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Jason B. Thibodeau

Curriculum Vitae

Position: Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Cypress College, Cypress, California.

Education:

• Ph.D., Philosophy, University of California, San Diego, 2006
• M.A., Philosophy, University of California, San Diego, 2002
• B.A., Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley, 1997

Teaching Positions:

1. Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Georgia Perimeter College, Fall 2010 - Present
2. Instructor, Imperial Valley College, Spring - Winter 2008
3. Adjunct Instructor, Cuyamaca College, Spring 2008 - Fall 2009
4. Visiting Assistant Professor, Auburn University, Department of Philosophy Fall 2005 - Fall 2006
5. Teaching Assistant, University of California, San Diego, Fall 1998 - Spring 2005

Presentations:

1. "The Problem of Evil and the Capacity to Cause Suffering." Northwest Philosophy Conference, October 2007.
2. Commentary on Jason Jordan's "The Anthropoid Coffin: Divine Omnipotence and the Limes of Subjectivity." Northwest Philosophy Conference, October 2007.
3. "Analyticity Re-re-examined." Auburn Philosophical Society Colloquium, December 2006.
4. "The Standard Meter and Performative Utterances." Alabama Philosophical Society Conference, October 2005.
5. "Natural Kind Terms and Natural Substance Terms." University of California, San Diego Graduate Philosophy Colloquium, February 2005.
6. "Teaching an Old Dogma New Tricks." University of California, San Diego Graduate Philosophy Colloquium, April 2004.
7. "Moore and Wittgenstein On Certainty and Skepticism." University of California, San Diego Graduate Philosophy Colloquium, February 2003.

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