mc00236 Guide to the Tom Regan Papers, 1951-2011 MC 00236 Finding aid prepared by Processed by: William M. Wisser; machine-readable finding aid created by: Katherine M. Wisser. Updated by Judy Allen Dodson, 2011 July and Stephanie Barnwell 2012 June. Special Collections Research Center 2001 This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2012-07-20T16:26-0400 Finding aid written in English Describing Archives: A Content Standard 2012 June Finding updated because of additon, July 2011, by Judy Allen Dodson. Updated to incorporate unprocessed materials found during shelf read by Stephanie Barnwell, 2012 June. Tom Regan Papers MC 00236 Special Collections Research Center 81.75 Linear feet 1951-2001 The Tom Regan Papers contains correspondence, research files, drafts, reprints, and audio-visual materials that span the professional career of one of the most widely-known authorities on animal rights. The collection relates chiefly to the two major intellectual pursuits of Tom Regan's career, animal rights and the moral philosophy of G. E. Moore, although there is a limited amount of personal material and unrelated subjects. Also included are files related to his thirty years of service to North Carolina State University. Materials included in the unprocessed series are: One copy of "The Animals Voice Presents The Life and Times of Tom Regan, one brochure from the Culture and Animal Foundation, one dvd of Dr. Raymond Frey, printed email correspondence between Edward Zapala and Tom Regan, one copy of Zapala's thesis entitled "One Million Dogs: Tom Regan, the Worse-Off Principle, and the Abolition of the Use of Animal in Science." Professor emeritus and former Department Head in the Philosophy Department at North Carolina State University, Tom Regan is a prolific writer on animal liberation and animal rights philosophy. The publication of Regan's The Case for Animal Rights marked a major advance in the philosophical underpinnings of the animal rights movement. This book brought the discussion of animal rights to new levels of serious attention within scholarly circles. 154 archival boxes, 2 halfboxes, 1 flatbox. For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff. Biographical Note

Tom Regan was born Thomas Howard Regan on November 28, 1938, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Thiel College in 1960 with a degree in philosophy, and went on to receive both master's (1962) and Ph.D. (1966) degrees from the University of Virginia.

Regan's first professional appointment was as Instructor, and then Assistant Professor of Philosophy, at Sweet Briar College, 1965-1967. In 1967, he accepted the position of Assistant Professor of Philosophy at North Carolina State University. He was promoted to Associate Professor of Philosophy in 1972, and finally to Professor of Philosophy in 1978. Regan served as Head, Philosophy & Religion, North Carolina State University, from 1996 to 1999.

During his more than thirty years on the faculty, he received numerous awards for excellence in teaching; published scores of professional papers as well as more than twenty books; been awarded major international awards for film writing and direction; and presented hundreds of lectures throughout the United States and abroad. He was named the recipient of the William Quarles Holladay Medal, the highest honor NC State University can bestow on one of its faculty.

Regan's contributions to professional organizations and scholarship are significant. He is a member of numerous professional societies, and has held a variety of offices in them, including the North Carolina Philosophical Society; the American Society for Value Inquiry; the Society for the Study of Ethics and Animals; Ethics and Values in Science and Technology; and the American Philosophical Association's Committee on Medical Ethics. He has served on the editorial boards of a number of journals, including, Ethics, The Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics, and Ethics and the Environment.

Among his books, two ( The Case for Animal Rights and Bloomsbury's Prophet: G. E. Moore and the Development of His Moral Philosophy) were nominated for the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award. The Case for Animal Rights was immediately recognized as a "modern classic" when it first appeared in 1983. It has been translated into several languages, including Swedish, Dutch, Italian, and German. Other of Tom Regan's books that touch on the topic of animal rights are All That Dwell Therein: Essays on Animal Rights and Environmental Ethics (1982) and Animal Sacrifices: Religious Perspectives on the Use of Animals in Science (1986).

For its part, Bloomsbury's Prophet has helped re-energize and re-direct Moorean scholarship in particular and the study of early twentieth century British philosophy in general. In addition to Bloomsbury's Prophet, Tom Regan's other major contributions to Moorean scholarship are Moore: The Early Essays (1987) and G. E. Moore: The Elements of Ethics (1991). He is co-founder and past president of the Moore Society.

Tom Regan's major film awards include the Silver Medal for We Are All Noah (International Film Festival of New York, 1986) and the Gold Medal for Voices I Have Heard (Houston International Film Festival, 1988).

A past recipient of a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, and a past Fellow of the National Humanities Center, Regan's recently published work includes Defending Animal Rights and (with Carl Cohen) The Animal Rights Debate.

Tom Regan is married to the former Nancy Tirk, with whom he co-founded The Culture & Animals Foundation.

