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GORDON DANIEL MARINO

506 Winona Street marino@stolaf.eduNorthfield MN 55057 507-645-9506 (home)

612-501-8608 (cell)Education1982 - l988 Ph.D. Committee on Social Thought, The University of Chicago

1978 - l982 M.A. Department of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania

1976 - l978 Department of Psychology, New York University

l973 - l976 B.A Columbia College, Columbia University (major: Philosophy)

Professional Appointments

2002 – Professor of Philosophy & Director,Hong/Kierkegaard LibrarySt. Olaf College, Northfield, MN

2003 – 2006 Boldt Distinguished Teaching Chair in the HumanitiesSt. Olaf College, Northfield, MN

2006- 2007 Professor, College of Health & Human PerformanceUniversity of Florida, Gainesville FL

2006-2007 Visiting Professor of Philosophy, University of Florida, Gainesville FL

2006 (Fall) Visiting Professor, Department of ReligionFlorida State University, Tallahassee, FL

1995 – 2002 Associate Professor of Philosophy & Director,Hong/Kierkegaard LibrarySt. Olaf College, Northfield, MN

1993 - 1995 Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Virginia Military Institute

1993 - 1995 Visiting Scholar, Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy

1992 - 1993 Woodrow Wilson Associate Scholar, Department of PhilosophyMassachusetts Institute of Technology

1990 - 1991 Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Philosophy, Yale University

l988 - 1990 Henry Luce Fellow, Yale University

l989 Visiting Scholar, The Hastings Center

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Grants, Fellowships & Awards2015 -Winner, American Philosophical Association Op-ed Contest2013 -American Scandinavian Foundation Fellowship (08/01/13-08/31/13) Healthy Community Initiative Award2010 -William Jefferson Clinton Distinguished Lecturer2009-2010 -Fellow, Institute for Philosophy in Public Life, University of North Dakota2006 -Gertrude Hilleboe Award (St. Olaf College); 2004 -Richard J. Davis Award for Excellence in Writing on Ethics/ Law; -NEH Collaborative Research Award, $125,000 over a period of 3 years for translation and annotation of four unpublished volumes of Kierkegaard's Journals and Notebooks: Bruce Kirmmse, Project Director; -Mellon Foundation Grant for support of Hong/Kierkegaard Library ($100,000)1999 -Works in Progress Fellowship, Minnesota Humanities Commission; -International Research Exchange Board Grant(IREX); 1995 -American Scandinavian Foundation Fellowship, -Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy Fellowship1994-95 -Faculty Development Award (Virginia Military Institute);

-National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar: “Morality and Society” Boston University, Dept. of Sociology;

1987-88 -John Nuveen Institute for the Advanced Study of Religion Fellowship, The Divinity School, University of Chicago1986-87 -Augustinus Foundation Fellowship, Copenhagen Denmark 1985-86 -Woodrow Wilson Foundation - Charlotte Newcombe Fellowship; 1984-85 -American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowship (dissertation year in Copenhagen); 1982-85 -University of Chicago Special Humanities Fellowship 1981-82 -Yale Divinity School Research Fellow; 1978-82 -University of Pennsylvania Teaching Fellow; 1973-76 -Columbia College Grant, Columbia University

Teaching ExperienceSt. Olaf College: Kierkegaard & Existentialism; Law, Politics and Morality; Making of the Modern Mind; Ethics and the Good Life; Freud & the Study of Human Behavior; Senior seminar on Nietzsche; Sports and Ethics; Philosophy of Sport; Race and Sport;University of Florida: Sport ethics (graduate level); Ethical Issues in Sport (undergraduate); Medical Ethics (Shands)Florida State University: Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and Freud and the problem of self-deception (Graduate Seminar).VMI: History of Philosophy; Introduction to Psychology, 1993 – 1995; Comparative Religion (honors seminar), l994 Yale Divinity School: Philosophy of Religion, 1988 - 1990 Tutor, University of Chicago: Expository Writing, l983-l984; l987-l988; Fundamentals Program, l987-l988. University of Pennsylvania: Philosophy of Psychoanalysis, l980-l982; Ethics, 1980-1982, Existentialism, l979-l980

Administrative ExperienceDirector, Hong Kierkegaard Library (1995-present):- Development of endowment to over $2 million- Curate special collection of over 13,000 volumes

Marino 3- Established Library as an international resource hosting over 60 domestic and foreign scholars annually- Host International Kierkegaard Conferences (latest in June 2018: 8th Intl Kierkegaard Conf.)- Supervise Library staff and budget- Integrate Library activities into the life of the College- Offer specialized programs to community members interested in Kierkegaard PublicationsBooks Marino, Gordon D. The Existentialist’s Survival Guide: How to Live Authentically in an Inauthentic Age. HarperOne/HarperCollins, May 24, 2018.Marino, Gordon D. Kierkegaard in the Present Age. Marquette University Press, December, 2001. (Currently being translated into French)Marino, Gordon (ed) The Quotable Kierkegaard. Princeton University Press, October 2013. Marino, G (ed.) Essential Writings in Ethics. Random House/Modern Library Edition, 2010.Marino, G. (ed.) Basic Writings of Existentialism. Random House/Modern Library Edition, 2004. Houe, P and Marino, G (eds) Kierkegaard and the Word. Reitzels: Copenhagen, 2003.Houe, P. and Marino, G. (eds). Kierkegaard On Authority and Anthropology. Amsterdam/Atlanta: Editions Rodopi, University of Vienna 2000. In the series “Forschungen zur Allgemeinen und Vergleichenden Literaturwissenschaft.” Marino, Gordon D. & Hannay, A., (editors) The Cambridge Companion to Kierkegaard (Cambridge Companions to Philosophy) Cambridge University Press, 1997 (Chinese edition, 2006)Marino, G (ed.). The Kierkegaard Classic Studies Series. Wipf & Stock Publishers, Eugene Oregon, 2011. Introduction by Gordon Marino.

