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Office: L185D
Office Hours: by appointment (email contact is best)
Office phone: 667-3286

email: tuedio@altair.csustan.edu

Curriculum Vitae


Course Syllabi:

    Concepts of Home.pdf
    Nature Revisited
    Nietzsche Seminar
    Professional Ethics
    Reading Seminar in the Humanities
    Classics of Western Philosophy
Continental Philosophy.pdf

 

Philosophical Counselling Papers:

    Philosophical Counseling as a Window on the Abstract Realities of Everyday Life
    Death of a Virtue Salesman: The Philosophical Counselor as Personal Redeemer
    References for Death of a Virtue Salesman Paper
    A Postmodern Basis for Narrative Realism in Philosophical Counseling
    Thinking About Home: An Opening for Discovery in Philosophical Practice
    Assessing the Promise of Philosophical Counseling: Questions and Challenges for an Emerging Profession
    Book Review: On Bullshit
    Judgment and Openness as Strategic Limits on Inquiry: Calibrating Attunement in Philosophical Practice
    Book Review: Practice and the Human Sciences: The Case for a Judgment-based Practice of Care

Philosophy Papers:

    Ambiguities in the Locus of Home: Exilic Life and the Space of Belonging
    Gathering the Contending Separations of a Never Ending Struggle for Unconcealment: Cutting through the Distance and Adversity Implicit to a Foucault/Heidegger Encounter
    Boundaries in Translation at the Margins of Liminal Excess: Calibrating the Voice of Empire to the Ear of Resistance

Grateful Dead Papers:

   The Grateful Dead Parallax 
   Nothing to Hold (You Can't Let Go):Embracing the Uncanny in Grateful Dead Songs of Home   
  Community Through Excess: Bataille's Festival of Rapture as a "Keyhole" to the Deadhead Concert Experience 
  "And Then Flew On": Improvisational Moments of Rhizomatic Assemblage in Grateful Dead Musical Experience 
  All Ears, All Body: The Strange Attraction in Nonlinear Musical Embodiment  

Other Items:

    Study Guide for Plato's Republic, Books I-IV
    Grateful Dead Reviews