
Michael J. White
1948
Michael White is Professor of Philosophy, Arizona State University Michael J. White’s work lies principally in the areas of history of philosophy, science and mathematics, especially during Greek and Roman antiquity, of formal logic, and of political philosophy and related areas of moral theory and jurisprudence. His recent interests include the history and theory of natural law and the interaction of this tradition with theology and with other jurisprudential traditions such as legal positivism. He has taught contemporary jurisprudence, Great Traditions in Jurisprudence (historical jurisprudence), and seminars on the natural law tradition, legal positivism, and other topics in jurisprudence.
Books
- Certainty and surface in epistemology and philosophical method
- Agency and Integrality
- Agency and integrality
- Partisan or Neutral?
- Continuous and the Discrete
- Political philosophy
- Agency and Integrality
- The continuous and the discrete
- Political Philosophy
- Political philosophy
- POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY: A SHORT INTRODUCTION
- Partisan or neutral
- Agency and Integrality
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