CSPAN Schedule Thursday May 19

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CSPAN Schedule Wednesday May 18



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Debate
Detecting Design in Biology
University of California, Los Angeles
William A. Dembski , Baylor University
Niall Shanks , East Tennessee Watershed Committee

08:26 AM EDT
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Trials of the Monkey
Southern Festival of Books
Matthew Chapman

09:30 AM EDT
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* Which NE freshman Sen. estimates he has met with Pres. Bush at least a half-dozen times, including flying with him twice on Air Force One? - Answer at www.c-span.org/capitolspotlight/index.asp

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Anyone watching CSPAN Journal tomorrow - please post which of the two sets of phone numbers posted above are flashed on the screen.

CSPAN is notoriously bad about changing their phone-in numbers and not updating their website.

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3. Detecting Design in Biology

Detecting Design in Biology
University of California, Los Angeles
Veritas Forum
Los Angeles, California (United States)
ID: 181776 - 2 - 04/21/2004 - 1:19 - $29.95

Dembski, William A., Associate Research Professor, Baylor University, Institute for Faith and Learning

Shanks, Niall, Professor, East Tennessee Watershed Committee, Philosophy

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http://www3.baylor.edu/~Bruce_Gordon/vita.htm

CURRICULUM VITAE
Bruce L. Gordon, Ph.D.
History and Philosophy of Physics

Acting Director, The Baylor Center for Science, Philosophy and Religion
Assistant Research Professor, Institute for Faith and Learning

P.O. Box 97130
Baylor University
Waco, TX 76798-7130
[phone] (Office)
[phone] (Fax)
E-mail: [email protected]



EDUCATION:

1998, Northwestern University, Ph.D., History and Philosophy of Science (Physics)
1990, Westminster Theological Seminary (Philadelphia), M.A.R., Apologetics/Systematic Theology
1988, University of Calgary, M.A., Philosophy
1986, University of Calgary, B.Sc. (Honors), Applied Mathematics
1982, Royal Conservatory of Music, University of Toronto, A.R.C.T., Piano Performance


DISSERTATION:

Quantum Statistical Mechanics and the Ghosts of Modality
Committee: Arthur Fine (Chair - Philosophy, Northwestern), Laurie Brown (Physics, Northwestern), Alvin Plantinga (Philosophy, Notre Dame), Thomas Ryckman (Philosophy, Northwestern).



AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION:

History and Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of Physics
Philosophy of Religion
Science and Religion/Theology Issues


AREAS OF COMPETENCE:

Metaphysics and Epistemology
Philosophy of Language
Logic and Philosophy of Mathematics
American Pragmatism
Postmodernism


SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS:

Calvin College Faculty Summer Seminar, Calvin College, June-July 2000

John Templeton Foundation Grant in support of The Nature of Nature conference,
Baylor University, April 12-15,2000

Discovery Institute Grant in support of The Nature of Nature conference,
Baylor University, April 12-15, 2000

Calvin College Faculty Summer Seminar, Calvin College, June-July 1999

Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Philosophy of Religion, University of Notre Dame,1998-99

Research Grant, Center for the Renewal of Science and Culture, Discovery Institute, 1997

Northwestern University Graduate Fellowships/Teaching Assistantships,1990-96, 1998

Louise McKinney Alberta Heritage Fund Scholarship,1983-84

Louise McKinney Alberta Heritage Fund Scholarship, 1982-83


TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Assistant Research Professor, Institute for Faith and Learning, since 1999
Adjunct Faculty in Philosophy, Baylor University (1999-2000)

Philosophy 3345, 5320 - Symbolic Logic
Philosophy 4353 - Philosophy of Language
Theistic Belief and the Conceptual Foundations of Science
(Colloquium for Faculty and Graduate Students, co-led with Dr. William Dembski)
Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame,1998-99

Philosophy 261 - Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy 230 - Scientific Ways of Knowing: Philosophy of Science and the Question of Origins
Instructor, Department of Philosophy, Northwestern University, 1993 and 1995

Philosophy A09 - Freshman Seminar: Rationality and Belief in God
Teaching Assistant, Department of Philosophy, Northwestern University,1991-98

Introductory and Intermediate Logic (Philosophy A50, B50 - with occasional class lectures), 1991-94, 1998
Theory of Knowledge (Philosophy B55), 1992
Ancient Philosophy (Philosophy B10-1), 1994
Introduction to Philosophy (Philosophy A10), 1996
Classics in Ethical and Political Theory (Philosophy B61), 1998
Private Tutor, Department of Philosophy, Northwestern University, 1994-95

Formal Logic (Philosophy A50, B50)
Tutorial Instructor and Private Tutor, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Calgary, 1984-88

Linear Algebra and Calculus (Mathematics 211, 251)
Private Piano Instructor, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 1981-82



PUBLICATIONS:


"Ontology Schmontology? Identity, Individuation and Fock Space," forthcoming in Philosophy of Science (PSA 2002).


