Expert Source: Erin Flynn, Ph.D.

Specializing in post-Kantian German philosophy, Erin Flynn, Ph.D., teaches 19th and 20th century continental philosophy, philosophy of law, critical thinking, and international business ethics at Ohio Wesleyan. He has written and presented a number of papers on Hegel's ethical thought, including the forthcoming “Identity and Difference in Hegel’s Model of Ethical Normativity” in Identity and Difference. Flynn also wrote the entries on Kant scholars Graham Bird and W. H. Walsh for the forthcoming “Dictionary of 20th Century British Philosophers.”

Education:

• B.A., University of Colorado at Boulder
• M.A., Ph.D, Stony Brook University

Areas of Expertise:

• Post-Kantian German philosophy

Selected Publications:

• "Living Right: Need and Punishment in Kant and Hegel" (Social Philosophy Today, vol. 19)
• Entries in “Dictionary of 20th Century British Philosophers”
• Forthcoming, “Identity and Difference in Hegel’s Model of Ethical Normativity” (Identity and Difference, SUNY Press)
• Translation (with Kenneth R. Westphal), “On Hegel’s Doctrine of Contradiction,” Michael Wolff (The Owl of Minerva, vol. 31, no. 1)