Curriculum Vitae
Table of Contents
1. Personal Information
- Name: Yoshinori Ueeda
- Sex: Male
- Date of Birth: October 14th, 1961
- Nationality: Japan
- E-mail: ueeda[at]keio.jp
- Official Site: http://ueeda.sakura.ne.jp/
2. Education
- April 1980 – March 1984: Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan (Department of the History of Western Philosophy (Medieval))
- April 1985 – March 1987: Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University Master Program, Kyoto, Japan (Department of Philosophy)
- April 1987 – March 1990: Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University Doctoral Program, Kyoto, Japan (Department of Philosophy)
- July 1995 – December 1996: Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Fordham University, New York, USA (Department of Philosophy)
3. Degrees
- 1984: B.A. (Philosophy) Kyoto University, Department of the History of Western Philosophy (Medieval)
- 1987: M.A. (Philosophy) Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University, Department of Philosophy
4. Work experience
- April 1997 – March 1998: Lecturer of Faculty of Humanities, Fukuoka University
- April 1998 – March 2005: Associate Professor of Faculty of Humanities, Fukuoka University
- April 2005 – March 2011: Professor of Faculty of Humanities, Fukuoka University
- April 2011 – present: Professor of Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Letters, Keio University
- April 2018 – March 2019: Visiting Scholar of Philosophy Department of Saint Louis University, Missouri, USA.
5. Academic Membership
- American Philosophical Association
- Japanese Society of Medieval Philosophy (Editorial Board 2011 – 2016, Director 2007 – 2021, Secretariat: General Manager Secretary 2006 – 2009, President 2021 – Present)
- The Japan Philosophical Association (Editorial Board 2007 – 2011, Deputy Editor 2019 – 2021)
- Philosophy of Science Society, Japan
- Kyoto Philosophical Society
- Kansai Philosophical Society (Editorial Board 2019 – Present)
- West Japan Philosophical Association (Director 2006 – 2011, 2015 –Present)
- The Kyodai Society of Medieval Philosophy (Editorial Board 2014 – Present)
- Japan Association for the Contemporary and Applied Philosophy
6. List of Publication
Unless otherwise specified, written in Japanese.
6.1. Book
- An Introduction to Contemporary Epistemology. (Keiso Shobo, August 20, 2020, total 238 pages).
- "The understanding of nature in Aquinas" in The Philosophy of Human Beings in front of the Nature eds by Tadaaki Kanzaki and Susumu Nomoto (Keio University Press, February 2020, pp.21-40, total 299 pages).
- "Is is possible to find the Metaphysics of light in Aquinas?" in Metaphysics of Light, ed by Shiro Yamauchi (Keio University Press, February 2018, pp.101-126, total 273 pages).
- "Linguistic Philosophy of Aquinas” in Masataka Takeshita, Shiro Yamauchi ds Islamic philosophy and Christian medieval period — practical philosp, Iwanami Shoten, March 29, 2012, pp.155-176, Total 300 pages).
- "13th Century Scholastic Philosophy and Thomas Aquinas” in Shigeru Kanzaki, Yoshihiko Kumano, Izumi Suzuki eds The History of Western Philosophy II – Transfiguration Knowledge and Faith, (Kodansha, December 10, 2011, pp.281-329, Total 448 Pages).
- "Western Medieval Philosophy and Contemporary Philosophy” in Kazuhisa Todayama, Yasuo Deguchi e For those studying applied philosophy, (Sekaishisousha, May 20, 2011, pp.349-358, Total 362 pages).
- "God" as Enigma – An Introduction to the Philosophy ofligion, 2nd edition, (Sekaishisousha, April 20, 2007, Total 294 Pages).
- "God" as Enigma – An Introduction to the Philosophy ofligion, (Sekaishisousha, April 20, 2000, Total 268 Pages).
- "Islamic Philosophy," in Uchiyama Shori, Nakagawa Sumieds, The History of Western Philosophy [Ancient / Medieval Edition] – The Origin and Tradition of Philosophia, (Minerva Publishing, July 25, 1996, pp.213-223, Total 322 pages).
6.2. Academic Paper
- "Aquinas on Omniscience and Knowledge of What Time It Is," Studies in Medieval Thought, No. 58, October 15, 2016, pp.17-30.
