Terence Irwin

Emeritus Professor of Ancient Philosophy and Emeritus Fellow, Keble

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EDUCATION

1973	Princeton University; PhD
1971-2	Harvard University; Loeb Fellow in Classical Philosophy
1969	Wilde Prize in Philosophy (divided)
1969	Literae Humaniores (Class I)
1969	Arnold Historical Essay Prize
1967	Honour Moderations in Classics (Class I)
1965-9	University of Oxford; MA. [Magdalen College, Junior Demy

APPOINTMENTS

January 2019-	Stanford University, Visiting Professor
2017	Emeritus
2007-17	University of Oxford: Professor of Ancient Philosophy, and Fellow of Keble College
2008	Professor Emeritus
1995	Susan Linn Sage Professor of Philosophy and Humane Letters
1994	Professor of Classics
1982	Professor of Philosophy
1975	Cornell University: Associate Professor of Philosophy
1972-5	Harvard University: Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Classics

The Development of Ethics, 3 vols. OUP 2007-9.

Virtù e obbligo morale: antichi e moderni. Rome: Edizioni Santa Croce. 2018.

Aristotle's Ethics (translation and notes). 3rd edition. Hackett, 2019.

Ethics Through History. OUP, 2020.

‘The passions as the subject of the virtues’, in Thinking about the Emotions, Alix Cohen and Robert Stern, eds. (Oxford: OUP, 2017), ch. 2, 29-59.

‘Aristotle’s second thoughts on justice’, Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association 90 (2016), 55-70.

‘Magnanimity as generosity’ in S. Vasalou, ed., The Measure of Greatness: Philosophers on Magnanimity (OUP, 2019), ch. 1

‘Some modern conceptions of natural law’ in Crowe, J., ed. Research Handbook on Natural Law Theory (London: Edward Elgar, 2019), ch. 7.

BOOK IN PREPARATION

Aristotle’s Ethical Works (commentary on Magna Moralia, Eudemian Ethics, and Nicomachean Ethics, with essays)

FORTHCOMING PAPERS

‘Reason as servant of the will’, for Oxford Handbook of Moral Psychology, J. Doris and M. Vargas (eds)., OUP.

‘The intellectual background’, Cambridge Companion to Plato (2nd edn.), R. Kraut and D. Ebrey (eds.), CUP.