Selected ArticlesMarino, Gordon D. Toward a Kierkegaardian critique of psychoanalysis: Can we come to psychoanalytic terms with death? Inquiry, l984, 27, 219-223. ----- The rational foundations of Kierkegaard's critique of reason. Dialogue, l984, 27, 1-10. ----- An analysis and assessment of a fragments from Jonathan Barnes's reading of Heraclitus. Apeiron, l984, 18, 77-89. ----- S. Kierkegaard: The objective thinker is a suicide. Philosophy Today, l985, 29, 203-212. (ref) ----- Salvation: A reply to Harrison Hall's reading of Kierkegaard. Inquiry, l985, 28, 441-453. ----- Is madness truth, is fanaticism faith? International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, l987, 22, 41-53. ------Kierkegaard Contra Freud: On the proper scope of our moral aspirations. Soundings, l994, 77, 129-144 ----- The Place of Reason in Kierkegaard’s Ethics. Kierkegaardiana, l996, vol. 18. Reprinted in J. Davenport & A. Rudd (eds), After MacIntyre (OpenCourt, 2001); ----- Love. Entry in Philosophy of Education: An Encyclopedia, Garland Press, NY, l996.----- Kierkegaard. Entry in Philosophy of Education: An Encyclopedia, Garland, NY, l996.-----Hacer visible la oscuridad: La distinción entre desesperación y depresión en los Diarios de Kierkegaard. En "El Garabato," Eidos, A.C. No. 12, Octubre de 2000, México, D.F. pp. 15-17.-----& Rudd, A. “Abraham and Hegel: A Reply to Stewart.” Kierkegaardiana, 2000, 20.----- Kierkegaard. Routledge Encyclopedia of Protestanism. 2002.

Marino 4----- Avoiding Moral Choices. The Kettering Review, vol. 23(1), 2005, 8-17. First appeared in Commonweal, 23 March 2001, pp. 11-15. Partially reprinted as “The New Clergy” in the Wilson Quarterly, summer 2001. Discussed in “The Public Square” First Things, October 2001----- The Place of Reason in Kierkegaard's Ethics. In Søren Kierkegaard: Critical Assessments of Leading Philosophers, Volume I, ed. Daniel W. Conway. London: Routledge, 2002, pp. 166-179.

-----Ethics experts and the problem of self-deception. Journal of Investment Consulting,. 2004, 6(2), 69-76.----- An Ethics Consult with Kierkegaard (Invited commentary). Criminal Justice Ethics. 2004. vol 23(2)----- Nothing Personal: Kierkegaard’s generous self-absorption. Invited paper for symposium, “Unsocial Thoughts, Uncommon Lives” in Common Knowledge, 2007, 13(1), 80-86. ----- “Despair and Depression.” In Ethics, Love, and Faith in Kierkegaard, E. Mooney (ed), (Indiana University Press, 2008), chapter 9.----- The Fork and the Shrink. Humanities (Magazine of the NEH), July/August 2010, 31(4). (cover article; commissioned by the National Endowment of the Humanities)----- Critique of Soren Kierkegaard’s “At a Graveside.” In Kierkegaard and Death, P. Stokes and A. Buben (eds), Indiana Univ Press, 2011.----- Anti-Climacus and the Anatomy of Self-Deception. Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal, 2011, 32(2), 363-370.----- and Marino S. The ineffability of pain. In Suffering and Bioethics. R.M. Green & N.J. Palpant (eds), Oxford University Press, 2014.----- Lessons from the Ring. “The Body in Question” The Hedgehog Review. Summer 2015. (invited)----- The white towel. In The Bittersweet Science. C. Rotella (ed), Univ of Chicago Press, 2017.-----The moral defense of boxing. Journal of Applied Philosophy, forthcoming.

Articles in the Public Sphere----- Abortion of Convenience? Hartford Courant, 22 August l989 (on Los Angeles Times- Washington Post Wire Service)----- America’s forgotten lynch mobs: a legacy of 4733 dead. Hartford Courant, 18 June l990.-----Are you psychologically correct? New Oxford Review, November l991, pp. 16-18.----- Remembering the Harrowing Machine: The History of Lynching. The World & I, 7(2), February l992. ------ On the irresponsible implications of the rhetoric of responsibility. Commonweal, 12 February 1993.------ Making Faith Possible. The Atlantic Monthly , July 1993. ------ Clicking your Channels to Kingdom Numb: The moral effects of television. The Humanist, Vol. 54, no.1, January/February 1994. Reprinted in Character (published by the ASCD Character Education Network and Boston University’s Center for the Advancement of Ethics & Character) Vol. II, no. 3, March 1994----- Richard Rorty: A philosophical profile. Commonweal, May l994 (excerpted in the Wilson Quarterly, Summer l994) ----- and Ellis, S. Can we still talk: Experimenting on Human Embryos, Commonweal, 2 Dec l994----- The epidemic of forgiveness, Commonweal, 24 March l995----- On the role of the role model. Social Justice Review, January l996.----- The drug culture: Who’s part of it? The Christian Century, 1-8 January l997----- Justifying torture. Commonweal, 6 June l997.