"Maxwell-Boltzmann Statistics and the Metaphysics of Modality," Synthese, vol. 133, no. 3, 2002: 393-417. See http://www.kluweronline.com/issn/0039-7857/current.


Freeing Inquiry from Ideology: Selected Writings of Michael Polanyi (Co-edited with William Dembski).


"Naturalism, Postmodernism, and Design-Theoretic Epistemology," forthcoming in Moreland, J.P., and Reynolds, J.M., eds., After Materialism. Downers Grove: IVP.


"Is Intelligent Design Science? The Scientific Status and Future of Design-Theoretic Explanations," in W. Dembski and J. Kushiner, eds., Signs of Intelligence: Understanding Intelligent Design. Grand Rapids: Brazos Press (Baker Book House), 2001, pp.193-216.


"Living Reasons: Blaise Pascal and the Rationality of Religious Belief," Foundations, vol. 5, no. 1, 1997, 4-10.


Submitted and pending:


"Evolutionary Biology, Creation and Theological Anthropology," submitted to Theology and Science.


"Declaring TRUCE: Rethinking the Doctrines of Grace," submitted to the Scottish Journal of Theology.


"Incompatibilism by Induction: The Direct Argument Returns," submitted to Philosophical Topics.


WORKS IN PROGRESS:



ARTICLES (in progress):


""Molinism, Occasionalism, and Quantum Indeterminacy," in preparation for submission to Nous.


"It Ain't Necessarily So: The Incompatibility of Quantum Theory with Necessitarian Approaches to Physical Law," in preparation for submission to Philosophy of Science.


"Edwardsian Compatibilism Confuted," in preparation for submission to Philosophia Christi.


"Free Will and the Mind-Body Problem," in preparation for submission to Mind.


"A Quantum-Theoretical Argument Against Naturalism," in preparation for submission to the Journal of Philosophy.


"Bohmian Statistics for Distinguishable Particles Revisited," in preparation for submission to Physics Letters A.


"Nonlocalizable Quanta and Microscopic Material Identity," in preparation for submission to Philosophy of Science.


"From Naturalism to Postmodernism," in preparation for submission to Philosophical Review.

BOOKS (in progress):


Quantum Physics and Theistic Metaphysics

Begins with a quantum theoretical argument against naturalism, then examines the way in which Molinism, Thomistic secondary causation, occasionalism and process metaphysics connect with conceptions in relativistic quantum mechanics and quantum field theory. The book concludes with a discussion of the metaphysics of personhood in light of quantum phenomena, and defends a version of dualism best described as occasionalistic psycho-physical parallelism.


Quantum Statistical Mechanics and the Ghosts of Modality.

Recounts the historical development of statistical physics from a conceptual standpoint and examines the significance of the problem of indistinguishable particles for the metaphysics of modality and necessitarian accounts of the laws of nature.


Dirac: A Centenary Evaluation (editor)

An edited collection of thirteen essays by famous physicists and philosophers, some of whom worked with Dirac, which examines his ongoing influence in modern theoretical physics. The collection emerged from a conference organized by the editor (see http://www.baylor.edu/Dirac).


CONFERENCE PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS:




"A Primer on the History of Modern Physics 1900 - 2000, with a Postscript on Metaphysics and Theology." Invited talk given at The Forum, University of North Texas at Denton, August 12, 2003.


"Mind Over Matter: Divine and Human Action in the Light of Quantum Physics." Paper given at the Philosophy, Science and Theology Conference, Grafton, NSW, Australia, June 22-29, 2003.


"Quantum Theory and Middle Knowledge: An Occasionalist Rapprochement." Invited paper given to the Philosophy of Religion Group at the Pacific Division of the American Philosophical Association in San Francisco, California, March 23-26, 2003. For an overview of the conference go to: http://www.apa.udel.edu/apa/publications/proceedings/v76n3/public/default.asp


"Quantum Theory and the Mind-Body Problem." Paper given at Baylor University, Scholar's Day 2003, February 12, 2003.


