Professor Neill Cooney

It is my opinion that the structure of academic philosophy has forfeited its claim to the love of wisdom. I have recently tried to use James Joyce, Homer, Shakespeare, Camus, and others, in an attempt to remedy this tragedy. I am teaching Critical Thinking and Writing and I am searching for a way to continue the revolution. Education:

J.D., Law, Western States

M.A., Theology, Santa Clara

M.A., Philosophy, Gonzaga

B.B.A., Loyola University

Honorary Classical Degree, Loyola High School

Recent Courses:

I am currently teaching Introduction to Philosophy, Critical Thinking, and Introduction to Ethics.

Other Courses:

Sociology, Constitutional Law, Consumer Economics, etc.

Interests:

Right now I'm thinking of Noam Chomsky. Any suggestions?

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