TONI VOGEL CAREY, Ph.D.
Toni Carey
1505 Foulkeways • Gwynedd, PA 19436
phone/fax: 215-283-7381
e-mail: toni.vogel.carey@gmail.com • web page: tonivogelcarey.com

  
Columbia University • Ph.D. with distinction • Philosophy, specialty in ethics


PUBLICATIONS
1) ACADEMIC  
“What Did Adam Smith Learn from François Quesnay?” Journal of Scottish Philosophy 18.2: 175-91 2020
“Adam Smith’s Newtonian Ideals,” Adam Smith Review 11: 297-314

2019
*“Adam Smith’s Invisible Hand: A Brief History,” Adam Smith Review 9: 88-104

2017
“Always or Never: Two Approaches to Ceteris Paribus,” Erkenntnis 77: 317-33

2012
“The ‘Sub-Rational’ in Scottish Moral Science,” Journal of Scottish Philosophy 9: 225-38

2011
“Aristotle and the Argument to End All Arguments,” in Just the Arguments: 100 of the Most Important Arguments in Western Philosophy (Wiley-Blackwell), 98-100

2011
Footnote to a Footnote, Isis 100: 861-62

2009
“The Invisible Hand of Natural Selection, and Vice Versa,” Biology and Philosophy 13: 427-42

1998
“What Conflict-of-Duty is Not,” Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 66: 204-215

1985
“Contrary-to-Duty Justification,” Philosophical Studies 36: 1-18

1979
Review of Gilbert Harman, The Nature of Morality, Journal of Philosophy 76: 88-91

1979
“Institutional versus Moral Obligations,” Journal of Philosophy 74: 587-89

1977
“How to Confuse Commitment with Obligation,” Journal of Philosophy 72: 276-284

1975
   
2) INDEPENDENT SCHOLARLY  
“When Worlds (Moral and Causal) Collide,” Philosophy Now 137 (April/May)   2020
“Hail, Malthus,” Philosophy Now 125 (Apr/May)

2018
“Moral Certainty,” Philosophy Now 118 (Feb/Mar)

2017
“Town-Gown Collaboration: The Example of Eighteenth-Century Scotland,” The Independent Scholar

2016
“The Life and Death of Common Sense,” Philosophy Now 110 (Oct/Nov)

2015
“‘That Mystery of Mysteries’ (the Origin of Species),” Philosophy Now 105 (Nov/Dec)

2014
“Consilience,” Philosophy Now 95 (Mar/Apr)

2013
“Hypotheses (Non) Fingo,” Philosophy Now 88 (Jan/Feb)

2012

“Parsimony, In as Few Words as Possible,” Philosophy Now 81 (Oct/Nov)

2010

“Two Wise Clubs: The Legacy of Thomas Reid and the Scottish Enlightenment,” International Journal of Independent Scholars, inaugural issue

2010
“Don’t Blame Adam Smith,” Philosophy Now 73 (May/June)

2009
“The Better-Best Fallacy,” Philosophy Now 70 (Nov/Dec)

2008
“Is Philosophy Progressive?” Philosophy Now 59 (Jan/Feb)

2007
“The Ontological Argument and the Sin of Hubris,” Philosophy Now 53 (Nov/Dec)

2005
“John Herschel, ‘Independent Amateur,’” The Independent Scholar 19:1

2005
“John Herschel,” Philosophy Now 48 (Nov/Dec)

2004
“The Enlightenments,” Philosophy Now 40 (Mar/Apr)

2003
“Why Philosophy Matters, or Just Say ‘If’,” The Independent Scholar 17:1

2003
“Taming the Skeptical Dragon,” Philosophy Now 35 (Mar/Apr)

2002
“The Noble Legacy (and Present Eclipse) of Independent Scholarship,” The Independent Scholar 14:1

2000


CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS, 2000-PRESENT

May 2024: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Princeton Theological Seminary
July 2023: Adam Smith Society, St. Andrews
October 2022: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Ottawa
August 2020: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, via Zoom
July 2018: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Glasgow University
March 2017: Center for the Study of Scottish Philosophy, Princeton
March 2016: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Pittsburgh
July 2015: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Rotterdam
June 2015: National Coalition of Independent Scholars, Yale University
October 2014: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Montreal

June 2014: International Society for Intellectual History, University of Toronto
July 2013: International Adam Smith Society, the Sorbonne
June 2013: International Society for Intellectual History, Princeton University
September 2012: Conference on Scottish Common Sense, Princeton Theological Seminary
April 2012: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Columbia, South Carolina
July 2011: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Aberdeen, Scotland
March 2011: Mid-Atlantic Conference on British Studies, Penn State Ambler
June 2010: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Princeton
March 2010: American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies, Albuquerque
January 2009: Adam Smith Society, Balliol College, Oxford University
October 2004: National Coalition of Independent Scholars, New York City
April 2003: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society, Charleston, South Carolina
October 2002: National Coalition of Independent Scholars, Vancouver
October 2000: National Coalition of Independent Scholars, Raleigh, North Carolina
March 2000: Southeastern American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, Savannah


AFFILIATIONS

Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society www.ecsss.org
U.S. Board of Editorial Advisors, Philosophy Now www.philosophynow.org
American Philosophical Association www.apaonline.org
National Coalition of Independent Scholars (NCIS) www.ncis.org
Princeton Research Forum (PRF) www.princetonresearchforum.org
International Adam Smith Society www.adamsmithsociety.net


AWARDS

2023 NCIS presentation grant for paper presented at the University of St. Andrews
2018 Ronin Institute travel/presentation grant for paper presented in Glasgow
*2017 NCIS Elizabeth Eisenstein Essay Prize (co-presentee)
2015 PRF Frances C. Hutner Presentation Grant for paper presented in Rotterdam
2011 PRF Frances C. Hutner Presentation Grant for paper presented in Aberdeen
2009 NCIS travel/presentation grant for paper presented at Balliol College, Oxford
Phi Beta Kappa

 

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