- "Is the God of Aquinas the Idea of Esse?" Studies in Medieval Thought, No. 55, September 2013.
- "Esse as Actuality: Revisited," Kansai Philosophical Association Annual Report, No. 21, June 2013, pp.37-48.
- "Thomas Aquinas, Being and Actuality", The World in Medieval Logic, Theology and Psychology, Eds. Tetsuro Shimizu and Charles Burnett. Belgium: Brepols, 2009. pp. 245-259.[ENGLISH]
- "Structure of Essence in Thomas Aquinas – Toward a New Theory of Universal," Risou, No.683, September 2009, pp. 57-70.
- "Contextualism and Skepticism," West Japan Philosophy Annual Report, No. 16, October 2008, pp.165-18
- "What to Learn from Reformist Epistemology," Religious research No. 357, September 2008, pp.139-16
- "God, existence and reality – Thomas Aquinas's Interpretation of Essence," Kansai Philosophical Association Annual Report No. 14, June 2006, pp.141-156.
- "Epistemic Justification in Aquinas," Fukuoka University Research Group A: Humanities. Vol.4 No.5, 2004. 9, pp.1-18.
- "Epistemic Justification and Truth in Thomas Aquinas," Studies in Medieval Thought. No. 46, September 2004, pp.107-118.
- "Criticism of Esse from Analytical Thomism," Studies in Medieval Thought. No. 44, September 2002, pp.19-35.
- "On Omnipotence," Fukuoka University Research Institute Report. No. 249 (Humanities and Social Science Edition No. 176), March 2001, pp. 57-78.
- "Knowledge, Justification and Virtue — from the viewpoint of modern epistemology." West Japan Philosophy Annual Report. No. 7, October 5, 1999, pp.47-60.
- "A Study on Thomas Aquinas' Ontology – Esse as actus essend.i" Fukuoka University Humanities Discourse. Vol. 30, No. 1, June 20, 1998, pp.1-47.
- "Existence of God and Human Reason." Fukuoka University Humanities and Social Sciences. Vol. 29, No. 3, December 20, 1997, pp.1375-1408.
- "Early Heidegger and Buddhism on Death." Fukuoka University Humanities Discourse. Vol. 29, No. 2 September 20, 1997, pp. 567-588. [ENGLISH]
- "Truth as Relation in Aquinas." Veritas: Kyodai Studies in Mediaeval Philosophy No. 15, November 25, 1996, pp.36-52. [ENGLISH]
- "About the actual distinction between existence and essence – Thomas Aquinas's De Ente et Essentia Chapter 4." West Japan Philosophical Association Annual Report. No. 1, June 1993, pp.31-40.
- "esse and essentia in De ente et essentia Chapter 4." Veritas: Kyodai Studies in Mediaeval Philosophy No. 11, October 1992, pp.59-70.
- "A question about the distinction between existence and essence in Thomas Aquinas." Veritas: Kyodai Studies in Mediaeval Philosophy. No. 10, 1991, pp.83-86.
- "On the meaning of ens that falls within category – Thomas Aquinas, De Ente et Essentia, c.6." Veritas: Kyodai Studies in Mediaeval Philosophy No. 9, 1990, pp.68-72.
- "'True' and Categories in Aquinas." Studies in Medieval Thought. No. 31, 1989, pp.92
- "On the genus and differentia in Aquinas." Veritas: Kyodai Studies in Mediaeval Philosophy. No. 7, 1988, pp.69-72.
- "The End as the Cause of Causes." Veritas: Kyodai Studies in Mediaeval Philosophy. No. 6, 1987, pp.61-64.
- The problem of truth in Aquinas. (Master’s thesis of philosophy department of Kyoto University, 1987).
6.3. Translation (to Japanese)
- John Greco. Achieving Knowledge: A Virtue-Theoretic Account of Epistemic Normativity. Keiso Shobo, 2020.
- Steven Menn. “Metaphysics." in Medieval Philosophy: Cambridge Companion. Translated by Shinsuke Kawazoe et al, Kyoto University Press, 2012.
- L.Bonjour and E.Sosa. Epistemic Justification. Sangyo Tosho, 2006.
- Roderick M. Chisholm. Theory of Knowledge: Third Edition. Sekaishisousha, 2003.