Judith Andre

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Judith Andre
TitleProfessor of Philosophy
Academic background
Alma materMichigan State University
Academic work
InstitutionsOld Dominion University
Michigan State University
Main interestsEthical Issues in Global Public Health, Ethics and Development, animal welfare and Virtue ethics

Judith Andre is a

virtue theory at Old Dominion University and Michigan State University before retiring.[1]

Contributions to philosophy

Andre got her BA (English Literature) 1967 at Viterbo College, and an MA and PhD (both Philosophy) at Michigan State University in 1970 and 1979 respectively.[1]

Dr. Andre's work focuses on ethical issues brought about by globalization.

wombs? For Andre, globalization brings about both "new moral challenges" and "new intellectual resources" from which to address these questions.[2] She also looks at the connections between economics and health. These current interests have grown out of earlier work including "Nagel, Williams and Moral Luck,"[3] and "Blocked Exchanges: A Taxonomy".[4]

Selected publications

She is the author of over thirty peer-reviewed publications including "The Virtue of Honoring Oneself",[5] "Disease"[6] and the books Bioethics as Practice[7][8][9] and Worldly Virtue.[10]

Awards and distinctions

Andre was awarded a

Seoul, South Korea
. She also won the Outstanding University Woman Faculty Award presented by the Faculty-Professional Women's Association at Michigan State University.

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c "Judith Andre CV". 2008. Archived from the original on July 18, 2012.
  2. ^ a b Michigan State University Philosophy Department Archived August 24, 2011, at the Wayback Machine accessed May 30, (2011)
  3. ^ Andre, Judith. "Nagel, Williams, and Moral Luck" in Moral Luck, Daniel Statman, ed. Albany: SUNY Press (1993).
  4. ^ Andre, Judith. "Blocked Exchanges: A Taxonomy" in Pluralism, Justice and Equality, David Miller and Michael Walzer, eds Oxford: Oxford University Press (1995) 171–196.
  5. ^ Andre, Judith, In: O'Reilly A, ed. Maternal Thinking: Philosophy, Politics, Practice. Toronto: Demeter Press (2009)
  6. ^ Andre, Judith, In Callicott JB, Frodeman R, eds. Encyclopedia of Environmental Ethics and Philosophy. MacMillan Reference Books (2008)
  7. ^ Andre, Judith, "Bioethics as Practice", Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press (2002)
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  9. ^ Gordon, E.J. (2004). "Bioethics as Practice". Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics. 13: 307–309.
  10. doi:10.5840/teachphil201639112
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