Shelly Kagan

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Shelly Kagan is an American philosopher at Yale University known for his influential work on ethics, moral theory, and the philosophy of death.

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instanceOf ethicist
human
philosopher
university teacher
almaMater Princeton University NERFINISHED
Wesleyan University NERFINISHED
citizenship United States of America
countryOfEmployment United States of America NERFINISHED
doctoralAdvisor Thomas Nagel NERFINISHED
educatedAt Princeton University
Wesleyan University NERFINISHED
employer Yale University
fieldOfWork applied ethics
ethics
metaethics
moral philosophy
normative ethics
philosophy of death
value theory
genre academic philosophy
hasTaughtAt University of Illinois at Chicago NERFINISHED
University of Pittsburgh NERFINISHED
knownFor popular Yale lecture course on death
work on normative ethics
work on the badness of death
work on the morality of killing
language English
mainInterest consequentialism
deontology
desert-based moral theories
moral constraints and options
well-being
name Shelly Kagan NERFINISHED
nationality United States of America
notableWork Death NERFINISHED
Normative Ethics NERFINISHED
The Geometry of Desert NERFINISHED
The Limits of Morality NERFINISHED
occupation philosopher
university professor
philosophicalSchool analytic philosophy NERFINISHED
positionHeld Clark Professor of Philosophy at Yale University
publication Death NERFINISHED
Normative Ethics
The Geometry of Desert NERFINISHED
The Limits of Morality NERFINISHED
teaches ethics
moral philosophy
philosophy of death
workLocation New Haven, Connecticut NERFINISHED

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William Lane Craig hasDebated Shelly Kagan