Professor
Rachel Haliburton

Philosophy Department

Tel.: 705-673-5661 ext.302
Fax: 705-673-4912
E-mail: rhaliburton@usudbury.ca

Education

• B.A. (Honours), Dalhousie University
  
• M.A. Philosophy, Queen’s University
  
• PhD. Philosophy, Queen’s University
  

Areas of specialization

• Bioethics, Modern Philosophy
  

Courses taught

• PHIL 1105 Introduction to Philosophy
  
• PHIL 2345 Bioethics: Human Life Issues
  
• PHIL 2525 Contemporary Moral Issues
  
• PHIL 2726 Media Ethics
  
• PHIL 2876 Business Ethics
  
• PHIL 3545 Moral Philosophy
  
• PHIL 4405 20th Century Moral, Political, Social and Legal Theory

Current areas of research interest

• Media Ethics

Recent publications

• Book Review:
  Christine T. Sistare, ed. Civility and Its Discontents: Civic Virtue, Toleration, and Cultural Fragmentation in Philosophy in Review, Volume XXV, No 5, October, 2005.
  
  
• “Sustaining Mining In A Developed World: Shifting the Paradigm” (with V.N. Kazakidis, s. Moutsatsos, N. Vagenas). Accepted at an international Conference on Sustainable Indicators in the Mineral Industries. Published in the Conference Proceedings, 2003, pp. 67-72.