Projects
Forthcoming Projects:
My review of Kevin Gibson’s Business Ethics (Cambridge, 2008) is forthcoming in Teaching Philosophy this spring.
The third edition of Readings for Logical Analysis, co-edited with David Kelley, is to be published by W. W. Norton & Co. in 2011.
Kaizen interviews with Robert Bradley, Mary Mazzio, Jack Stack, and Mark Frost.
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Current Projects:
Reviews of Donald Frey’s America’s Economic Moralists (SUNY Press, 2008) and Kenneth Blanchard’s anthology on Darwinian Conservatism (Imprint Academic, 2009).
Preparing talks for the ISEE conference in Barcelona, Spain in May; the Free Minds and Atlas Society Conference in Washington, D.C. in July; the College of the United States Seminar in Chicago in July; and at the conference of the Fundacion Bases and School of Economics of Catholic University in Rosario, Argentina in August.
I am working with director Christopher Vaughan and artist Michael Newberry on a documentary project on the modern and postmodern art worlds. The working title is But Is It Art? An Irreverent History of Modern Art. Fascinating aesthetic and philosophical stuff. Completion date: Don’t ask.
My longer-term book project, The Fate of Art Under Capitalism, is about three-quarters done. (I really, really miss my sabbatical.)
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