- Associate Professor
University of Calgary
Department of Philosophy
Walter Glannon
Office Hours
- By appointment
Research Interests
Currently Teaching
| F2012 - PHIL 499.1 - Topics in Philosophy | ||||||||||
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| F2012 - PHIL 583.2 - Advanced Topics in Philosophy of Mind | ||||||||||
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| F2012 - PHIL 683.2 - Topics in the Philosophy of Mind | ||||||||||
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PhD Students
David Guerrero, PhD awarded August 2011; Kiran Pohar Manhas (Medical Science), PhD awarded June 2011.
Publications
Book
- Glannon, Walter. Brain, Body, and Mind: Neuroethics with a Human Face New York: Oxford University Press, 2011. 257. Print.
- Glannon, Walter. Bioethics and the Brain Oxford University Press, 2006. Print.
- Glannon, Walter. Biomedical Ethics Oxford University Press, 2004. Print.
- Glannon, Walter. The Mental Basis of Responsibility Ashgate, 2002. Print.
- Glannon, Walter. Genes and Future People: Philosophical Issues in Human Genetics Westview, 2001. Print.
Book Chapter
- Glannon, Walter. "Decelerating and Arresting Human Aging" Medical Enhancement and Posthumanity London: Springer, 2008. 175-190. Print.
Edited Book
- Glannon, Walter (ed). Defining Right and Wrong in Brain Science: Essential Readings in Neuroethics Dana Press, 2007. Print.
- Glannon, Walter (ed). Contemporary Readings in Biomedical Ethics Wadsworth, 2002. Print.
Journal Article
- Glannon, Walter. "Diminishing and Enhancing Free Will." 2.3 2011. 15-26.
- Glannon, Walter. "Donation, Death, and Harm." 11.8 2011. 48-49.
- Glannon, Walter. "Neuroscience and Norms." 1.4 2010. 31-32.
- Glannon, Walter. Our Brains Are not Us 23.7 2009. 321-329.
- Glannon, Walter. Responsibility, Priority, and Liver Transplantation 18.1 2009. 23-35.
- Glannon, Walter. Stimulating Brains, Altering Minds 35.5 2009. 289-293.
- Glannon, Walter. Neurostimulation and the Minimally Conscious State 22. 2008. 337-345.
- Glannon, Walter. Psychopharmacological Enhancement 1. 2008. 45-54.
- Glannon, Walter. The Case Against Conscription of Cadaveric Organs for Transplantation 17. 2008. 330-336.
- Glannon, Walter. Underestimating the Risk in Living Kidney Donation 34. 2008. 127-128.
- Glannon, Walter. Neuroethics 20. 2006. 37-52.
- Glannon, Walter. Phase I Oncology Trials: Why the Therapeutic Misconception Will not Go Away 32. 2006. 252-255.
- Glannon, Walter. Psychopharmacology and Memory 32. 2006. 164-168.
- Glannon, Walter. Neurobiology, Neuroimaging, and Free Will 29. 2005. 68-82.
- Glannon, Walter. Do the Sick Have a Right to Cadaveric Organs? 29. 2003. 153-156.
- Glannon, Walter. Identity, Prudential Concern, and Extended Lives 16. 2002. 266-281.
- Glannon, Walter and Ross, L.. Do Genetic Relations Create Moral Obligations in Organ Transplantation? 11. 2002. 153-159.
- Glannon, Walter. The Psychology and Physiology of Depression 9. 2002. 265-269.
- Glannon, Walter. Depression as a Mind-Body Problem 9. 2002. 243-254.
- Ross, L., Glannon, Walter, Josephson, M. and Thistlethwaite, R.. Should All Living Donors Be Treated Equally? 74. 2002. 418-421.
- Glannon, Walter. Extending the Human Life Span 27. 2002. 339-354.
- Glannon, Walter. Persons, Lives, and Posthumous Harms 36. 2001. 127-142.
Curricula Vitae
Degrees
- B.A. - Duke
- Ph.D. - Spanish Literature - Johns Hopkins University
- Ph.D. - Philosophy - Yale University
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