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Dowling College Philosophy and Religious Studies Department
The Faculty
JOHN D. MULLEN
JOHN D. MULLEN, Ph.D.
Boston University
Dr. Mullen is Professor of Philosophy and Department Coordinator. He has published books, articles, and reviews in Logic, Decision Making, Philosophy of Science, and in the philosophy of Soren Kierkegaard. His current interests are in the areas of the ethics of parenting, the family, and in decision theory.
 
JOAN BOYLE
JOAN BOYLE, Ph.D.
Catholic University of America
Dr. Boyle is Professor of Philosophy. She has written and published books, articles, and reviews in diverse areas concerning the philosophy of time, of death and dying, communication, and peace studies. Her current interests are in the areas of Chinese philosophy. Web page: http://www.dowling.edu/academics/faculty/boyle.shtml
ROBERT BERCHMAN ROBERT BERCHMAN, Ph.D.
Brown University
Dr. Berchman is Associate Professor of Philosophy. He has published books, articles, and translations in Ancient philosophy, Greco-Roman Religions, Hellenistic Judaism, and Patristics. His current interests include Neoplatonism, ancient philosophy, metaphysics, aesthetics, ethics, and ancient Mediterranean religions. He is the president of the International Society for Neoplatonic Studies.
CHRISTIAN PERRING CHRISTIAN PERRING, Ph.D.
Princeton University
Dr. Perring is Associate Professor of Philosophy. He has written and published numerous articles and reviews in the areas of medical ethics and the philosophy of psychiatry. He is especially interested in the ethical issues concerning the psychiatric treatment of children and adolescents, and the power of the pharmaceutical industry. Home page: http://alien.dowling.edu/~cperring