Eric Gampel (Ph.D. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) Eric Gampel writes and teaches about topics in ethics and political philosophy. He came to CSU, Chico in 1991, after earning his Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor). He currently teaches courses in Biomedical Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy, Justice and Human Rights, and History of Mind. His publications include: “Does Professional Autonomy Protect Medical Futility Judgments?” (Bioethics), “Ethics, Reference, and Natural Kinds” (Philosophical Papers), “The Normativity of Meaning” (Philosophical Studies), “A Method for Teaching Ethics” (Teaching Philosophy), and “A Defense of the Autonomy of Ethics” (Canadian Journal of Philosophy).
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