"Ontology Schmontology? Identity, Individuation and Fock Space." Paper given at the biennial conference of the Philosophy of Science Association in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, November 7-10, 2002. For an overview of the conference go to: http://www.pitt.edu/~psa2002


"Eternity, Temporality and Quantum Gravity." Paper given at the annual conference of the American Scientific Affiliation, Pepperdine University, Malibu, California, August 2-5, 2002.


"Design-Theoretic Mathematics and the Multiplicity of Ontological Interpretations." Panel presentation given at the annual conference of the American Scientific Affiliation, Pepperdine University, Malibu, California, August 2-5, 2002.


"Molinism, Occasionalism, and Quantum Indeterminacy." Paper given at the Philosophical Implications of Modern Science conference (SCP Pacific Regional Meeting) at Whitworth College and Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, April 4-6, 2002.


"Molinist Incompatibilism, Edwardsian Compatibilism, and Moral Responsibility." Paper presented at the God, Free Will, and Determinism conference at McMurry University, Abilene, Texas, March 22-24, 2002.


"Philosophical Issues in Quantum Gravity." Paper presented at Baylor University, Scholar's Day 2002, January 30, 2002.


"Mutual Relevance and Reciprocal Underdetermination: The Relationship between Theology and the Natural Sciences." Paper presented at the Christian Scholarship...for What? conference at Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, September 27-29, 2001.


"Quantum Physics and Theistic Metaphyics." Talk given to the Dallas chapter of IRAS (Institute of Religion in an Age of Science), July 13, 2001.


"Polanyi's Antireductionism and the Teleology of Emergence." Paper presented at the Polanyi's Post-Critical Thought and the Rebirth of Meaning conference, Loyola University, Chicago, June 8-10, 2001.


"A Quantum Mechanical Argument Against Naturalism." Paper presented at the Design, Self-Organization and the Integrity of Creation conference, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, May 24-26, 2001.


"Christian Scholarship in the Secular Academy." Talk given at the Veritas Forum, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, April 7, 2001.


"Science and Christianity". Talk given at the Veritas Forum, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, April 6, 2001


"Bell's Theorem, Local Deterministic Hidden Variables, and De Re Modality." Paper presented at Baylor University, Scholar's Day 2001, February 14, 2001.


"The Mathematical Basis of Design Theory and Its Empirical Application." Talk given at Louisiana College, Pineville, Louisiana, October 2, 2000.


"Does Quantum Theory Pose a Problem for Naturalistic Metaphysics?" Talk given at The Nature of Nature conference, Baylor University, April 13, 2000.


"Truth, Tolerance, and the Ethics of Postmodernity: A Christian Response." Paper presented at the Midwest regional meeting of the Society of Christian Philosophers, Baylor University, March 18, 2000.


"Saving Knowledge: Naturalism, Postmodernism, and the Question of Truth." Paper presented at Baylor University,Scholar's Day 2000, February 23, 2000.


"Naturalism, Postmodernism, and Design-Theoretic Epistemology." Invited paper presented at the Life After Materialism conference, Biola University, La Mirada, California, December 2-5,1999.


"Quantum Theory and the Providence of God." Invited presentation to the Houston Chapter of Reasons to Believe, Houston, Texas, October 28,1999.


"Nonlocality and Modality: Why Quantum Particles Cannot Be Individuals." Invited paper presented at the Identity and Individuation in Modern Physics conference, University of Notre Dame, April 30, 1999.


"Maxwell-Boltzmann Statistics and Modality De Re." Presentation to the Chicagoland Philosophy of Physics Forum, University of Chicago, January 18, 1999.


"Are Physical Laws Metaphysical Necessities? Comments on Zimmerman." Invited paper response, University of Notre Dame, November 6, 1998.


"Quantum Statistics, Design, and the End of Materialist Metaphysics." Invited presentation to the Consultation on Intelligent Design Theory, Dallas, Texas, November 1997.


"Faith, Reason, and Postmodernity." Presented at the Trinity Institute Philosophy Conference, Tehuacana, Texas, August 1997.


"The Life and Thought of Blaise Pascal." Presented at the Trinity Institute Philosophy Conference,Tehuacana, Texas, August 1996.


"Van Fraassen on Particle Identity and Individuation." Presented at the Chicagoland History and Philosophy of Science Forum, Northwestern University, April 1993.


"God, Woody Allen, and the Moral Structure of the Universe." Campus lecture given at Northwestern University, sponsored by InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Graduate Ministries, October 1992.


