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Daniel P. Maher is a Professor of Philosophy and Director of CTEQ at Assumption University, holding appointments in the D’Amour College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the Department of Philosophy. He teaches diverse undergraduate courses including Ethics and the Good Life, Metaphysics, Biomedical Ethics, and Early Modern Philosophy, emphasizing classical texts and contemporary applications.
His educational background includes:
- PhD in Philosophy from Boston College (1997)
- PhL from The Catholic University of America, School of Philosophy (1987)
- BA in Philosophy from The Catholic University of America (1986)
Professor Maher's research centers on Ancient Philosophy, Ethics, and Metaphysics, with significant contributions to Bioethics and Philosophy of Law. He critically examines Aristotle, Plato, and Augustine while addressing modern dilemmas in reproductive technology and human nature. His interdisciplinary approach bridges classical philosophy with poetry, political theory, and theological perspectives, revealing enduring relevance of ancient thought for contemporary ethical challenges.
His 2013-2019 publications demonstrate consistent engagement with classical texts while tackling emerging issues like reproductive ethics and scientific epistemology. The work shows progression from textual analysis (Augustine, Aristotle) toward applied ethics (reproductive technology, parental rights), with increasing attention to interdisciplinary connections between philosophy, science, and political theory.
No scientific awards were listed in the provided information.
Information regarding graduate student advising and research grants was not provided in the source material, though his conference presentations and editorial work indicate active scholarly mentorship.
No information about laboratories or research teams was provided, though his role as Director of CTEQ suggests institutional leadership in academic programming.
