TERRENCE M. KELLY, Ph. D.
ACADEMIC POSITION:
Term Instructor
University of Alaska Anchorage
3211 Providence Dr.
Anchorage, AK 99508
907-786-4438
907-786-4309 (fax)
EDUCATION
Saint Louis University 1992-1998 Ph.D. Philosophy
Saint Joseph's University 1988-1992 B.A. Philosophy
PREVIOUS ACADEMIC POSITIONS
2004-2005 Department Chairperson, California State University East Bay
2004-2005 Associate Professor, California State University East Bay
1998-2004 Assistant Professor, California State University East Bay
PUBLICATIONS
· “The Cruel Cunning of Reason: The Modern/Postmodern Conflict in 24.” In 24 and Philosophy (Blackwell Publishing, 2007)
· “Practical Rationality in Social Scientific Explanation: The Case of Residential
Segregation.” Philosophy of the Social Sciences 34 (1) (March 2004).
· “Unlocking the Iron Cage: Public Administration in the Democratic Theory of Jürgen
Habermas.” Administration and Society 36 (1) (March 2004).
· “Sociological not Political: Rawls and the Reconstructive Social Sciences.” Philosophy of the Social Sciences 31(1) March 2001.
· "The Unhappy Liberal: Critical Theory without Cultural Dopes." Constellations: The International Journal of Democratic and Critical Theory 72 (2) September 2000. (Special issue on the theory of ideology)
· “The Fall of Ideology” with James Bohman. Constellations: The International Journal of Democratic and Critical Theory 72 (2) September 2000. (Introduction to special issue on theory of ideology).
· “New Public Management and the Demise of Popular Sovereignty.” With Mary Timney Administration Theory and Praxis 22(3) September 2000.
· "Intelligibility, Rationality, and Comparison: The Rationality Debates Revisited" with James Bohman in Philosophy and Social Criticism 22 (1) 1996.
IN PROGRESS
Ethnogenealogy: Critical Theory Without Cultural Dupes
PRESENTATIONS
· “Overcoming the Reflexive Buffering of Asymmetrical Power Relations” Meeting of the American Political Science Association. Philadelphia, September 2006.
· “The Makah Whaling Conflict: Understanding Native American Sovereignty” First Friday Lecture Series, March 2005. California State University East Bay.
· “Practical Rationality in Social Scientific Explanations: The Case of Residential Segregation According to Race.” Philosophy of Social Science Roundtable. University of Missouri- St. Louis. March 2003.
· “Paranoia is Only Good Sense When Everyone is Out to Get You: Notes from the Panopticon.” Conference on Terror and Justice. California State University Hayward. April 2002.
· “Beware Those Who Fight Monsters: Individual Rights and the War Against Terror.” Colloquium on War and Terrorism. California State University Hayward. November 2001.
· “Unlocking the Iron Cage: Habermas and Public Administration” Public Administration Theory Network 2001. Leiden, June 2001.
· “Putting the Public Back into Public Administration: Popular Sovereignty, Deliberative Democracy and the Administrative State.” The American Political Science Association. August 2000.
· “Unlocking the Iron Cage: Habermas and Public Administration” at The Conference in Honor of Jong Jun. California State University, Hayward May 2000.
· “Sociological, not Political: Reconstructing Everyday Intuitions in the Habermas/Rawls Debate.” at the Philosophy of Social Science Roundtable. University of Missouri- St. Louis, April 2000.
· “Professionalism and Public Management: The Demise of Democratic Deliberation?” with Mary Timney at the Public Administration Theory Network 2000, Ft. Lauderdale, January 2000.
· “Putting the Public Back into Public Administration” with Mary Timney at the 1999 Critical Theory Roundtable, University of Toronto October 1999.
· “Ordinary Injustice: The Unhappy Consciousness in Liberal Societies” at the 1999 Central Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, May 1999.
· “Power and Persuasion: The Role of Deliberation in Social Transformation” at the 1999 Pacific Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, March 1999.
· “Shadows on Concrete: The Arrangement of Social Space as Ideology” Society for Philosophy and Geography, 1997 Eastern Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, December 1997.
· “Beyond the Camera Obscura: Ideology as Reflexive Reproduction" at the Czech Academy of Science, Prague May 1997.
· "What is Postmodern Ideology?" Invited Lecture: University of Frankfurt, May 1997.
· "Critical Theory in Modernity/Postmodernity" at the Midwest Critical Theory Roundtable, Northwestern University, October, 1995.
· “Intelligibility, Rationality, and Comparison: The Rationality Debates Revisited" with James Bohman at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale's Collaborations Conference, April, 1993.
PUBLIC LECTURES
· “Ethics and Politics” United Universalist Unitarians, Anchorage, AK November 2007
· “The Nature of Friendship” United Universalist Unitarians, Anchorage, AK February 2007.
· “Are Contingent Commissions Ethical?” Alaska Association of Insurance Underwriters, March 2006.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
· Referee for The American Journal of Political Science, Philosophy of the Social Sciences, The Journal of Science and Law
· Conference Coordinator: 2001 International Critical Theory Roundtable
· Guest Editor: special issue of Constellations: The International Journal of Democratic and Critical Theory (2001)
· NEH Institute Administrator: Summer 1998
· Assistant Coordinator: 1997 International Critical Theory Roundtable
SERVICE
· 2008 Philosophy Club Academic Advisor
· Judge, Alaska Native Oratory Society Regional Competition. March 1, 2008
· Judge, Anchorage Bar Association High School Mock Trial Competition. March 2007.
· Nominee University of Alaska Anchorage Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching Award