"Holism, Pragmatism, and Religious Experience: Critical Reflections on the Religious Epistemology of John Frame." Presented at the Midwest Conference of the Evangelical Theological Society, Chicago, Illinois, March 1991.


"CAFAD Report on Tenure and Rank Promotion Policies in the Fine and Performing Arts." Prepared for the Canadian Association of Fine Arts Deans, August 1989.


"Christianity and Evolution." Presented at L'Abri Fellowship, Huémoz, Switzerland, August 1986.


"From Bach to Bartok." Lecture and piano performance presented to the Western Conference of the Citizens for Public Justice, Calgary, Alberta, April 1983.



OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:


Science and Human Freedom. Participant in Liberty Fund forum, Safety Harbor, Florida, March 22-25, 2001.


Providence, Free Will and Liberty. Participant in Liberty Fund forum, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, November 2-5, 2000.


Academic Organizer of The Nature of Nature conference held at Baylor University, April 12-15, 2000


Invited participant in the Program of Dialogue on Science, Religion and Ethics at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) meeting, Washington, D.C., February 15-17, 2000.


Invited participant in the Mere Creation: Reclaiming the Book of Nature conference, held at Biola University, La Mirada, California, December 3-6, 1996.



PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:



The American Philosophical Association (APA)


The Philosophy of Science Association (PSA)


The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)


The American Physical Society (APS)


The American Scientific Affiliation (ASA)


The National Association of Scholars (NAS)


The American Academy of Religion (AAR)


The Society of Christian Philosophers (SCP)


The Center for Science, Philosophy and Religion, Baylor University


Institute for Faith and Learning, Baylor University (IFL)


InterVarsity Graduate and Faculty Ministries (IVCF)


REFERENCES:


Laurie Brown, Professor of Physics, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois 60208.


William Dembski, Associate Research Professor in the Conceptual Foundations of Science, Baylor University.


Arthur Fine, John Evans Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois 60208.


Alvin Plantinga, John A. O'Brien Professor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana 46556.


Vern Poythress, Professor of New Testament Interpretation, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, PA
27009.


Thomas Ryckman, Adjunct Professor of Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley, California 94720-2390.


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http://www3.baylor.edu/IFL/aboutus.htm

The Institute for Faith and Learning was founded in 1997 to assist Baylor in achieving its mission of integrating academic excellence and Christian commitment, and its goal of becoming a university of the first rank committed to its Baptist and Christian heritage. Since its founding, the Institute has developed several major programs in support of this mission, cultivating high-quality research, sponsoring conferences, and encouraging teaching faithful to the Christian intellectual tradition.

Vision: Romans 12:2 calls Christians to be transformed by the renewing of their minds, discerning what is good, acceptable, and perfect. We believe that responsiveness to this calling includes the integration of Christian faith and academic learning. Accordingly, we aspire to help Baylor become a center of excellence within the Christian academic community, bringing the intellectual, moral, and spiritual riches of the Christian faith to our students, culture, and world.

Mission: The mission of the Baylor Institute for Faith and Learning is to serve as a local, national, and international house of study that cultivates careful reflection, rigorous scholarship, and vital practice that substantively unite the life of the mind and the faith of Christians. Consonant with this mission, we aim to:


1. To study the role of religion in American higher education.

2. To encourage interested faculty members to develop ways to reconnect religious faith, as expressed in Christian intellectual traditions, to contemporary academic research.

3. To foster a community of scholars dedicated to the integration of faith and learning in teaching and scholarship.

4. To support Baylor's aim of becoming a university of the first rank while maintaining a faithful commitment to its Christian identity.

5. To inspire students, both graduate and undergraduate, to see the importance and vitality of Christian higher education, and to explore service to the academy as a Christian vocation.


Background: For further information on the Insitute for Faith & Learning, it may be helpful to read Why is the Institute Needed? or Why should Baylor sponsor the Insitute?

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5. Shanks

http://www.etsu.edu/philos/faculty/shanks.htm

NIALL SHANKS


ADDRESS:
Department of Philosophy
East Tennessee State University
Box 70656,
Johnson City, TN 37614
U.S.A.

EMAIL: [email protected]

TELEPHONE: w = [phone] (Voicemail); h = [phone].

BORN: Cheshire, England, January 18, 1959.

CITIZEN: United Kingdom

IMMIGRATION STATUS: Permanent Resident of U.S.



AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION:

Theoretical Biology and Theoretical Physics
AREAS OF COMPETENCE:
Logic, Probability Theory, and Epistemology.
POSITIONS:
Professor of Philosophy
Adjunct Professor of Biological Sciences.
Adjunct Professor of Physics
Associate Member, Graduate Faculty


EDUCATION:

B.A. (Hons.) (Philosophy). University of Leeds (1976-79).
M. Phil. (Philosophy). University of Liverpool (1979-81).
Ph.D. (Philosophy). University of Alberta (1981-87).


RECENT AWARDS AND PRIZES:

1998 ETSU Distinguished Faculty Research Award.
1998 ETSU College of Arts and Sciences Research Award
1998 ETSU Research Grant, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs: Chaos and Complexity in Insect Behavior.
1997 ETSU Research Grant, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs: The Methodology of Lithotripsy Research.
1996 ETSU Research and Development Grant: Chaotic Models of Evolutionary Phenomena.
1992 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar: Methodological Debates in 19th Century Physics. Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. Director: Peter Achinstein.



PUBLICATIONS

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BOOK

<2004> God, the Devil, and Darwin. Oxford University Press.
<2002> Animals and Science: A Guide to the Debates. ABC-CLIO.

<1997> Brute Science: The Dilemmas of Animal Experimentation, with Hugh LaFollette. Routledge.



ANTHOLOGIES
<2000> Logic, Probability and Science, N. Shanks and R. Gardner (eds.) Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of Science Book Series. Amsterdam/Atlanta: Rodopi.
<1998> Idealization in Contemporary Physics, N. Shanks (ed.), Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of Science Book Series, vol. 63, Amsterdam. Atlanta: Rodopi.


ARTICLES
<2001> "Behe, Biochemistry and the Invisible Hand," accepted for publication in Philo.
<2001> "The Adaptive Radiation of Biological Explanation," accepted for publication in Idealistic Studies.

<2000> "Modeling Biological Systems: The Belousov-Zhabotinski Reaction," forthcoming in Foundations of Chemistry.

<2000> "Of Mousetraps and Men: Behe on Biochemistry," (co-authored with Karl Joplin), forthcoming in Reports of the National Center for Science Education.

<2000> "Toward a Darwinian Theory of Cultural Evolution," accepted for publication in Communication and Cognition.

<2000> "Mind Viruses and the Importance of Cultural Diversity", (co-authored with J. Gold), in A. Bailey and P. Smithka (eds) Community, Diversity and Difference: Implications for Peace. New York: Rodopi.

<1999> "Redundant Complexity: A Critical Analysis of Intelligent Design in Biochemistry," (co-authored with Karl Joplin), Philosophy of Science, 66 (June) pp. 268-82.

<1997> "Biochemical Reductionism in Biological Context", Idealistic Studies, vol. 27, pp. 11-22.

<1997> "Methodology and the Birth of Modern Cosmology", (co-authored with G. Gale), Studies in the History and Philosophy of Modern Physics, vol. 27, pp. 279-296.

<1995> "The Origin of Speciesism", | pdf | with Hugh LaFollette, Philosophy.

<1996> "Perils of Popularization: Genetic Engineering and Biomedical Research", invited article in Communication and Cognition, vol. 29, 2, pp. 185-214.
<1995> "Two Models of Models in Biomedical Research" , | pdf | (co- authored with Hugh LaFollette), Philosophical Quarterly, vol. 45, 179, pp. 141-160.

<1995> "Minds, Brains and Quantum Mechanics", The Southern Journal of Philosophy, vol. 33, 2, pp. 243-260.

<1995> "Util-izing Animals", | pdf | (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), Journal of Applied Philosophy, vol. 12, 1, pp. 13-25.

<1994> "Chaos Theory: Analogical Reasoning in Biomedical Research", (coauthored with Hugh LaFollette), Idealistic Studies, vol. 24, 3, pp. 241-254.

<1994> "Time, Physics and Freedom", Metaphilosophy, vol. 25, 1, pp. 45-59.

<1994> "Stochastic Electrodynamics and Counter-Revolutionary Physics", in Achinstein & Snyder (eds), Scientific Methods: Conceptual and Historical Problems, Krieger Publishing, pp. 67-93.

<1994> "Animal Experimentation: The Legacy of Claude Bernard", | pdf | (co-authored with Hugh LaFollette), International Studies in the Philosophy of Science, vol. 8, 3, pp. 195-210.
<1993> "The Rise and Fall of Time-Symmetrized Quantum Mechanics", (co-authored with W.D. Sharp), Philosophy of Science, vol. 60, pp. 488-499.

