah, Queen of Judah, Killed Seventy of Her Grandchildren,”
a very loose adaptation of
2. “A
Friend to Nietzsche’s Madness,” A one-act dramatization
of influences that went into
the creation of the ‘Nietzsche myth’ during the period of the philosopher’s
madness, performed at 3.
“Diogenes,” performed for
students and faculty at 4. “Simon E. Root, Inc,” a full length play, performed at the New Dramatists, December, 1991. 5. “Post-Cambrian Capers,” a full length play with music, performed at Theater Guenivere, July, 1986. 6. “Swann and Odette,” with Jane Harada and William Conroy, an adaptation of Proust’s Swann in Love, 1983, performed at 73rd Street Playhouse, New York City and at A. C. T. , Plays in Progress series in San Francisco. Music: “Willie and Phil,” with Claude Bolling. Musical score written for the Paul Mazursky film 1979.
Grants 1. Awarded Difference-in-Pay Sabbatical Leave for 2003-04. 2. Awarded Diversity Grant from College of the Humanities
and Arts, in December, 1999, to visit Husserl Archive in 3. Awarded Difference-in-Pay Sabbatical Leave for 1996-97. 4. Received Lottery Funds Grant, December 1994. 5. Received Dean of Humanities and the Arts Small Grant Award, December 1994. University-wide Service 1. Served as a member of the Difficult Dialogues Advisory
Board, initial meeting Thursday, March 23,
2006. 2.
Member of the College of Business Dean search committee,
2004-5. Some
recent College Service (since
2000) 1. Member of College Research and Faculty Development Committee,
2004-06. 2. Member of
College Sabbatical Leaves Committee, 2004-06..
3. Member of College Curriculum and Assessment Committee, Spring 2000. University
Research Institute Affiliation 1. Appointed Director of Institute for Social Responsibility, Ethics and Education (ISREE), beginning August 1, 2004. Currently, serving as Director. 2. Member of
governing board of Institute for Social Responsibility, Ethics and Education
(ISREE) June, 1998 to Aug. 1, 2004. (The Institute for Social Responsibility,
Ethics and Education is a University Research Organization at 3. Associate Director of Institute for Social Responsibility, June, 1995- to June, 1998. 4. Co-Director of the Institute for Social Responsibility, 1994 - 95.
5. Member of the Steering Committee of the Institute for Social Responsibility from Jan. 1992 to 1996. Some Recent
Departmental Service (since
1990). 1. Served on departmental search committee seeking new tenure-track faculty member, Dec. 2005-Feb. 2006. 2. Served on Masters Theses of fourteen graduate students from 1990- to present. 3. G. E. Coordinator for Bus/JS/Phil 186, August, 1997 to present. 4. G. E. Coordinator for Phil 107 from 1997 to present. 5. Interviewed candidates for tenure-track position at
meetings of American Philosophical Association in 6. Chaired philosophy department Curriculum and Assessment Committee, August, 1999 to June, 2003. 7. Participated in preliminary screenings for SJSU
Philosophy Department tenure-track position at 8.
Participated in preliminary screenings for SJSU Philosophy Department
tenure-track position in Comparative Philosophy at 9. Taught Distance Learning courses : Professional and Business Ethics (Fall of 2000, 1997, and 1995) and Philosophy in Literature (Spring, 1996) on the San José State University Television Education Network. 10. Devised and taught two new courses, Postmodern philosophy, in 1992 and Philosophy and Literature in 1993. Both these courses have since been added to the General Catalogue of Courses. 11. Organized departmental colloquia from Fall 1988 to Spring 1992. 12. Served on curriculum committee, Fall 1993-Spring 1994. 13.. Wrote Departmental Newsletter 1990-1992. Recent
participation in philosophy conferences and colloquia. 1. Attended
National I2P competition on social entrepreneurship at SJSU organized by
Prof. Malu Roldan, April 1, 2006. 2. Invited to read paper, “Husserlian Phenomenology and
the Secret Truth of Prozac,” at
meetings of Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy held at
3. Read
paper, “Husserlian Phenomenology and the Secret Truth of Prozac,” at a
San Jose State University Philosophy colloquium, Oct, 2004. 4. Read
paper, “Aristotle and Incest,” at colloquium session of Eastern Division
meetings of American Philosophical Association, 5. Read
paper, “Husserl and the Phenomenology of Racism,” at a San Jose State
University Philosophy colloquium, Dec. 6, 2000. 6. Read paper, “Aristotle and Incest,” at a session
of the meeting for the Society for
Ancient Greek Philosophy at SUNY, 7. Chaired session of American Society for Aesthetics, at
Asilomar, March 29, 2000. 8. Chaired two sessions of Pacific Division of Am. Phil.
