Rob van Someren Greve

Rob van Someren Greve is a PhD candidate at the department of philosophy. Areas of interest: normative ethics, metaethics, practical reasoning.

Education

University of Amsterdam
   PhD, 2012 (expected), Philosophy
   MA and BA, 2006, Philosophy, cum laude

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
   Visiting scholar, Fall 2009 - Spring 2010

Free University of Berlin
   Visiting student, Spring 2004



Publications

'Objective Consequentialism and Avoidable Imperfections', Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, forthcoming
'Can Reasons be Self-Undermining?', Philosophia 40 (2), 2012, pp. 411-414
'Wishful Thinking in Moral Theorizing: Comment on Enoch', Utilitas 23 (4), 2011, pp. 447-450


Online papers

Teaching

As Instructor
   Consequentialism ('Consequentialisme', WB7617), Fall 2012, Fall 2011
   Great Works: John Rawls ('Filosofische Tekst: John Rawls', WB7899B2), Spring 2008, co-taught with Gijs van Donselaar

As Teaching Assistant
   Practical Philosophy ('Praktische Filosofie', 13611012), Fall 2012
   Introduction to Ethics ('Inleiding Ethiek', WB6012), Fall 2011, Fall 2008