<1993> "Animal Models in Biomedical Research: Some Epistemological Worries", (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), Public Affairs Quarterly, vol. 7, 2, pp. 113-130.

<1993> "Bell's Theorem and Determinism", South African Journal of Philosophy, vol. 12, 1, pp. 23-30.

<1993> "The Intact Systems Argument: Problems with the Standard Defense of Animal Experimentation", (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), The Southern Journal of Philosophy, vol. XXXI, 3, pp. 323-333.

<1993> "Belief and the Basis of Humor", | pdf | (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), American Philosophical Quarterly, vol. 30, 4, pp. 329-339.

<1993> "Quantum Mechanics and Determinism", Philosophical Quarterly, vol. 43, 170, pp. 20-37.

<1993> "Time and the Propensity Interpretation of Probability", Zeitschrift für Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie, vol. 24, 2, pp. 293-302.

<1993> "Axiomatic Quantum Mechanics and Radioactive Decay", Erkenntnis, 39, pp. 243-255.

<1992> "How to be a Scientifically Respectable Property-Dualist", (co-authored with R. Lahav), Journal of Mind and Behavior, vol. 13, 3, pp. 211-232.

<1991> "Probabilistic Physics and the Metaphysics of Time," The South African Journal of Philosophy, vol. 10, 2, pp. 37-43.

<1988> "Theodicy: Two Moral Extremes," (co-authored with J. King-Farlow), The Scottish Journal of Theology, vol. 41, pp. 153-176.

<1988> "Stochastic Electrodynamics in Philosophical Perspective," in Duffy (ed) Proceedings of Conference on Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory, British Society for the Philosophy of Science, vol. 1, pp. 138-146.

<1986> "Davidson and the Refutation of Idealism," (co-authored with J. King-Farlow), Idealistic Studies, vol. xiv, 2, pp. 113-123.

<1985> "Fine's Prism Models for Quantum Correlation Statistics," (co-authored with W. D. Sharp), Philosophy of Science, vol. 52, 4, pp. 538-564.

<1983> "Indeterminacy and Verification," Southern Journal of Philosophy, vol. xxi, 2, pp. 301-312.

<1981> "On Davidson's Principle of Charity," Philosophical Inquiry, vol. 3, pp. 167-181.




SHORT ARTICLES
<2001> "Fighting for our Sanity in Tennessee: Life on the Front Lines." Free Inquiry, vol. 21, 4, pp. 38-40.)
<2000> "Creationism, Evolution, and Baloney," (review essay of Phillip Johnson"s Defeating Darwinism) Metascience, vol. 9, pp. 86-93

<2000> "British Cooking: The Grand Tradition," in Sauceman, F.W. (Ed), Home and Away: A University Brings Food to the Table. Johnson City: ETSU Press, pp. 273-277.

<1999> "Animals and Science: The Next Two Decades," Satya, vol. vi, 5, pp. 21-22.

<1998> "Reply to Mackay-Sim", in Metascience, vol. 7, pp. 277-280.

<1998> "The Krogh Principle, p. 211", (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), entries in Bekoff (ed) The Encyclopedia of Animal Rights. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Publishing.

<1998> "Evolution and Animal Experimentation," pp. 213-215, (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), in Bekoff (ed) The Encyclopedia of Animal Rights. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Publishing.

<1998> "Claude Bernard: The Founder of the Paradigm," pp. 91-92, (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), in Bekoff (ed) The Encyclopedia of Animal Rights. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Publishing.

<1998> "Bio-Cartesianism,"pp. 94-95, (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), in Bekoff (ed) The Encyclopedia of Animal Rights. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Publishing.

<1998> "The Utilitarian Assessment of Animal Experimentation,"pp. 343-346, (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), in Bekoff (ed) The Encyclopedia of Animal Rights. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Publishing.

<1993> "Animal Modelling in Psycho-Pharmacological Contexts", (co-authored with H.H. LaFollette), Commentary in Behavioral and Brain Sciences, vol. 16, 4.

<1989> "The Curious Quantum Statistics in the Interval Between Measurements," (co-authored with W. D. Sharp) Physics Letters A, vol. 38, 9, pp. 451-453.

<1985> "Classical Models for Quantum Measurement Statistics," in Koval and Hamza (eds) Applied Modelling and Simulation (IASTED Press), pp. 86-89.