Marino 5 Reprinted in Jordan & Baumann (eds). Commonweal Confronts the Century (Simon & Schuster, 1999), pp. 199-204.---- Are you comfortable with this essay? The Christian Century, 13 May l998. Reprinted in Social Justice Review, November 2000.----- An apology for an apology. Commonweal, 13 February l998. Reprinted in 1. Christianity Today, as “Me, Apologize for Slavery?” October, l998 2. A. Lumsford & J. Ruszkiewicz (eds), Everything’s An Argument (Bedford/St. Martin’s Press, 2001), 3. Reading and Writing Arguments at the University of South Carolina, 2003-2004, University of South Carolina Dept. of English, 2003. -----Should we question those who “question authority”? New Oxford Review, October 2000.-----Minnesota high on giving kids drugs to sit still through lessons to Just Say No, St. Paul Pioneer Press 13 March 2001----- Just War Reflections on Robert Kerrey at Thanh Phong, Commonweal, 1 June 2001.----- The Latest Industry to Flounder: Ethics, Inc. The Wall Street Journal (Commentary). 30 July 2002. Interviewed by radio stations in New York City; Anchorage Alaska, and Winnepig, Canada. Discussed in “The Public Square” First Things, December 2002.----- Leap of Love. The Christian Century. 24 July 2002.----- The economics of boxing. Wall Street Journal, 12 December 2002----- The Missing Virtue. Commonweal, 25 April 2003.----- Did Job Need Prozac? The Christian Century, 9 August 2003, 18-20. Reprinted on www.religion-online.org.----- On Taking Responsibility. Commonweal, October, 2003.----- Sidelined. The Christian Century, 23 March 2004, p. 9.----- Your Player’s Keeper. The Chronicle of Higher Education 2 April 2004. Subject of interview in College Athletics and the Law October 2004 1(7):3.----- Boxing and the Cool Halls of Academe. Chronicle of Higher Education(Observer), 13 August 2004. Reprinted in the Daily Telegraph (London) 30 October 2004; The Vancouver Sun; www.Godspy.com;www.somareview.com; Randolph-Macon College (faculty orientation booklet); Subject of interview for ABC Radio National Australia “The Sports Factor.” 10 September 2004.----- Altered States. Commonweal, 21 May 2004.----- Astride the Divide: A professor-coach can bridge the gap between athletics and academics. The New York Times (Education Life). 16 January 2005.----- Before teaching ethics, stop kidding yourself. The Chronicle of Higher Education 20 Feburary 2004. Reprinted in The Council for Spiritual and Ethical Education October 2004 24(2):10-12.----- The Persecuted. Commonweal (“Last Word” section), 2005, vol. 132(2).----- Coach kids to their (reasonable) dreams. (Commentary). Christian Science Monitor, 02 Sept 2005. ----- Not in our backyard: Means & ends in Iraq. The Christian Century, 28 Sept 2005.----- Keeping score on coaches. Chronicle of Higher Education. 3 March 2006.----- Where There Is a Problem There Is a Workshop ... or a Camp. Huffington Post, 7 July 2006.----- On white lies and the lies that we tell ourselves. Huffington Post, 20 July 2006.----- Building camaraderie from competition. Chronicle of Higher Education, 26 January 2007.----- Remembering Reader Rieff. Chronicle of Higher Education. 21 July 2006.----- Cognitive Dissonance Theory and the War in Iraq. Huffington Post. 27 July 2006.----- Do college sports really strengthen character? Wall Street Journal 31 August 2006.----- Using football as bail. Inside Higher Ed. 14 September 2006.----- President Bush, The Moral Relativist. Huffington Post. 27 October 2006.

Marino 6----- Operation Self-Deception. Huffington Post. 14 January 2007.----- After the draft, feeling a big chill. Perspective. St. Petersburg Times. 6 May 2007.----- American Values, Glimpsed Through Our Health Care Policies. 28 July 2007.----- A tale of two Gator nations. Perspective. St. Petersburg Times. 19 August 2007. Reprinted in the Gainesville Sun ----- Real men shed tears: Why it’s all right to cry. Newsweek, 20 August 2007.----- American values as glimpsed through Michael Moore’s “Sicko” Commonweal, Sept 2007.----- Separating the Moral from the Practical Argument Against Torture. Huffington Post, 22 October 2007. ----- Sure race is an issue – but not for me. Huffington Post, 1 February 2008.----- In Praise of Disappointment. The Chronicle Review. Chronicle for Higher Education, 27 June 2008.----- Brett Favre and the State of Man. Huffington Post. 6 August 2008.----- A Note on the Content of John Edwards' Narcissism. Huffington Post, 9 August 2008.----- Is Race an Issue? Are You Kidding? Huffington Post, 26 August 2008.----- Wanted: President of the United States: Educational Background, Not a Factor. Huffington Post, 5 September 2008.----- Mamet’s Jiu-Jitsu Isn’t Just Verbal. Wall Street Journal, 13 May 2008. D9----- I Agree with John but . . . Huffington Post, 28 September 2008.----- A Post-Mortem of the Debate Post-Mortem: Trying to Refrain from Questioning Pat Buchanan's Motives. Huffington Post, 4 October 2008.----- Why “Business Ethics” Fail. The Big Money (Slate). 24 October 2008 ----- Must We Forgive People Who Have Done What Would Seem to Be Unforgivable? In Character. Forgiveness Issue, Fall 2008.----- Israeli Military Operations in Gaza and the Question of Proportionality. Huffington Post, 2 January 2009.----- Maybe Hamas is Not So Stupid. Huffington Post, 4 January 2009.----- Justice must still justify the means. Opinion. St. Petersburg Times, 11 January 2009.----- Psychologically Processing the Election. Huffington Post, 9 November 2009.-----Wanda Sykes Punctures Cheney's Argument for Waterboarding. Huffington Post, 10 May 2009.----- Mike Tyson’s Stream of Consciousness. The Chronicle Review. Chronicle for Higher Education, 22 May 2009.----- Maher and Real Time in Need of a Reality Check. Huffington Post. 13 June 2009. ----- The real US healthcare issue: compassion deficiency. Opinion. Christian Science Monitor, 13 August 2009.----- Ted Kennedy: Story of Redemption, a story to remind us not to give up on others. Huffington Post, 29 August 2009.----- Kierkegaard on the Couch: The distinction between psychological and spiritual disorders. New York Times, Opinionator, 10/28/2009 (#1 most emailed on NYTimes)----- Selective Sympathies: Haiti and the Health Care Debate. Huffington Post, 25 January 2010.-----Boxing and Humility. In Character, A Journal of Everyday Virtues. Humility Issue. 15 March 2010. Invited Contributor.---- Counting the ‘Blessings’ of Insomnia. New York Times, Opinionator, 03/29/2010.----- On “Shop Class as Soulcraft” by Matthew Crawford. Invited contributor, The Hedgehog Review, Summer 2010. ----- Boxing Lessons: Can the courage needed to live a moral life be acquired in the boxing ring? Invited contribution to “The Stone”: philosophical series in the New York Times, 9/15/2010.----- Professors in paradise. The Chronicle Review. The Chronicle of Higher Education, 05/01/2011----- Not so sure when there’s a pill, there’s a way. St. Petersburg Times, 08/07/2011----- Freud as Philosopher. Invited contribution to “The Stone,” New York Times, 10/09/2011 ----- Kierkegaard, Doctor of Dread. Invited contribution to “Anxiety,” New York Times

