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NATHANIEL  JEZZI   Curriculum  Vitae    

University  of  Aberdeen,  Department  of  Philosophy,     Old  Brewery,  Aberdeen,  AB24  3UB,  United  Kingdom   [email protected]  //  +44(0)1224  272561;  +44  07935  056717       ACADEMIC  EMPLOYMENT   University  of  Aberdeen,  Lecturer  in  Philosophy,  August,  2012  -­‐‑  present;  Teaching   Fellow  in  Philosophy,  2011-­‐‑  2012;  Teaching  Assistant  in  Philosophy,  2010-­‐‑ 2011.     EDUCATION     Cornell  University   Ph.D.  in  Philosophy,  May  2011.   Dissertation:  Moral  Objectivity,  Autonomy,  and  Reasons:  The  Constructivist   Challenge  to  Realism.  Committee:  Nicholas  Sturgeon  (Chair),  Terence  Irwin,   Michelle  Kosch,  Matti  Eklund.   Humboldt  Universität  zu  Berlin  (Berlin,  Germany)   Independent  Student  in  Philosophy,  Greek  Philology,  and  Sociology,   October,  2000  –  July,  2003.   Georgetown  University   A.B.,  magna  cum  laude,  Government,  1998.    

AREAS  OF  RESEARCH  SPECIALIZATION     Ethics  (incl.  metaethics,  environmental  ethics,  and  the  history  of  ethics)    

AREAS  OF  TEACHING  COMPETENCE       Ancient  Philosophy,  Social  and  Political  Philosophy.     PUBLICATIONS     “Constructivism  in  Metaethics”  in  Internet  Encyclopedia  of  Philosophy,  forthcoming.     WORK  IN  PROGRESS/UNDER  REVIEW     “Friendship,  Self-­‐‑sufficiency,  and  Rational  Agency”   “Rawls  on  Kantian  Constructivism”   “Autonomy  and  the  Nature  of  Morality”   “Normative  Alienation  and  the  Morality  of  Common  Sense”      “Climate  and  the  Doctrine  of  Double  Effect”    

NATHANIEL JEZZI CURRICULUM VITAE ________________________________________________________________________   PRESENTATIONS     “Reconciling  the  Value  of  Autonomy  and  Moral  Community”     Dutch  Research  School  of  Philosophy  (OZSW),  Univ.  of  Rotterdam,   November  2013;  Centre  for  Citizenship,  Civil  Society,  and  Rule  of  Law   (CISRUL),  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  November  2013.   “Is  Constructivism  a  Free-­‐‑standing  Metaethical  View?”     Philosophy  Department  Staff  Seminar,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  January  2013.   “Climate  and  the  Doctrine  of  Double  Effect”     Philosophy  Department  Staff  Seminar,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  February  2012.   “Rawls’s  Justice  as  Fairness”     AUSA  Philosophy  Society,  March  2012   “Normative  Alienation  and  the  Morality  of  Common  Sense”     Miami  University  (Ohio),  March  2011;  AUSA  Philosophy  Society,  U.  of   Aberdeen,  March  2011   “Autonomy  and  the  Nature  of  Morality”     Fordham  University,  February  2010.   “Two  Approaches  to  Political  Justification:  Liberalism  versus  Perfectionism”     Cornell  Prison  Project,  Law  and  Society  Lecture  Series,  June  2009.   “Kantian  Constructivism  and  Self-­‐‑Legislation”     Yale-­‐‑UConn  Graduate  Student  Philosophy  Conference,  April,  2009;  CUNY   Graduate  Philosophy  Conference,  April  2009;  20th  Century  Ethics  –  Graduate   Student  Conference,  Virginia  Tech,  November  2008;  (poster)  Rocky   Mountain  Ethics  Conference,  University  of  Colorado  at  Boulder,  August   2008.   “Comments  on  Dale  Dorsey’s  ‘Equality-­‐‑tempered  Prioritarianism’”   Rocky  Mountain  Ethics  Conference,  University  of  Colorado  at  Boulder,   August  2008.     “Comments  on  Andrea  Westlund’s  ‘Rethinking  Relational  Autonomy’”   Graduate  Students’  Visiting  Philosopher  Series,  Cornell  University,  October   2007.       TRANSLATIONS   German  to  English:  “Chaeremon  the  Stoic”  by  Michael  Frede.  Contribution  to  a   memorial  anthology  for  Michael  Frede.  Charles  Brittain  (ed.),  Oxford  University   Press  (forthcoming).     AWARDS  AND  HONORS     AUSA  Innovative  Teaching  Award  Finalist,  Spring  2011  

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NATHANIEL JEZZI CURRICULUM VITAE ________________________________________________________________________ John  S.  Knight  Institute  for  Writing  in  the  Disciplines  Award  for  Innovative  Course       Design  Runner-­‐‑Up  (“The  Ethics  of  Sustainability”),  Spring  2009   Sage  Fellowship,  Cornell  University,  2003-­‐‑2004  and  2006-­‐‑2007   Internationales  Parlaments-­‐‑Stipendium  (IPS)  Fellow,  1999-­‐‑2000   German  Academic  Exchange  Service  (DAAD)  Scholar,  1998-­‐‑1999   National  Jesuit  Honor  Society  (Alpha  Sigma  Nu),  1997     ACADEMIC  SERVICE  AND  PROFESSIONAL  RESPONSIBILITIES   Postgraduate  Taught  Programs  Co-­‐‑ordinator  for  the  School  of  Divinity,  History  and   Philosophy,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  2015-­‐‑present.   Postgraduate  Committee  Member,  School  of  Divinity,  History  and  Philosophy,   Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  2015-­‐‑present.   Gifford  Lecture  Series  Committee  Member,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  2013-­‐‑present.     Teaching  and  Learning  Committee  Member,  School  of  Divinity,  History  and   Philosophy,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  2013-­‐‑present.   Honours  Thesis  Co-­‐‑ordinator,  Philosophy,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  2011-­‐‑2014.   Subhonours  Academic  Advisor,  Philosophy,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  2011-­‐‑2014.   Graduate  Student  Representative,  Sage  School  of  Philosophy,  Cornell,  2006-­‐‑2008.              

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