Christopher P. Long is Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies in the College of the Liberal Arts and Associate Professor of Philosophy at Pennsylvania State University. He is the author of The Ethics of Ontology: Re-Thinking an Aristotelian Legacy (2004) and has also published numerous articles in journals including the Review of Metaphysics, Ancient Philosophy, the Southern Journal of Philosophy, Polis, Epoché, the Continental Philosophy Review and Telos.
Prolegomenon
1. The saying of things
2. A history of truth as cor-respondence
3. Saving the things said
4. By way of address: lending voice to things
5. By way of response: the logic of cooperative encounter
6. The truth of nature and the nature of truth in Aristotle
7. On saying the beautiful in light of the good
8. Ecological justice and the ethics of truth.
Prolegomenon; 1. The saying of things; 2. A history of truth as cor-respondence; 3. Saving the things said; 4. By way of address: lending voice to things; 5. By way of response: the logic of cooperative encounter; 6. The truth of nature and the nature of truth in Aristotle; 7. On saying the beautiful in light of the good; 8. Ecological justice and the ethics of truth.
