Essay prizes
for 2007-2008
Best Graduate Student Essay: "A
(Practical) Paradox of Narrative Well-Being"
Clair Morrissey (UNC Chapel Hill)
Best Undergraduate Essay:
"Primary Social Goods as a Vehicle for Bias in Rawls' Theory
of Justice"
Joseph LaBaw (Wake Forest University)
Due to insufficient submissions,
no Best Untenured Professor Essay award was made this year.
Essay prizes
for 2006-2007
Best Untenured Faculty Essay:
"Smith against the Externalists"
Robert Mabrito (NC State University)
Best Undergraduate Essay:
"Biscuit Conditionals"
Mathew John Sayball (UNC Wilmington)
Due to insufficient submissions,
no Best Graduate Student Essay award was made this year.
Essay prizes
for 2005-2006
Best Untenured Faculty Essay:
"Nothing is Immune to Revision"
Michael Veber (East Carolina University)
Best Graduate Student Essay:
"Getting Back to Nature"
Leonard Kahn (Oxford University/UNC Chapel Hill)
Due to insufficient submissions,
no Best Undergraduate Essay award was made this year.
Essay prizes for
2004-2005
Best
Untenured Faculty Essay: "Temporal Externalism, Natural Kind Terms, and
Scientifically Ignorant Communities"
John M. Collins (East Carolina University)
Best
Graduate Student Essay: "The Possibility of Non-Artifactive Norms"
Mark Bauer (UNC Chapel Hill)
Best
Undergraduate Essay: "A Discourse on Mary"
Mathew John Sayball (UNC Wilmington)
Best
Untenured Faculty Essay: "Metaphysical Factualism &
Constitution Without Identity"
Boris Kusko (Duke University)
Best
Graduate Student Essay: "Epistemic Contextualism and Epistemic
Expressivism"
Matthew Chrisman (UNC Chapel Hill)
Best
Undergraduate Essay: "Wrongdoing and Forgiveness"
Douglas R. Paletta (UNC Chapel Hill)
