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Daniel Coren
Assistant Professor
Biography
Dr. Daniel Coren earned a doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Colorado (Boulder) in 2019. He was a Visiting Assistant Professor at McMaster University (2019-2022) and Skidmore College (2022-23). He is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Seattle University.
He has taught over thirty courses in Philosophy at the college/university level.
His research focuses on free will, agency, and responsibility. He also maintains research interests in Aristotle's account of agency and related topics in ethics.
Dr. Coren won a game of chess, without looking at the chessboard, against one of his classes. He lost to another class the following year (also without looking at the board). He regrets not quitting while he was ahead. But he will try again.
Publications
- Equal Desires and Self-Control, Inquiry, forthcoming.
- Blame-Free Desert, Res Philosophica, forthcoming.
- Moral Responsibility Must Look Back, American Philosophical Quarterly, forthcoming.
- Sympathetic Joy, Erkenntnis, 2023.
- Giving Up Gratitude, Analytic Philosophy, 2023.
- Testing for Intrinsic Value, for Us as We Are, Inquiry, 2023, 66: 773-798.
- Indecision and Buridan’s Principle, Synthese, 2022, 200: 1–18.
- Willpower and Well-being Thought, 2022, 11: 114-121.
- Zooming Irresponsibly Down the Slippery Slope, Analysis, 2021, 81: 396–402.
- Anger and Absurdity, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 2021, 24: 717–32.
- Neither Pardon nor Blame, Analytic Philosophy, 2021, 62: 165–83.
- Aristotle on Motion in Incomplete Animals, Apeiron, 2020, 53: 285–314.
- Resentment, Parenting, and Strawson’s Compatibilism, Erkenntnis, 2020, 88: 43-65.
- Evaluating Epistemic Virtues, Synthese, 2019, 198: 1569–78.
- Epistemic Conservatism and Bare Beliefs, Synthese, 2019, 198: 743–56.
- Freedom, Gratitude, and Resentment: Olivi and Strawson, Res Philosophica, 2019, 96: 1–21.
- Aristotle Against (Unqualified) Self-motion: Physics VII 1 α241b35–242a49 / β241b25–242a15, Ancient Philosophy, 2019, 39: 363–80.