Brook J. Sadler
Assistant Professor

Ph.D. Duke University, 2001. Dr. Sadler joined the Philosophy Department at USF in 2002. Her research focuses on meta-ethics, normative ethics, and the history of moral philosophy. Recent projects include an exploration of the prospects for a Kantian approach to problems of shared intentions and shared responsibility; a conceptual analysis of personal commitment and its relationship to moral obligation; an inquiry into the ethics of same-sex marriage and the value of marriage; and an argument concerning the epistemic status of internal and external reasons. She also has interests in feminist theory, philosophy and literature, and the philosophy of love and sex, especially problems concerning identity, narrative, and sexuality. Dr. Sadler has published in Philosophy, Midwest Studies in Philosophy, The Southern Journal of Philosophy, Teaching Philosophy, and other journals. In 2004, she won the USF Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award.

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