Brian Hutchinson

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Brian Hutchinson

Associate Professor of Philosophy

Philosophy

Office Hours

Monday: [11 to 12]

Tuesday: [2:00 to 3:00]

Wednesday: [11 to 12]

Thursday: [2:00 to 3:00]

Biography

I was born and educated through high school in New Jersey; attended Colby College in Waterville, ME; graduate school and after in Iowa. Took a full-time visitng position at Metro in 2004.

Research Interests

    Primarily the philosophy of G. E. Moore. His rather unique take on some of the major issues in philosophy are insufficiently understood and appreciated. His views also intersect in important ways with Wittgesntein's, by acclaim the most important philosopher of the twentieth century. I have also written for conferences on various other topics.

Teaching Interests

    I have taught many courses at both intro and advanced levels. My interests can be said to be mainly classical. But I also teach contemporary philosophers.

Education

PhD in Philosophy

University of Iowa

BA in Philosophy

Colby College

Other in

Roselle Catholic High School

Published Works

    Hutchinson, T. B. . Review of "What Matters in Survival?". Choice Reviews Online, Hutchinson, T. B. (2019). Annotated Bibliography of Work on G. E. Moore. Oxford University Press, www.oxfordbibliographies.com Hutchinson, T. B. (2018). Review of "On What Matters" vol. 3 by Derek Parfit. Choice Online , Hutchinson, T. B. (2018). Reviewof "Science & Religion in Wittgenstein's Fly Bottle" by Tom Labron. Choice ONline, Hutchinson, T. B. (2017). Review of "Does Anything Really Matter?" edited by Peter Singer. Choice Online Review, Hutchinson, T. B. (2017). Review of "Descriptive Ethics" by Nora Hamalainen. Choice Online Reviews, Hutchinson, T. B. (2017). Review of "Metaphilosophy" by Henri LeFevbre. Choice Online Reviews, Hutchinson, T. B. (2016). Review of "Literature and Moral Theory" by Nora Hamalainen. Choice Online Reviews, Hutchinson, T. B. (2016). Review of "Permissible Progeny?" edited by Susan Hannah, Samantha Brennan and Richard Vernon . Choice Online Reviews, Hutchinson, T. B. (2015). Review of "Speech Matters" by Seana Valentine Shiffren. Choice Online Review, Hutchinson, T. B. (2015). Review of "Manipulation: Theory and Practice" edited by Christian Coons and Michael Weber. Choice Online Review, Hutchinson, T. B. (2014). Review of "Moral Responsibility" by Christopher Cowley. Choice Online Review, Hutchinson, T. B. (2014). Review of "Moral Realism" by Kevin deLapp. Choice Online Review, Hutchinson, T. B. (2013). Five Great Books on Moral Philosophy. Choice Online Review, Hutchinson, T. B. (2013). Annotated Online Bibliography of Works on G. E. Moore. Oxford University Press, www.oxfordbibliographies.com/ Hutchinson, T. B. (2013). Review of "Lying, Misleading and What is Said" by Jennifer Mather Saul. ChoiceonlineReview, http://www.cro2.org Hutchinson, T. B. (2013). Review of "Ethics and Experience" by Lloyd Steffen. Choice Online Review, http://www.cro2.org Hutchinson, T. B. (2012). Review of "When is True Belief Knowledge?" by Richard Foley. Choice Online Review, http://www.cro2.org Hutchinson, T. B. (2012). Review of "Knowing How: Essays on Knowledge, Mind, and Action" edited by John Bengson and Marc Moffett. Choice Online Review, www.cro2.org Hutchinson, T. B. (2012). Review of "Testimony, Trust & Authority," by Benjamin McMyler. Choice Online Review, www.cro2 Hutchinson, T. B. (2011). Review of "On What Matters," by Derek Parfit. Choice Online Review, http://www.cro2.org/default.aspx?page=currentissues&iid=3689349 Hutchinson, T. B. (2011). Review of "J. S. Mill," by Dale Miller. Choice Online Review, http://www.cro2.org/default.aspx?page=reviewdisplay&pid=3592729 Hutchinson, T. B. (2010). Review of "Lying and Deception," by Thomas Carson. Choice Online Review, http://www.cro2.org/default.aspx?page=reviewdisplay&pid=3592729 Hutchinson, T. B., . (2001). G. E. Moore's Ethical Theory: Resistance and Reconciliation. (pp 218). Cambridge University Press.