Marino 7 Sunday Review Section, 03/18/2012. ----- The Integrity and Ignominy of Joe Paterno. The Chronicle Review. Chronicle of Higher Education, 01/23/2012.----- The Haunted Heart. Invited contribution to the New York Times Opinionator series on “Anxiety.” 25 June 2012.----- The Havoc Behind the Eyes. Op-ed, International Herald Tribune, 17 January 2013.----- Try A Little Tenderness. “The Stone” New York Times, 13 February 2013.----- Ribbon Chasers: When Competitiveness Consumes. Commonweal, 2013 vol. 140, no. 5.----- Kierkegaard at 200. (Op-ed) International Herald Tribune (Global edition of the NYTimes), 03 May 2013. ----- Mandela: Boxer, Dancer, Forgiver, Friend. The Chronicle of Higher Education. 8 Dec 2013.----- Ukraine’s Next Great Hope? New York Times (invited op-ed), 12 December 2013.----- A Life Beyond ‘Do What You Love’. “The Stone” New York Times, 17 May 2014(Learning Network: Student Opinion: “Do you think you will have a career that you love?)----- Fearful Asymmetry. Commonweal Magazine (Cover story). 14 August 2014.----- In a world full of partisans, open minds are rare. Op-ed. Tampa Bay Times, 12 Jan 2015.----- Throwing in the Towel. The Chronicle Review. Chronicle of Higher Education. 26 Jan. 2015----- and Marino S. Germanwings, suicide and the hidden dangers of antidepressants. Op-ed. Star Tribune. 10 April 2015.----- The Long Conversation. “The Couch” New York Times, 02 June 2015.----- La boxe e filosophia. Guardate me (in Italian). Corriere Della Sera. 15 August 2015 (invited)----- ‘All Lives Matter’ vs. Black Lives Matter. Commonweal Magazine. 2 September 2015.----- The crisis in Europe and the empathy deficit at home. Op-ed The Jerusalem Post. 24 Sept 2015. ----- Blind Spots. Reckoning with Racism. Commonweal Magazine. 5 October 2016.----- The Emperor Has No Clothes. Commonweal Magazine. 2 February 2017.----- The Upside of Envy. “The Stone” New York Times Sunday Review, 5 May 2017, p. SR6.(Learning Network: Student Opinion, “What role does envy play in your life”, 7 May 2017)----- The Honor of Boxing is at Stake. Commissioned by New York Times for Sports Opinion,25 August 2017).----- What’s the Use of Regret? “The Stone” New York Times Sunday Review, 12 November 2017, p. SR8.----- The Border Guards Have a Choice to Make, Too. The Daily Beast, 24 June 2018.

Selected sports-related articles----- Raging Buffoon. The Wall Street Journal (Commentary). 1 February 2002.----- Sweet Mike. The New York Times Magazine, 19 May 2002.----- Mike Tyson: La Bete humaine. Numero Magazine (in French). vol 34 June 2002.----- Mike Tyson, the Media’s Punching Bag. The Wall Street Journal. 6 June 2002.----- In (Self-) Defense of the Fanatical Sports Parent. The New York Times Magazine, 26 January 2003. Syndicated by the New York Times. Reprinted in Annual Editions: Child Growth and Development 04/05, C. Boyatzis and E. N. Junn (eds). New York: McGraw Hill (Dushkin), Eleventh Edition., 2003, chapter 24. -----Let us now praise famous men. Minneapolis Star Tribune. 8 March 2004.----- Apologia pro Pugilatione. Philosophy Now, May/June 2003 (41), 8-10.----- Boxing is far from on the ropes. Minneapolis Star Tribune, 13 September 2003.----- Don’t Count Him Out. Wall Street Journal, 3 September 2003.----- Muhammad Ali: An American Idol. Numero Homme (in French and English), Dec 2003. ----- Angelo Dundee on the Old “One-Two.” Maxboxing.com, 29 November 2003.

