Dan Moller (B.Phil., Oxford, Ph.D., Princeton) is Associate Professor of Philosophy and works primarily in moral and political philosophy. Recent projects include a reassessment of classical liberal ideas about the state (Governing Least: a New England Libertarianism, forthcoming with Oxford University Press) and making sense of the function of the emotions. He has also worked in the philosophy of religion and aesthetics.

For selected writings, see www.danmoller.org.