The
California Undergraduate Philosophy Review
A
journal devoted to undergraduate work in philosophy
Sponsored by the California State University, Fresno Department of
Philosophy
The first edition of The California
Undergraduate Philosophy Review is now available. See
below for links.
We are not currently accepting submissions for next year's
volume. More information will appear on this site in the fall
regarding future submissions.
Contact the editors at cupr.editors at gmail.com.
The California Undergraduate
Philosophy Review, Volume 1 #2
1. “Property
Dualism and the Knowledge Argument: Are Qualia Really a Problem for
Physicalism?”
Ronald Planer, Rutgers Univerity
2. “Necessary
Principles of Perception: A Comparison of Kant and Reichenbach”
Lauren Davidson, University of California, Los
Angeles
3. “On the
Compatibility of Free Will and a Fixed Future”
Matthew Evpak, CSU Sacramento
4. “Inside
Faust’s Study”
Michael Huguenor, University of California, Santa
Cruz
5.“Death and
Discourse: An Inquiry into Meaning and Disruption”
James R. Goebel, CSU Fullerton
6.“On the
Relationship of Ethics to Moral Law: The Possibility of Nonviolence in
Levinas’s Ethics”
Chris Hromas, Point Loma Nazarene University
7. “A
Distinction Without a Difference? The Analytic-Synthetic Distinction
and Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Metaphysics”
Brandon Clark, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
The California Undergraduate
Philosophy Review, Volume 1 #1
1. “Being
John Malkovich and Claims of Body Ownership”
Joshua McDonald
2. “Resolving
Dualism: On the Intersection of Connectionist and Computational
Networks”
Heather Balcom
3. “Different
Approaches to the Study of Meaning”
Matias Bustamante
4. “Kripke
and Rigid Designation: A Descriptivist in Disguise”
Wesley Hansen
5. “Davidson,
Natural Selection and the Principle of Charity”
John Clevenger, CSU Bakersfield
6. “Genetically
Modified Organisms: Risks, Benefits and Moral Obligation”
(Winner of the 2008 Ethics Center Essay Contest)
Benjamin Koole
7. “Nussbaum
on Gender Equality”
Laila Ashaq
8. “Primary
and Secondary Qualities”
Charles Kaijo
9. “Genealogy:
Nietzsche, Deleuze and Foucault”
Lino Molina
The California Undergraduate
Philosophy Review supplants an earlier journal published by the
CSUF philosophy department entitled Voicing
Ideas. This journal published the proceedings of the
annual CSUF undergraduate conference of the same name, much as the
first edition of the CUPR now
does. All past volumes of Voicing
Ideas are available below.
Voicing Ideas, Volume 3
1.“Beauty and the
Beast”
Isaac Martin
2.“Functional
Classification and Dynamical Systems Theory”
Michael Oliver
3.“Inductivism,
Hypothetico-Deductivism, Falsificationism and Kuhnian Reconciliation”
Anthony Ferrucci
4.“Naturalized
Epistemology”
Teresa Hernandez
5. “John Rawls’s
Princples of Justice”
Christopher Storelli
6. “Rawls’s A
Theory of Justice: Addressing the Criticisms of Okin and Pateman”
Taylor Hartline
7. “Buddhist Notions
of Akrasia”
Ryan Harbert
8. “José
Ortega y Gasset”
Lino Molina
Voicing Ideas, Volume 2
1. “Reductionism
and Epistemology”
Michael Oliver
2. “Solving
the Lottery and Gettier problems”
Bradley Hart
3. “Rorty’s
Pragmatism Undone: The Necessity of Truth to Knowledge”
Michael Olsen
4. “A Marxist
Analysis of Migrant Workers in the Central Valley”
Hilda Lopez
5. “The
Concepts of Law and Foundations of a Legal System”
Alexandra Bellardinelli
6.“The
Problem of the Grudge Informer”
Esmeralda Santos
7.“Meno
and Symposium: Knowledge vs. Correct Opinion on Virtue and Beauty”
Joshua McDonald
8.“Futility”
Isaac Martin
Voicing Ideas, Volume 1
1.“Moism:
Misunderstood?”
Josh McDonald
2.“The Optimal
Design”
Shellie Key
3.“Jules
Coleman and Tort Law”
Natasha Fouts
4.“The Origin
of Queerness of Moral Value”
Karen Salas
5.“Kuhn and
Duhem on Scientific Inquiry”
Kamaljeet Dhah