J. Jeremy Wisnewski

Voorhees, Matthew and Wisnewski, J. Jeremy. 2015. “The Future(s) of Political Philosophy.” in The Bloomsbury Companion to Political Philosophy, edited by Andrew Fiala, pp. 199–212. Bloomsbury Companions. London: Bloomsbury Academic.

Wisnewski, J. Jeremy. 2002. “Assertions, Clarifications, and Recommendations: Theories of Agency in a Wittgensteinian Key.” American Philosophical Quarterly 39(2): 135–151.

Wisnewski, J. Jeremy. 2005. “Is the Immortal Life Worth Living?” International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 58(1): 27–36.

Wisnewski, J. Jeremy. 2007. Moral Perception. Newcastle upon Tye: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

Wisnewski, J. Jeremy. 2008. “It’s About Time: Defusing the Ticking Bomb Argument.” International Journal of Applied Philosophy 22(1): 103–116.

Wisnewski, J. Jeremy. 2009. “Hearing a Still-Ticking Bomb Argument: A Reply to Bufacchi and Arrigo (2006).” The Journal of Applied Philosophy 26(2): 205–209.

Wisnewski, J. Jeremy. 2016. “The Moral Relevance of Literature and the Limits of Argument: Lessons from Heidegger, Aristotle, and Coetzee.” in Fictional Characters, Real Problems. The Search for Ethical Content in Literature, edited by Garry L. Hagberg, pp. 139–152. Oxford: Oxford University Press, doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198715719.001.0001.

Wisnewski, J. Jeremy and Emerick, R. D. 2009. The Ethics of Torture. London: Continuum International Publishing Group.

Wisnewski, J. Jeremy and Jacoby, Henry. 2007. “Failures of Sight: An Argument for Moral Perception.” American Philosophical Quarterly 44(3): 229–244.

Bufacchi, Vittorio and Arrigo, Jean Maria. 2006. “Torture, Terrorism and the State: a Refutation of the Ticking-Bomb Argument.” The Journal of Applied Philosophy 23(3): 355–373.