Anne C . Ozar, PhD

Department

Philosophy

Position

Associate Professor

Books

• Ozar Anne, The Cambridge Companion to Levinas 2003
• Ozar Anne, The Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of Education 2003
• Ozar Anne, The Enlightenment and the Origins of European Australia 2003

Publications

• Husserl Studies
  Ozar Anne C., Smith, William Hosmer: The Phenomenology of Moral Normativity
  32:1, p. 67 - 73 2016
• Business & Professional Ethics Journal
  Ozar Anne C., The Plausibility of Client Trust of Professionals
  33:1, p. 83 - 98 2014
• Philosophy Today
  Ozar Anne C., Sincerity, Honesty, and Communicative Truthfulness
  57:4, p. 343 - 357 2013
• Crimmins Kem, The reason of terror 2006
• International philosophical quarterly
  , Book Notices
  43:4, p. 560 - 560 2003

Presentations

• "Teaching Truthfully and Its Challenges." Paper presented at the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics International Conference, Baltimore MD, March 2-4, 2019. 2019
• "Truthfulness, Justice, and Democracy." Paper presented at the annual symposium for the Kripke Center for the Study of Religion and Society: Religion and Justice, Omaha Nebraska, February 14-15, 2019. 2019
• "Environmental Ethics in the Jesuit Tradition: Responding to Francis's call for a more integral humanism." Paper presented at the American Catholic Philosophical Association Nienty-Second Annual Meeting, San Diego CA, November 8-11, 2018. 2018
• "Truthfulness." Paper presented at the AJCU Honors Conference, Omaha NE, March 23-24. 2018
• "The Ethics of Sincerity." Paper presented at the Workshop in Phenomenological Philosophy, New York NY, May 12-14, 2017. 2017
• "Civic Trust and the Free Rider Problem." (Co-authore with Amy Wendling). Paper presented at the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics International Conference, Virgina, Februaury 18-21, 2016. 2016
• "Trust and Normativity." Paper presented at the Workshop in Phenomenological Philosophy, Omaha Nebraska. May 2015. 2015
• "Blame and Betrayal." Paper presented at the Workshop in Phenomenological Philosophy, Houston Texas, 2014
• "On the Plausibility of Client Trust." Paper presented at the annual Association for Practical and Professional Ethics International Conference, Jacksonville, Florida, 2014
• "On the Founded Structure of Trust." Paper presented at the Workshop in Phenomenological Philosophy, New York, New York, 2013
• "Civic Distrust and Fear of the So-called Free Rider." Paper presented at the annual International Social Philosophy Conference for the North American Society for Social Philosophy, Boston, Massachusetts, 2012
• "Trust and the Problem of Optimism." Paper presented at the Workshop in Phenomenological Philosophy, Santa Cruz, California, 2012
• "When Stewardship Is Not Enough: Philosophical Obstacles to Ecological Solidarity and a Robust Sense of Collective Responsibility." Paper presented at the annual symposium for the Kripke Center for the Study of Religion and Society: The Greening of the Papacy, Omaha, Nebraska 2012
• "Professional Trustworthiness and the Phenomena of Fitting Trust." Paper presented at the Workshop in Phenomenological Philosophy, Boston, Massachusetts 2011
• "The Value of a Phenomenology of the Emotions for the Self-Assessment of Character in Virtue Ethics: The Character of Envy." Paper presented at the annual meeting for the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP), Montral, Qubec, 2010
• "Deciding to Act Sincerely: The Role of Moral Concepts in Forming Dispositions of Communicative Truthfulness." Paper presented at the Workshop in Phenomenological Philosophy, Seattle, Washington, 2010
• "The Grown and the Made." Presented at Phi Beta Kappa sponsored panel on Blade Runner, Omaha NE, October 2017.

Awards

• Dean's Award for Professinal Excellence
  Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
• Teaching for Tomorrow Faculty Award
  Omicron Delta Kappa