Marino 8----- Jones taking on someone his own size this time. Minneapolis Star Tribune, 8 November 2003.----- Winning Gridiron Coach Says His Only Rule Is Golden (John Gagliardi) Wall Street Journal, 10 December 2003.----- Which heavyweight will now capture the crown(s)? Wall Street Journal, 10 February 2004.----- Boxing needs a new king. Minneapolis Star Tribune. 13 February 2004.-----Let us now praise famous men. Minneapolis Star Tribune. 8 March 2004.----- Basketball’s Great Wall of China. Wall Street Journal. 3 November 2004.------Sports moralizers have a field day with Moss. Minneapolis Star Tribune. 11 January 2005; reprinted 14 January 2005: LosAngelesHerald.com;USNews.com;Europesun.com------A Fighter for the Ages. Wall Street Journal. 11 January 2005.----- For Whom Boxing’s Bell Tolls. Wall Street Journal. 8 February 2005.----- Requiem for a Heavyweight. Wall Street Journal. 23 June 2005.----- Leavander Johnson’s death puts the onus on everyone. Wall Street Journal. 28 Sept. 2005.----- Inspired by the Champ. Wall Street Journal. 1 December 2005 D9----- Bon Jovi fills arenas with football fans. Wall Street Journal 30 March 2006.----- De La Hoya knows the ropes. Wall Street Journal. 6 May 2006.----- This Hall of Fame packs a punch. Wall Street Journal. 15 June 2006.----- Coaching points for helicopter parents. Parenting Plus Magazine, September 2006. reprinted in MetroFamily Magazine, Fall 2007.----- King of kings prepares to defend his crown. Wall Street Journal. 9 November 2006.----- If birds were doing it, it would be banned. Wall Street Journal, March 1, 2007.----- Muhammad Ali, king again for a day. St. Petersburg Times (Perspective), 25 March 2007.----- ‘Pretty Boy’ vs ‘Golden Boy’ Wall Street Journal, 3 May 2007.----- Europe’s Pugilists Pack a Punch. Wall Street Journal, 5 December 2007.----- The Sweet Science’s Alphabet Soup. Wall Street Journal, 21 February 2008. D7----- A Fight for the Ages. Wall Street Journal, 24 July 2008. D5----- U.S. Olympians’ Boxing Lessons. Wall Street Journal, 7 August 2008. D7----- Portrait of a Knockout Artist. Wall Street Journal, 16 October 2008.D7----- Can Pacquiao Beat De La Hoya? Wall Street Journal, 4 December 2008. D9----- Vitali Klitschko Prepares to Defend His Crown. Wall Street Journal, 18 March 2009. D7----- The Pound-for-Pound Prize. Wall Street Journal, 30 April 2009. D6.----- And now, Pacquiao vs. Mayweather? Wall Street Journal, 5 May 2009. D7.----- They’re Fighters, Not Uniters. Gone are the days of a single heavyweight champ. Wall Street Journal, 4 July 2009.----- The Pigskin Arts and Dementia. Huffington Post. 9 November 2009.----- A Fistic World Cup Match. Wall Street Journal. 11 November 2009----- Pacquiao’s Final Fight? Wall Street Journal, 10 March 2010.----- Coming on Saturday: Mayweather vs. Mosley. Wall Street Journal 29 April 2010.----- A Bout Filled with Backstories. Wall Street Journal, 3 June 2010.----- A Decent Fight, If We Like Punching. Wall Street Journal, 9 November 2010.----- Pacquiao Defeats Margarito, Boosts Claim at No. 1. Wall Street Journal, 15 November 2010.----- Finding Calm in Mike Tyson’s Pigeon Coop. Wall Street Journal, 26 February 2011.----- Why boxing worth fighting for. Review. Wall Street Journal, 17 September 2011. (2nd place award, Boxing Writers Association of America)----- Smokin’ Joe Frazier – Appreciation of a Champion. Wall Street Journal, 09 November 2011.----- Angelo Dundee in My Corner. Wall Street Journal, 03 February 2012.----- The Emanuel Steward I Knew. Wall Street Journal, 26 October 2012.----- Familiar Rivals May Proceed with Caution. Wall Street Journal, 07 December 2012.----- Pacquiao-Marquez IV: The Day After the Big Fight. Wall Street Journal, 09 December 2012.----- Mayweather’s Next Opponent: History. Wall Street Journal, 02 May 2013.

Marino 9----- The Mexican Boxing Tradition. Wall Street Journal, 11 Oct 2013.----- A Garden Bout Turns Tragic. Wall Street Journal, 8 Nov 2013.----- The Search for the Next, Great American Heavyweight. Wall Street Journal, 25 April 2014.----- Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather Jr: Can we get our hopes up? Wall Street Journal, 21 Nov 2014.----- Mayweather vs. Pacquiao: The Pursuit of Perfection is imperfect. Wall Street Journal. 01 May 2015----- Floyd Mayweather’s Final Farewell to Boxing. Wall Street Journal, 11 Sept. 2015.----- Bernard Hopkins Throws One Final Punch at Father Time. Wall Street Journal, 16 Dec. 2016.----- The Xs and Os of Canelo-GGG. www.insideHBOboxing.com 14 Sept 2017 (Honorable Mention for Event Coverage, Boxing Writers Association of America.)----- The Secret to GGG’s Power Punching? Perfect Balance. www.insideHBOboxing.com 2 March 2017.----- Light Heavyweights Clash at the Mecca of Mayhem. HBO.com, 3 March 2018.