BOOK REVIEWS:
<2000> "A Cosmos Comprehended?," Review of N. Maxwell's The Comprehensibility of the Universe: A New Conception of Science. Forthcoming in Metascience.
<1999> Explaining Chaos, by P. Smith. Forthcoming in Philosophical Quarterly.

<1999> "Self-Organization and the Evolution of Complexity," Review of P. Bak's How Nature Works: the science of self-organized criticality. Forthcoming in Metascience.

<1998> "Toward a new Philosophy of Experimentation," Review of D. Mayo's Error and the Growth of Experimental Knowledge, Metascience, vol. 7, pp. 551-556.

<1998> J.T. Cushing. "Quantum Mechanics: Historical Contingency and the Copenhagen Hegemony", in The Philosophical Quarterly, vol. 48, pp. 250-252.

<1993> J. Faye. "Niels Bohr: His Heritage and Legacy," in Canadian Philosophical Reviews, vol xiii, 1.

<1992> G. Munevar (ed). "Beyond Reason: Essays on the Philosophy of Paul K. Feyerabend", in Canadian Philosophical Reviews, vol. xii, 6.

<1991> J. T. Cushing and E. McMullin (eds). "Philosophical Consequences of Quantum Theory: Reflections on Bell's Theorem," in Canadian Philosophical Reviews, vol. xi, 1.

<1990> E. Zahar. "Einstein's Revolution," in Canadian Philosophical Reviews, vol. x, 1.

<1989> P. Galison. "How Experiments End," in Canadian Philosophical Reviews, vol. ix, 1.

<1987> N. Rescher (ed). "Scientific Inquiry in Philosophical Perspective," in Canadian Philosophical Reviews, vol. xii, 11.

<1986> D. R. Griffin (ed). "Physics and the Ultimate Significance of Time," in Canadian Philosophical Reviews, vol. vi, 10.

<1984> J. Davidson-Frame. "International Business and Global Technology," in Journal of Business Ethics, 3.

<1983> O. Hanfling. "Logical Positivism," in Teaching Philosophy, 6:1 (co-authored with J. King-Farlow).





PUBLIC POLICY STATEMENT
<1995> "Aping Science: A Critical Analysis of Research at the Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center", (I.D. Bross, K.K. Carter, M.J. Cohen*, R. Fouts, S.R. Kaufman*, H.H. LaFollette, R.C. Lewontin, G.M. Lower, B.P. Reines*, D.N. Robinson and N. Shanks), Perspectives on Medical Research, vol. 5, pp. 1-102. New York: Medical Research Modernization Committee. (*Writing Committee.)



INTERVIEWS
January 2001: Scientific Evidence for the Origin of Life, Community Forum Panelist, University Parkway Baptist Church.
December 2000: Explaining the Origins of Life, Seminar, Emmanuel School of Religion, Tennessee.

September 2000: The Mechanical Origins of Modern Physics. Seminar, Department of Physics and Astronomy, ETSU.

June 2000: Behe on Biochemistry: Science in the Twilight Zone. Invited lecture to Rationalists of East Tennessee, University of Tennessee-Knoxville.

February 2000: The BZ Reaction: Modeling life. Seminar, Department of Biological Sciences, ETSU.

February 2000: Bothered by Gas? Take Avogadro! Seminar, Department of Chemistry, ETSU.

April 1999: Evolution, Naturalism and Creation Science. Sigma Xi lecture, King College, Bristol, Tennessee

November 1999: Missing links and the Origin of Biochemical Complexity, interview with Barry Palevitz The Scientist, vol. 13, 23, p. 8.

June 1999: The Relationship between Science and Technology, interviewed by Hugh LaFollette on Ideas and Issues, WETS-FM Radio.

February 1999: Self-organization in Physics and Chemistry. (With Joe Falcone). Teacher’s workshop, 3rd Annual Darwin Days Celebration, University of Tennessee-Knoxville.

May 1997: To Effectively Discuss Evolution...", interview with Ricki Lewis, The Scientist, vol. II, 10, pp. 13-14.

August 1997: Environmental Education in the Balance, guest editorial, Environmental News, (Sierra Club Productions) 10th August, WETS-FM Radio.

April 1996: Evolution and Creationism, panellist for Omni TV series. PBS.

April 1996: Why Evolution is a Fact, interviewed by Hugh LaFollette on Ideas and Issues, WETS-FM Radio.

July 1996: News and Comment "Creationists Evolve New Strategy", interview by Karen Schmidt, Science, vol. 273, pp. 420-422.

