Robert C. Koons, Senior Fellow
Robert C. Koons is
Professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin where
he has been since 1987. His areas of specialization include
metaphysics and epistemology, philosophical logic and philosophy of
mathematics, and philosophy of religion. He is currently working on
the logic of causation and the metaphysics of life and the mind. He
holds bachelors degrees in philosophy from Michigan State University
and in philosophy and theology from Oxford University. He holds a
doctorate in philosophy from UCLA. Publications:
Realism Regained: An Exact Theory of Causation (2000)
Paradoxes of Belief and Strategic Rationality (1996)
Calendar of Events
SUMMER 2012
SCHREYER SUMMER
SEMINARS 2012:
Medical Ethics
in the 21st Century
June 17-23
Marriage, the Family,
and Social Science
June 20-23
Moral Life and
the Classical Tradition
June 24-30
The Quran in
the Modern World
July 8-13
First Principles:
Natural Law in History
July 29-August 11
Moral Foundations of Law
August 5-11
Social Philosophy in Thomistic and Analytic Traditions
August 5-11
CENTER ON RELIGION
AND THE CONSTITUTION
Church and State Seminar
July 29-August 4
SCHREYER SUMMER
SEMINARS 2012:
Medical Ethics
in the 21st Century
June 17-23
Marriage, the Family,
and Social Science
June 20-23
Moral Life and
the Classical Tradition
June 24-30
The Quran in
the Modern World
July 8-13
First Principles:
Natural Law in History
July 29-August 11
Moral Foundations of Law
August 5-11
Social Philosophy in Thomistic and Analytic Traditions
August 5-11
CENTER ON RELIGION
AND THE CONSTITUTION
Church and State Seminar
July 29-August 4