Poetry----- What will you say then? (a poem). The Cresset, April, 2004.----- Even beneath the waves (poem). The Great River Review. Spring/Summer 2005.----- Invited regular contributor (column) to the American Poetry Review. First column: Tears for Joe. March 2011 Second column: It’s Not A Journey. April 2012.

Selected Review Essays----- and Marino, S. Elliot S. Valenstein, Blaming the Brain: The Truth about Drugs and Mental Health (The Free Press 1998). Society, Nov/Dec 2000.-----Alan Wolfe, Moral Freedom. (Morton Press, 2001), The Christian Century, 2002.-----Mark Bernstein Football the Ivy League: Origins of an American Obsession (University of Pennsylvania Press). The Wall Street Journal, 4 December 2001, A16.-----R. Sullivan, Rocky Marciano: The Rock of his Times (University of Illinois Press, 2002). Los Angeles Times Book Review, December 2002. ----- The road less troubled. Ethical Ambition: Living a Life of Meaning and Worth, Derrick Bell, Bloomsbury Press: 184 pp., $19.95 Gordon Marino; Los Angeles Times, Mar 2, 2003.-----C. Rotella, Cut Time (Houhgton Mifflin, 2003). Wall Street Journal, 14 August 2003.-----J. Hecht, Doubt: A History. (Harper, 2003). Los Angeles Times Book Review, , 25 January 2004-----L. Wacquant. Body& Soul: Notebooks of an Apprentice Boxer (Oxford Univ. Press, 2003), LA.Times April, 2004.-----H. Popu, K. Phillips, R. Olivardia. The Adonis Complex. (Simon & Schuster, 2002), The Christian Century, spring, 2004.-----G. Ward. Black Knight. Review of Unforgiveable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson (Knopf, 2004) The Boston Globe, 19 December 2004-----B. Dylan. Chronicles. Vol. 1 (Simon & Schuster, 2004). The Christian Century, 2004.----- The Anxiety of His Influence. A review of J. Garff, Søren Kierkegaard. A Biography. Trans. B. Kirmmse (Princeton, 2005) The Wall Street Journal, 3 February 2005.----- Hard times for tough love. M Lewis. Coach. Los Angeles Times Sunday Book Review, 31 July 2005.----- Kierkegaard. Bookforum, Summer 2005----- L. Ferry. What is the Good Life (University of Chicago Press, 2005). The Wilson Quarterly, 2006.----- A. Blauner (ed.). Coach: Twenty-five writers reflect on people who made a difference. (Warner Books, 2005). Los Angeles Times, 30 December 2005. Reprinted in Newsday.----- Ringed victory, on the eve of war. Review of D. Margolick, Beyond Glory: Joe Louis vs.

Marino 10 Max Schmeling and a World on the Brink (Alfred A. Knopf, 2005) and L. Erenberg, The Greatest Fight of our Generation: Louis vs. Schmeling (Oxford University Press, 2005). The Boston Globe, 6 November 2005.----- Happiness: A History. By Darrin McMahon. Cover article in the LA Times Sunday Book Review, 1 January 2006.----- In Football Fairy Tale, Boy Turns into ‘Toad.’ Review of M. Lewis, The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game (Norton, 2006). Boston Globe 10 December 2006.----- Sweet Scientist and Shakespeare fan Review of J. Cavanaugh, Tunney: Boxing’s Brainiest Champ (Random House, 2006). LA Times 11 December 2006.----- The Contender. Review of Budd Schulberg, Ringside (Ivan R. Dee, 2006), The New York Times Sunday Book Review, 31 December 2006.---- Far Afield. Review of S.L. Price, Far Afield (Lyons Press, 2007) The New York Times Sunday Book Review. 9 Sept 2007----- The Year of Living Biblically: One Man’s Quest to Follow the Bible as Literally as Possible. (Simon & Schuster, 2007). By AJ Jacobs. For the LA Times, 8 October 2007.----- “Greatest Hits.” My View From the Corner: A Life in Boxing. By Angelo Dundee (with Burt Sugar) The Last Great Fight: The Extraordinary Tale of Two Men and How One Fight Changed Their Lives Forever. by Joe Layden. The New York Times Sunday Book Review, 25 November 2007.----- Oscar De La Hoya (with Steve Springer), The Golden Boy. LA Times, 18 July 2008.----- Jonah Lehrer, How We Decide. LA Times, 24 February 2009.----- One Moment in Time. Something in the Air: American Passion and Defiance in the 1968 Mexico City Olympics (Free Press, 2009). By Richard Hoffer. The New York Times Sunday Book Review. 29 November 2009. ----- View from the Corner. Tales from the 5th Street Gym. By Ferdie Pacheco (Univ Press of Florida, 2010). The New York Times Sunday Book Review. 16 April 2010. ---- The Silent Season of a Hero. By Gay Talese. New York Times Sunday Book Review. 3 October 2010.----- The Standard Bearer. Joe Louis. By Randy Roberts (Yale Univ Press, 2010). Wall Street Journal, 23 October 2010. ----- Townie. By Andrew Dubus III (WW Norton, 2011). Wall Street Journal, 24 February 2011.------At The Fights. American writers on boxing (Library of America, 2011). The New York Times Sunday Book Review, 05 June 2011.----- The Most Expensive Game In Town (Beacon Press, 2012), The New York Times Sunday Book Review, 10 June 2012.----- Hamlet in the Ring. Review of Floyd Patterson: The Fighting Life of Boxing's Invisible Champion . By W.K. Stratton (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2012), Wall Street Journal, 07 July 2012.----- A Slugfest for the Ages. Review of The Longest Fight. By William Gildea (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2012, Wall Street Journal Review, 03 August 2012.-----“Undisputed Truth” by Mike Tyson. Wall Street Journal, 14 Nov. 2013.---- “Bouts of Mania” by Richard Hoffer. Wall Street Journal Review, 08 August 2014.---- The Preacher and the Boxer. Review of Blood Brothers. The Fatal Relationship between Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X. By Randy Roberts and Johnny Smith (Basic Books, 2016). New York Times Sunday Book Review, 19 March 2016.----- Back on his Heels. Review of Sting Like a Bee. By Leigh Montville (DoubleDay, 2017). Wall Street Journal, 26 May 2017.----- Five Best: Gordon Marino. Wall Street Journal, 22 June 2018.

