Gopal Sreenivasan
Crown University Distinguished Professor in Ethics

Gopal Sreenivasan (Ph.D. 1993, UC Berkeley) joined the Duke faculty in 2008.  His research interests cover a wide range of topics across the spectrum of moral and political philosophy. 

Sreenivasan’s recent book, Emotion and virtue (Princeton, 2020), makes original contributions in both moral psychology and the theory of virtue.  It will be the subject of symposia in Analytic Philosophy and Criminal Law and Philosophy (online first, and second); and has been reviewed in Analysis and Mind.

Other recent publications follow below the fold, as do some videos.

Recent publications on rights or human rights:


Recent publications in bioethics:


But not everything belongs to a theme:


VIDEOS

Emotion and virtue, précis.”  Author-meets-critics panel.  APA, Central Division Meeting. 2021.
"What is courage?"  Franklin Humanities Institute, Duke University. 2019.
"Should virtue be taught?"  Character Project Conference, Wake Forest University. 2015.


Paper links on this page connect to page proofs.  For published versions of articles, see my curriculum vitae, although those links may require a subscription.





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