University of Calgary
David Dick
- Associate Professor
Research Interests
Currently Teaching
Not currently teaching any courses.
Publications
Book Review
- Dick, David. Review of New Waves in Ethics Notre Dame, Indiana: Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, 2012. Print.
Journal Articles - Peer Reviewed
- Dick, David. "What Money Is and Ought To Be". Journal of Social Ontology 6.2 (2021): 293-313. Print.
- Dick, David. "Hunger, Need, and the Boundaries of Lockean Property". Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review 58.3 (2019): 527-552. Print.
- Dick, David and Vooys, Sarah. "Money and Mental Contents". Synthese, (2019). Print.
- Dick, David. "Impure Semiotic Objections to Markets". Public Affairs Quarterly 32.3 (2018): 227-246. Print.
- Dick, David. "Transformable Goods and the Limits of What Money Can Buy". Moral Philosophy and Politics 4.1 (2017): 121-140. Print.
- Dick, David. "Constitutivism, Error, and Moral Responsibility in Bishop Butler’s Ethics". The Southern Journal of Philosophy 55.4 (2017): 415-438. Print.
Other
- Dick, David. Should Companies Hire Chief Ethics Officers? 2018.
- Dick, David. Why You Need Different Perspectives 2015.
- Dick, David. More money isn’t always better 2014.
- Dick, David. Set Your Employees Free 2014.
Degrees
- PhD
University of Michigan, 2009 - MA
University of Michigan, 2007 - BA (Hons)
University of Utah, 2001
Awards
- 2008 - Charlotte W. Newcombe Fellowship - Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
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