Short book reviews----- Marino, Gordon D., J. Sabini, and M. Silver, The Moralities of Everyday Life (Oxford University Press, l982). San Francisco Review of Books, December, l982.

Marino 11 ----- L. Kolakowski, Religion (Oxford University Press, l982). Review of Metaphysics, Fall, l984. ----- H. A. Nielsen, Where the Passion Is: A Reading of Kierkegaard' s Philosophical Fragments (University of Florida Press, l983). Ethics, July l986. ----- Jeffrey Stout, Ethics After Babel (Beacon Press, l988). International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion, November l989. ----- Robert Nozick, The Examined Life: Philosophical Meditations (Simon and Schuster, l989). Chicago Tribune, December l989.----- Martha Nussbaum, Love’s Knowledge (Oxford University Press, l990). America, 7 December 1991.----- Didier Eribon, Michel Foucault (Harvard University Press, l991). The Washington Times, 13 October l991.----- Mary Midgley, Can We Make Moral Judgments? (Viking Press, l991). Review article, The American Scholar , summer 1992.----- J.M. Ferreira, Transforming Vision (Oxford University Press, 1991), The Review of Metaphysics. March, l995. ----- B. Kirmmse, Encounters with Kierkegaard. (Princeton University Press, l995), Commonweal, 17 June l997. ----- Steven Emmanuel, Kierkegaard & The Concept of Revelation (State University of New York Press, 1996), International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion, Winter 2000.----- Wayne A. Rozen, America on the Ropes (Casey, 2005). Wall Street Journal. 10 Dec 2005.----- Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks. Vol.1. Journals AA-DD. NJ Cappelorn et al (eds), (Princeton University Press, 2007). The European Legacy, 2009, Vol. 14(5), 641.

Selected Media: Subject of Profile: Virginia Public Broadcasting, aired April 27, l994 Minnesota Monthly, written by T. Brady (editor), January 2004. St. Paul Pioneer Press, written by Richard Chin, May 5, 2012. Featured on BBC Wales - Raise your Game (www.bbc.co.uk/wales/raiseyourgame/pages/gordon_marino2shtml) Regular contributor to The Huffington Post Invited guest: The Sports Factor – Radio National, Australia 10/9/2004 Minnesota Public Radio KFAN Sports Radio – Minneapolis MN CW 11 (WPIX) News at Ten –New York City, to be aired 4/9/07 Mickey Hiter, “Athletes Parents Show” 104.5FM Interview with Matthew Hennessey, Carnegie Council “Ethics from Conscience and Example, not PhDs” 19 June 2008 (http://www.cceia.org) Interview with over 20 nationally syndicated radio programs including Kerri Miller, MPR “The Thread” July 29, 2018 on The Existentialist’s Survival Guide.

Selected PresentationsChicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, faculty seminar, February 24, l988. “On the Ethical Implications of Psychoanalysis.”Northern New England Philosophical Association, October 18, l991. “Kierkegaard contra Freud: On the proper scope of our moral aspirations.”Invited participant, Law Faculty symposium, “New Directions in Corporate Law,” Washington & Lee University School of Law, November 5-6, l993.Colloquium, Virginia Center for the Humanities, July l995: “The Ethics Industry.”American Philosophical Association, Central Division Mtg., Chicago, Il, April l995: “On