Assoc. colloquium entitled: “Nietzsche and Epistemology,” 9. Read paper entitled, “Perfecting Pleasures --
Aristotle’s Functional Definition of Pleasure at EN Book X,” at a SJSU Philosophy colloquium, March 11,
1999. 10. Gave a lecture entitled, “Madness, Mental Health and
Philosophy,” for The San Jose
Intercollegiate Philosophy Club. Approximately 50 people in attendance, Nov. 13,
1998. 11. Chaired session, “Tragedy, Horror and the Movies” at
American Society for Aesthetics at Asilomar, 12. Read paper at a SJSU Philosophy Colloquium,
“Utilitarianism and the Phenomenology of Pleasure and Pain.” November,
1997. 13.
Commented on Susan B. Levin's paper: "Poets as the Auxiliaries of
Philosophers?: New Facets of Plato's Critical Engagement with the Literary
Tradition." American Society for
Aesthetics, Pacific Division, Asilomar, April 3,
1997. 14. Commented on Sander Lee’s paper, “Notion of
Selflessness in Sartrean Existentialism and Theravadin Buddhism,” Pacific
Division meetings of APA, March 27, 1997. 15.
Delivered paper: Aristotle and the Neurobiology of Pleasure” for
16. Invited to read my paper “‘Supplementarity’ and the Meaning of Music” at session of Pacific Division meetings
of APA, April 6, 1996. 17. Invited to comment on Robert’s Rigg’s paper at the American Society for
Aesthetics at Asilomar, 18. Invited
to be a speaker on interdisciplinary panel on Tony Kushner’s play, “Angels in 19. Invited
to comment on Alan Casebier’s paper, on Husserl and Film Theory at session of
American Society for Aesthetics at Asilomar, 20. With
Professors Tommy Lott and Scott Cook presented recent work by Bratman, Searle and Gilbert at a
21. Read
paper, “Searle versus Derrida?” at
a colloquium at 22. Invited
to read a paper, “Eunoia -- Aristotle on the Beginning of Friendship” at the
meetings of the Society for Ancient Greek philosophy in Binghamton, New
York, October
1993. 23.
Moderated a Session of the Society for Existential of Phenomenological
Philosophy, 24. Gave
talk for San José State University Critical Studies Group entitled “Foucault,
Kristeva and Derrida on Truth,”
November, 1992. 25. Gave
talk to San José State Philosophy Department entitled, “Analytic versus
Continental?” November 20, 1992. 26. Served
as commentator for session on
“Current French Philosophy” at the meetings of the APA in 27. Chaired
session of American Society for Aesthetics at Asilomar, Union
Activities 1. Faculty Rights Advocate, representing on four
occasions
2. Elected to Executive Board of Extra-University Scholarly
Affiliations 1. Spring,,
2006 , served on Brian Proesser's Qualifying Exam committee with members of
philosophy department at U. C. Santa Cruz.
Agreed to serve on Proesser's Ph. D. dissertation committee on
Kierkegaard/Levinas. 2. Sept. 2001 to present, member of the Board of Modern
Greek Studies Foundation, Courses
Taught Aesthetics (general), upper division Aesthetics of Music, upper division Aristotle (Graduate Seminar) Introduction to Epistemology (lower division) taught at U. C. Berkeley to a class of 150 students Epistemology, upper division Existentialism in Literature, lower division, (class at U. C. Berkeley often had over 400 students) Humanities Core Sequence at Humanities Core Sequence at U. C. Berkeley Informal Logic, lower division Introduction to Philosophy, lower division Introduction to Philosophy, upper division Later Heideggerian philosophy, upper division Merleau-Ponty, upper division Nietzsche, upper division Phenomenology and Existentialism, upper division Phenomenology, upper division Philosophy and Literature, upper division Plato (graduate seminar) Professional Business Ethics, upper division Postmodernism (graduate Seminar) Postmodernism, upper division Seminar in Intentionality (upper division) Seminar in Pleasure, Pain, Happiness and Well-Being (graduate seminar) Seminar in Kant's First Critique (graduate seminar) Value Theory (graduate Seminar) Philosophical Subjects taught in Independent Study : Aristotle Pierre
Bourdieu Martin
Buber Simone de
Beauvoir Drucilla Cornell Jacques
Derrida Fyodor
Dostoyevsky Michel Foucault Georg W. F. Hegel Martin Heidegger Edmund Husserl Søren Kierkegaard Julie
Kristeva Jacques
Lacan Claud
Levi-Strauss Jean-François
Lyotard Plato Pre-Socratic
Philosophy Maurice
Merleau-Ponty Nietzsche Jean-Paul Sartre Santayana Seminar in Attic Greek for Philosophy Students Seminar in Koine Greek for Philosophy Students Edith Stein Stoicism Santayana Seminar in Attic Greek for Philosophy Students Seminar in Koine Greek for Philosophy Students Paul Tillich
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