Donald F. Gustafson

Professor of Philosophy
Graduate Faculty
McMicken College of Arts and Sciences



Don Gustafson's main interests are in the philosophy of psychology. Recently he has focused on the science of pain--neurophysiological, psychological, pharmacological, and clinical aspects. More recently still, he has been concerned with the question of qualia--what they are said to be, and theoretical implications of the existence of qualia.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Philosophy
University of Cincinnati

P. O. Box 210374
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0374

Fax: 859-380-8646
Office: 513-556-6335
E-mail: gustafdf@email.uc.edu


EDUCATION

Ph. D. (Philosophy) University of Texas at Austin, 1961
M.A. (Philosophy) University of Texas at Austin, 1959
B.A. (Philosophy and Psychology) University of Texas at Austin, 1957


APPOINTMENTS

Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, University of Cincinnati, 2001-Present
Professor of Philosophy, University of Cincinnati, 1971-2001
Honorary Research Fellow, Birkbeck, Univ. of London, 1986 Spring
Head, Dept. of Philosophy, University of Cincinnati, 1971-77
Visiting Professor of Phil., Univ. of Utah, 1975-76
Professor of Philosophy, University of Colorado, 1970-71
Visiting Associate Prof. of Phil., Rice University, 1967-68
Associate Professor of Phil., University of Colorado, 1966-70
Visiting Assistant Prof. of Phil., Syracuse Univ., 1966 Spring
Visiting Fellow, Princeton University, 1965 Fall
Assistant Professor of Phil., University of Colorado, 1962-65
Acting Assistant Prof. of Phil., Univ. of Colorado, 1961-62
Teaching Assistant, University of Texas, 1959-61


MEMBERSHIPS

American Philosophical Association
Mountain-Plains Philosophical Conference, 1961-72; Secretary-Treasurer, 1971-72
Aristotelian Society
Mind Association
Behavioral and Brain Sciences Associate
European Society for Philosophy and Psychology


HONORS

Faculty Mentor, President's Award Recipient, Honors Day Convocation, University of Colorodo, Spring 1965
Teaching Excellence, Cash Award as Teaching Assistant, University of Texas, Spring 1960
Fellow of the Graduate School, University of Cincinnati, 1994


RESEARCH INTEREST

Philosophy of psychology


PUBLICATIONS:
articles, books, critical studies, edited works, and reviews

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  • Current research

    Pain, Consciousness and Cognition: Naturalistic Studies of the Mind

    Why we suffer: Pain and the problem of suffering

    "Neurosciences of Action and Noncausal Theories of Action"

    " Are there qualialess zombies? or Why more distinctions are needed"


    Last revision: November, 1996

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