Marino 12 Fanaticism and faith.”Colloquium, Department of Philosophy, St. Olaf College, September l996: “Anxiety in the Concept of Anxiety.”Panelist for Symposium on the Philosophy of Sports, St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN February l997.Minnesota Philosophy Conference, Carleton College, Northfield, MN, October 1997: “Can we repent for the deeds of others?”American Academy of Religion, Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, November l997: “Making the Darkness Visible: On the Distinction between Depression and Despair in Kierkegaard’s Works.”Invited participant in the Liberty Foundation Seminar on Responsibility and Morality in Kierkegaard, Pomona College, Pasadena, CA, 6-9 November l997.Invited speaker for the Opening of the Kierkegaard Cabinet, Budapest, Hungary, October 1999: “Kierkegaard’s Anthropology.”Guest Lecturer, University of Minnesota, Department of Germanic Languages, May 2000. Colloquium, St. Olaf College, April 2001: “The Ethics Industry.”Invited speaker, Danish Heritage Society, Omaha, Nebraska, Oct, 2002: “Kierkegaard’s reception in America after World War II.”Invited Speaker, MNCPA Audits of Local Governments Conference, Minneapolis, MN October 20, 2003. “On Self-Deception.”Keynote speaker, “Spirituality and psychotropic drugs.” St. Olaf Alumni Association, January 19, 2004.Invited speaker, Investment Management Consultants Association Conference, Boca Raton, FL. April, 2004, “On the Fallacy of Ethical Expertise.” Invited speaker, “On the medicalization of experience.” Zumbro Lutheran Chuch, Rochester, MN. May 16, 2004.Invited speaker, “On alcohol use and sexual consent.” Purdue University, Football team. August 14, 2004.Invited speaker, Giornate Pascal 2004, Incontro Internazionale. Universita di Catania, Italia. 20 October 2004.Invited speaker, Kretzmann Lecture, “ In defense of the sweet science: On boxing and spiritual development.” Dept of Theology, Valparaiso University, April 12, 2005Invited speaker, “On Kierkegaard’s conception of mood” Danish American Heritage Society, Des Moines, Iowa, 14 October 2005.Invited participant, Media workshop arranged by the APA Committee on Public Philosophy, “Going Public: Philosophers & the Press” APA Eastern Division Mtg, 30 December 2005, Invited speaker: “Freud and Ethics.” Last lecture series for seniors, St. Olaf College, Nov 2006.Presenter, “Boxing and Character.” 8th Annual Sport Management Conference, Florida State University, Oct 26-28, 2006.Keynote speaker: “Freud, the mind of a moralist: A lecture in memory of Philip Rieff.” Last Lecture Series, St. Olaf College, Nov 8, 2007.Keynote speaker: “When we talk about ethics, let’s be honest.” Southern Association of College and University Business Officers Annual Meeting, Savannah, Georgia, Nov 3, 2008.William J. Clinton Distinguished Lecturer: “Self-Deception in Ethics & Politics.” Delivered at the Clinton School for Public Service, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, AK April 12, 2010.Invited seminar: “Kierkegaard’s Sickness Unto Death” Dept of Philosophy, Emory University, Atlanta GA, February 03, 2012.Invited seminar: “Six or seven life lessons I have drawn from Kierkegaard.” Dept of Philosophy, Wheaton College, Wheaton IL, November 16, 2017.Distinguished Visiting Scholar and Lecturer. “Sports, Risk, and the Human Ideal.” University of

Marino 13 Louisville, Louisville KY, October 12-13, 2017.

Professional SocietiesAmerican Philosophical Association (Committee on Public Philosophy 2017-present); American Academy of Religion; Association for the Advancement of Scandinavian Studies; Boxing Writers Association – full member

Academic ActivitiesEditor: Soren Kierkegaard Newsletter (circulation: 1600) (1995 – present);Founding co-editor, International Journal of Religion & Sport, Mercer University Press (US) & York University (England) (2006-2009);Assistant Editor, Common Knowledge (Oxford University Press) (1992-present) Editorial Board: El Universo Kierkegaard (Sociedad Hispánica de Amigos de Kierkegaard)Manuscript reviewer: Journal of Religious Ethics, Journal of the History of Ideas; The European Legacy; International Journal of Systematic Theology; Cambridge Univ Press, Marquette Univ Press, Mercer Press; Consulting editor: The University Presses of Florida; Marquette University Press; Grant reviewer, National Endowment for the Humanities (l998- ). Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships Dissertation Selection Committees (2009 - ): Indiana University; MacMaster University (Canada); Advisory Board for new translation and edition of Kierkegaard’s Complete Journals and Papers, 22 vols. (new transl & edition), Princeton University Press, 22 volumes. International Advisory Board, Søren Kierkegaard Research Center, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1999-present; International Advisory Board, Kierkegaard Cabinet, Budapest, Hungary (2001-present); Outside Reviewer for Tenure Promotion, Philosophy Dept, Lawrence College (2001); Drexel University (2006); Colorado College (2008); Advisor, BBC (Television Documentary) Project on Law and Justice, 1994; Grant Reviewer, Virginia Center for the Humanities; Advisor, American-Scandinavian Foundation Educational Exchange Division; Canadian Federation for the Humanities - Aid to Scholarly Publications Programme;

Selected College ActivitiesSt. Olaf. College: Faculty representative: Governance Committee/Regents observer; Volunteer Assistant Football Coach , Founder and Coach of St. Olaf Boxing Club (2000-present); Faculty advisor, St. Olaf Lacrosse Club; College Athletics Committee (2001-present);Black History Month Planning Committee, Sexual Assault Committee, Faculty advisor to CUBE (Cultural Unity, Black Expression), College Affirmative Action Liaison (2003-present); Faculty advisor to first generation college students, Educational Talent Search, Faculty advisor to REED (undergraduate philosophy journal in existentialism), Leader of Philosophy Forum (1996-present); Leader of weekly Kierkegaard Reading Group, Faculty advisor Students for a Free Tibet (1998-1999);Great Conversation Steering Committee, Taskforce on Neuroscience major (1998-present); Invited speaker for Multicultural Senior Banquet (1999, 2001).

Non-academic activities: Election Committee, International Boxing Hall of Fame, (2006 - )Assistant Football Coach, St. Olaf College (2001 - 2008);Coach, St. Olaf/Boxing Club (2001-present); Assistant Football Coach, Yale University (1990-91); Faculty Advisor, Lacrosse Club, St. Olaf College (2008-present); African-American Student Organization, Virginia Military Institute, (l993 – 1995); Head Boxing Coach, Virginia Military Institute (1993 - 1995); Baseball Coach, Northfield Youth Baseball Association (l995 – 1998); Counselor for severely learning-disabled adolescents, Chapel Haven, New Haven, CT. (1989-91); Coordinator: Yale University Social Action Committee, Habitat for Humanity (1990-91); Volunteer, Village Charter School (l997); Leader, “Pretty Good Books Club”-weekly teen reading group

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