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curriculum vitae

Profile

Professor Hiltz has explored Wittgensteinian and pragmatist themes subversive of traditional metaphysics of meaning, and has interests in political philosophy and several issues in the philosophy of mind. He currently struggles vainly against the charms of quietism, and restricts his energies to making life hard for those with an actual research program. He has recently received a Maguire Center grant to develop a new course: Corporate Culture, Individual Integrity, and the Social Contract.

Courses Taught

PHIL 3382: American Philosophy (51²è¹Ý-in-Taos)
PHIL 3371: Social and Political Philosophy
PHIL 3352: History of Western Philosophy (Modern)
PHIL 1318: Contemporary Moral Problems
PHIL 1317: Business Ethics
PHIL 1300: Introduction to Critical Thinking