I teach in the Department
of Philosophy at Yale
University. I taught for
twenty-four years at the University of Michigan and, before that,
for twelve at the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. My books include Impartial
Reason, The
British Moralists and the Internal 'Ought',
Philosophical
Ethics, and Welfare
and
Rational Care. My
most recent book is The
Second-Person Standpoint: Morality, Respect, and Accountability.
I have also edited various anthologies in metaethics
and normative ethics: Moral
Discourse and Practice,
Contractarianism/Contractualism,
Consequentialism, Deontology,
and Virtue
Ethics.
In 2013, Oxford University Press will be
publishing two volumes of my recent essays: Morality, Authority,
and Law: Essays in Second-Personal Ethics I
and Honor, History, and Relationship: Essays
in Second-Personal Ethics II
Contact: stephen.darwall@yale.edu,
Department
of
Philosophy,
Yale
University,
New
Haven,
CT
06520
Curriculum Vitae
(Former) Students
Essays Available Online
Pioneer High School
Tennis Website (Ann Arbor, MI 2001-2007)
HonorsBlog (LSA
Honors Program, UM, 2003-2008)


Please visit: Philosophers' Imprint, which I edit with David Velleman
Course Pages (Yale)
Course
Pages (Michigan)