Craig Paterson
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Topanga, California, United States Email: cpaterson65@aol.com
Home page: http://dr.c.paterson.googlepages.com
Contemporary philosopher with a special interest in bioethics. Educated at Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland; University of Edinburgh, Scotland; University of York, England; Saint Louis University, USA. He has previously held teaching appointments at Saint Louis University, USA and Providence College, USA. He is currently an independent scholar. Paterson is a significant contributor to contemporary discourse on biomedical ethics in the natural law tradition, especially in the areas of assisted suicide, euthanasia and killing and letting die. He adopts a revised non-naturalist approach to natural law ethics influenced by the practical reasoning approach of Aquinas, the intuitionalism of G.E. Moore, and others.
2008 -- Fellow of The Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
2008 -- Fellow of The Linnean Society of London.
2008 -- Fellow of The Royal Society of Health.
2007 -- Fellow of The Royal Society of Medicine.
2007 -- Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts.
2007 -- Member of The Society of Authors.
2007 -- Member of The Royal Institute of Philosophy.
2007 -- Member of the Institute of Philosophy, School of Advanced Study, University of London.
2002 -- Honorary Member of Alpha Epsilon Delta, Pre-Medicine Honor Society.
2001 -- Honorary Member of Phi Sigma Tau, International Philosophy Honor Society.
2001 -- Member of the American Philosophical Association.
2001 -- Member of the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities.
2001 -- PhD. Saint Louis University.
2000 -- Biographical Entry in Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges.
2000 -- PhD. Comprehensive exams passed with distinction. Saint Louis University.
1999 -- Donald G. Brennan Examination Fellow, Saint Louis University, Missoui.
1999 -- Member of Alpha Sigma Nu, National Jesuit Honor Society.
1997 -- LLB with distinction. University of Edinburgh, Scotland.
1996 -- Roman Law Prize. University of Edinburgh, Scotland.
1993 -- Associate of The Library Association (now The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals.)
1991 -- Scottish Library Association Medal for Academic Achievement (now the Scottish Branch of The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals).
1990 -- MA. University of York, England.
1987 -- BA (hons). Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland (formerly Glasgow College of Technology). Interests: Philosophy; Medical Ethics; Buisness Ethics; Medical Practice; Jurisprudence; Theology and Religion.
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