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    Hao Hong

    University of Maine
    Phone: 207-581-3826
    Department of Philosophy
    Fax: 207-581-2928
    5776 The Maples
    Email: hao.hong@maine.edu
    Orono, ME 04469

    Appointments
    Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Maine, September 2018 - present.
    CLAS-Honors Preceptor of Philosophy, Honors College, University of Maine, September 2018 - present.
    Future Faculty Teaching Fellow, Department of Philosophy, Religion, and Classics, Butler University,
    August 2017 - May 2018.

    Education
    Ph.D., Philosophy (Minor: History and Philosophy of Science), Indiana University Bloomington, 2018

    Dissertation: Truth and Reality


    Committee: Timothy O’Connor (co-chair), Kirk Ludwig (co-chair), Fred Schmitt, Jordi Cat, Dean
    Zimmerman
    M.A., Philosophy, Peking University, 2010

    Research Visitor, Center for Philosophy of Religion, University of Notre Dame, August 2007 - May 2008
    B.A., Philosophy, B.A., Economics, Peking University, 2006

    Areas of Specialization
    Metaphysics, Chinese Philosophy, Comparative Philosophy

    Areas of Competence
    Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Religion

    Publications
    “The Metaphysics of Dao in Wang Bi’s Interpretation of Laozi,” Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy
    18 (2): 219–240. 2019.
    Hao Hong 2

    Presentations
    “Cilvilization Spotified: Connecting the Reading List with a Playlist” (with Melissa Ladenheim)
    54th NCHC (National Collegiate Honors Council) Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, Nov 2019.
    “A Metametaphysical Reading of Zhuangzi’s Qiwulun”
    Central Division APA, Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy meeting, Denver, CO, Febru-
    ary 2019.
    Pacific Division APA, International Society for Chinese Philosophy meeting, San Diego, CA, March
    2018.
    “The Problem of Many Counterparts”
    Central Division APA, Main Program, Chicago, IL, February 2018.
    “Grounding Truth and Making True”
    Eastern Division APA, Main Program, Savannah, GA, January 2018.
    Nelson Fellowship Symposium, Bloomington, IN, April 2017.
    “The Metaphysics of Dao in Wang Bi’s Interpretation of Laozi”
    13th Annual Midwest Conference on Chinese Thought, Bloomington, IN, April 2017.
    “A Challenge to the New Metaphysics: deRosset, Priority, and Explanation” (with David Fisher and
    Timothy Perrine)
    44th Annual Meeting for the Society for Exact Philosophy, Coral Gables, FL, May 2016.
    “Removing an Incoherence in Armstrong’s Ontology of Truthmakers”
    40th Annual Midsouth Philosophy Conference, Memphis, TN, February 2016.
    Indiana Philosophy Association Meeting, Richmond, IN, November 2015.
    “Counterparts and Propositions”
    38th Annual Midsouth Philosophy Conference, Memphis, TN, February 2014.
    “Are There Warranted False Beliefs?”
    Science, Philosophy, and Belief International Conference, Beijing, China, June 2009.
    Philosophy betwixt East and West: International Conference for Young Scholars, Hong Kong, May
    2009.

    Awards and Fellowships


    Future Faculty Teaching Fellowship, Butler University and Indiana University, 2017-2018.
    Graduate Travel Funding (*2), American Philosophical Association, 2018.
    Nelson Dissertation Fellowship, Department of Philosophy, Indiana University Bloomington, 2016-
    2017.
    Oscar R. Ewing Philosophy Essay Prize, Department of Philosophy, Indiana University Bloomington,
    2015.
    Outstanding Associate Instructor, Department of Philosophy, Indiana University Bloomington, 2014.
    Hao Hong 3

    Teaching Experience
    University of Maine
    Classical Chinese Philosophy, Fall 2019.
    Metaphysics, Fall 2019.
    Civilizations: Past, Present, and Future I, Fall 2019.

    Introduction to Philosophy, Spring 2019.


    Civilizations: Past, Present, and Future II (*2), Spring 2019.
    Contemporary Moral Problems (*2), Fall 2018.
    Civilizations: Past, Present, and Future I, Fall 2018.

    Butler University
    Topics in Philosophy: Early Chinese Philosophy (cross-listed as Asian/Islam Faith), Spring 2018.

    Ethics, the Good Life, and Soceity, Spring 2018.


    Ethics, the Good Life, and Society (*2), Fall 2017.

    Indiana University Bloomington


    As the lead instructor

    Introduction to Ethics: Comparative Ethics, Spring 2016.


    Critical Thinking, Fall 2015.
    Introduction to Philosophy, Fall 2014.

    Introduction to Ethics, Spring 2014.

    As the teaching assistant

    Introduction to Symbolic Logic, Spring 2015, Fall 2011.

    Introduction to Ethics, Fall 2013.


    Critical Thinking, Spring 2013.
    Introduction to Philosophy, Fall 2012.
    Thinking and Reasoning, Spring 2012, Fall 2010.
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    Service
    Honors Thesis Committee: Tiffany Tanner (2019), Olivia Ruhlin (2019).

    Committee member, Rezendez Ethics Essay Competition, University of Maine, 2019.


    Coordinator, Metaphysics Research Group, Indiana University, 2015.
    Hiring Committee Graduate Student Representative, 2014-2015.

    Game Announcer in Chinese, Indiana University Men’s Basketball Games, Indiana University Athlet-
    ics, 2015-2016 Season

    Last updated: June 11, 2019

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