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J. Angelo Corlett, Ph.D. (University of Arizona, 1992), is Professor of Philosophy & Ethics at San Diego State University’s College of Arts and Letters. A distinguished scholar with over 200 peer-reviewed publications, his work spans ethics, legal philosophy, Plato studies, and social epistemology, notably addressing reparations for African Americans and American Indians.
- PhD in Philosophy, University of Arizona (1992)
- Editor-in-Chief, The Journal of Ethics (1996–2018)
Corlett’s research intersects analytical ethics and epistemology, with notable specializations in:
- Moral Responsibility
- Plato’s Dialogues
- Race & Reparations
- Philosophy of Religion
- Political Violence Ethics
His publications demonstrate interdisciplinary engagement between philosophy, law, and psychology. Key themes include:
- Retributivism in punishment
- Platonic dialogue interpretation
- Racism and collective responsibility
Scientific recognition includes:
- 6-time SDSU Favorite Faculty Award Finalist
- 2011 Outstanding Faculty Mentor for Undergraduate Philosophy
Corlett’s mentorship has placed students in elite programs like University of Arizona and Indiana University. Through The Philosophy Laboratory© and Team Ethics©, he trains students in analytical methods leading to journal publications.