December 1994: Science, Pseudoscience and Superstition, interviewed by John Ostheimer on Ideas and Issues, WETS-FM Radio.

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6. On Washington Journal CSPAN 7-10 AM

ON WASHINGTON JOURNAL

Thursday, May 19

7am - Newspaper Articles, Question & Phones

7:45 - Mark Gitenstein, Frmr Sen. Judiciary Cmte., Chief Counsel (D), 1981-1987
http://www.mayerbrownrowe.com/lawyers/profile.asp?hubbardid=G511583567

8:30 - Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), Jud. Cmte.
http://sessions.senate.gov/

8:45 - Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI), Jud. Cmte.
http://www.feingold.senate.gov/

9:15 - Scott Johnson, powerlineblog.com
http://www.powerlineblog.com/

9:30 - Sen. Mark Pryor (D-AK)
http://pryor.senate.gov/

9:45 - Joshua Micah Marshall, talkingpointsmemo.com, editor
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/

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7. kick

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8. call in numbers on the screen

support Democrats 202-737-0002
support bush 202-737-0001
others 202-737-0205

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9. Thanks

We'll need to edit the daily script

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10. I put both sets of numbers in the daily post.

this is the set I see used most often.

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11. Russ Finegold on CSPAN Journal now! nt

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12. Today's Events

Today's Events


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United Nations Reform

Hyde, Henry J., U.S. Representative, R-IL
Lantos, Tom, U.S. Representative, D-CA
Bertini, Catherine, Undersecretary-General, United Nations, Management
Brown, Mark Malloch, Chief of Staff, United Nations, Office of the Secretary-General
Lagon, Mark, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Department of State, International Organization Affairs

The House International Relations Committee will hold a hearing on United Nations reform. The hearing will focus on budget and management issues.

*****
Military Base Closings, Joint Service Groups 9:30 AM CSPAN3

Principi, Anthony J., Chair, Defense Base Closure & Realignment Cmsn.

The 2005 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission will hold a round of hearings. Department of Defense officials will present the Department of Defense's recommendations for Joint Service Groups. Then officials will discuss the methodology used to formulate the recommendations.

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Senate Session 9:30 AM CSPAN2

The Senate will continue considering the nomination of Priscilla Owen as a judge of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

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House Session 9 AM CSPAN

The House will consider HR 2361, Interior-Environment Appropriations for fiscal 2006.

*****
Q & A with Richard Gilder & Lewis Lehrman

Lamb, Brian, Host, C-SPAN
Gilder, Richard, Co-Founder, Gilder Lehrman Inst. of American History
Lehrman, Lewis, Co-Founder, Gilder Lehrman Inst. of American History

Richard Gilder and Lewis Lehrman will be interviewed about their collection of historical documents from early U.S. history through modern times. The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, founded in 1994, is located in New York City and is dedicated to the study of American history. The interview will be conducted in a studio at Pace University in New York City.

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House Minority Leader News Conference

Pelosi, Nancy, U.S. Representative, D-CA

In a weekly press availability, Representative Pelosi will speak to reporters about the Democratic agenda and legislation being considered in Congress. Following her remarks, she will answer questions from the reporters.

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Space Exploration

Ratan, Burton, Chief Executive, Scaled Composites

Burton Ratan, founder and chief executive of Scaled Composites and the designer and developer of SpaceShipOne, the first privately-built manned craft to reach space.

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Canadian House of Commons

Martin, Paul, Prime Minister, Canada

The Canadian House of Commons is expected to vote on the federal budget. This vote is considered to be a test of confidence in the government.

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Reporting from Iraq 6:30 PM CSPAN3

Mulligan, John, Correspondent,
Diamond, John, Washington Correspondent, USA Today
Kaplan, Jonathan, Correspondent, Newspaper
Raddatz, Martha, Senior Correspondent, ABC News, National Security

The National Press Club will hold a forum on reporting from Iraq with reporters who recently returned from Iraq. Panelists will share experiences of being a working journalist in a combat zone and discuss their thoughts on Iraq's future.

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13. U.S.-U.K. Relations 6:31 PM CSPAN

Speech
U.S.-U.K. Relations
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Washington, District of Columbia (United States)

John J. Hamre, President and CEO, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Jack Straw, Foreign Secretary, Labour, United Kingdom

British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw will give his first policy address since the British elections earlier this month. He will outline the United Kingdom's foreign policy priorities for the next several years in the context of Britain's chairmanship of the G-8 this year and the upcoming presidency of the European Union in the second half of 2005.