Stephen C. Angle
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Professor Angle received his B.A. from Yale in East Asian Studies and his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Michigan. At Wesleyan, he is Chair of the Philosophy Department and a participant in the East Asian Studies Program.
Courses for the current academic year ('07-'08):
- Fall 2007
- Phil 205: Classical Chinese Philosophy
- Phil 341: Confucianism and Virtue Ethics
- Spring 2008
- Phil 259: Neo-Confucian Chinese Philosophy (link to past version of class)
Other courses taught in the past:
Research Interests
Professor Angle specializes in Chinese philosophy, particularly in the relations between modern (nineteenth- and twentieth- century) Chinese thought and the Confucian tradition. He also has research interests in contemporary Western moral psychology, meta-ethics, and philosophy of language.
Local Projects and Links to Other Sites
Personal Information
Contact Information
- Email: sangle@wesleyan.edu
- Office Phone: (860) 685-3654
- Fax: (860) 685-3861
- Snail Mail: Wesleyan University Department of Philosophy, 350 High Street, Middletown, CT 06459
Last Updated: 11/27/07
Chinese Human Rights Web
Wesleyan Confucian Etext Project
Selected China- and Chinese Philosophy-Related Links
Our family's blog from our year in China is here.
Recent family pictures are available here; for older pictures, follow the links below.
Pictures of my older daughter, Samantha Ruth Angle.
Pictures of my younger daughter, Rachel Paige Angle.
My brother Colin Angle's company, iRobot, Inc..
My father Chuck Angle's propeller business, Flex-O-Fold Propellers.
My step-brother Martin King's website on quarter-wavelength loudspeaker design.