Selective Chronology 1938, November 28 Born Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1960 A.B., Thiel College, Major in Philosophy, Minor in English 1962 Moore's Conception of Beauty 1962, June 17 Married Nancy Jane Tirk 1964 - 1965 Phillip Francis Dupont Fellow, University of Virginia 1965 - 1967 Instructor, then Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Sweet Briar College 1966 The Commendation Thesis (An Analysis of the Concept of Goodness 1966, October 8 Born, a son, Bryan 1967 - 1972 Assistant Professor of Philosophy, North Carolina State University 1972, 1976, 1980 International Directory of Biography 1969 - 1970 Outstanding Teacher, North Carolina State University 1970, November 24 Born, a daughter, Karen 1972 Summer Stipend, National Endowment for the Humanities 1972 - 1978 Associate Professor of Philosophy, North Carolina State University 1974 - 1975 Outstanding Teacher, North Carolina State University 1975 Who's Who in the South and Southwest 1977, Spring Visiting Distinguished Scholar, University of Calgary 1977 - 1981 Alumni Distinguished Professor, North Carolina State University 1978, 1982 Directory of American Scholars 1978 - Professor of Philosophy, North Carolina State University 1980 International Who's Who in Education 1980 - 1981 Fellowship, Category B, National Endowment for the Humanities 1982 Visiting Distinguished Scholar, Brooklyn College 1984 - 1985 Fellow, National Humanities Center 1986 The Gandhi Award, for Outstanding Contributions to the Animal Rights Movement 1986 Outstanding Alumni Award, Thiel College 1987 Outstanding Research Award, College of the Humanities and Social Sciences, North Carolina State University 1987 Joseph Wood Krutch Medal, Humane Society of the United States 1988 Feminism and Environmental Ethics 1988 Reconsidering Individualism 1993 - 1994 Outstanding Teacher, Master of Arts in Liberal Studies, North Carolina State University 1995 The Dunbar Lecture, Millsaps College 1996 - 1999 Head, Philosophy & Religion, North Carolina State University 1997 College of Humanities and Social Sciences UNC Board of Governors' Award for Excellence in Teaching 2000 The William Quarles Holladay Medal, North Carolina State University Board of Trustees Selective Publications List 1972 Moore's Accounts of 'Right', Dialogue 1972 A Defense of Pacificism, The Canadian Journal of Philosophy, Spring. Reprinted in R. Wasserstrom, Today's Moral Problems, 1st edition, and in J.P. White, Assent/Dissent 1974 Understanding Philosophy 1975 McCloskey on Rational Ends: The Dilemma of Institutionism, The Journal of Value Inquiry 1975 The Moral Basis of Vegetarianism, The Canadian Journal of Philosophy, October. Portions reprinted in Tom Regan and Peter Singer, Animal Rights and Human Obligations (below) and in R. Wasserstrom, Today's Moral Problems, 2nd edition. Reprinted in a Spanish translation in a collection of essays edited by S. Castignone 1975 Animal Rights and Human Obligations. Edited with Peter Singer 1976 McCloskey on Why Animals Cannot Have Rights,Philosophical Quarterly 1976 Broadie's and Pybus' Treatment of Kant,Philosophy 1976 Feinberg on What Sorts of Beings Can Have Rights,The Southern Journal of Philosophy 1977 Narveson on Egoism and the Rights of Animals, The Canadian Journal of Philosophy 1977 Frey on Interests and Animal Rights, Philosophical Quarterly 1978 A Reply to Frey on Animal Rights (with Dale Jamieson), Analysis 1978 Defending the Belief in Animal Rights in Animals' Rights: A Symposium (Paterson & Ryder, eds.) London: Centaur. Reprinted, in a Spanish translation, in S. Castignone 1978 Fox's Critique of Animal Liberation,Ethics 1979 Singer's Critique of the Market,  Analysis 1980 On the Right to be Spared Gratuitous Suffering, Canadian Journal of Philosophy 1980 Animal Rights, Human Wrongs, Environmental Ethics, Spring. Reprinted in J. White, ed., Contemporary Moral Problems (1984) and, in a Polish translation, in Etyka 1980 Vegetarianism, Utilitarianism, and Animal Rights, Philosophy and Public Affairs 1980 Cruelty, Kindness, and Unnecessary Pain, Philosophy 1980 On the Connection Between Environmental Science and Environmental Ethics, Environmental Ethics 1980 Matters of Life and Death 1981 The Nature and Possibility of an Environmental Ethic, Environmental Ethics, Spring. Reprinted in P. Werhane (ed.), Philosophical Issues in Human Rights 1981 Utilitarianism and Vegetarianism Again, Society for the Study of Ethics and Animals 1981 Animal Rights: An Introduction, in Proceedings of the Fourth Conference on Ethics, Humanism and Medicine, University of Michigan (Alan R. Liss). Also in Animals in Education: The Use of Animals in High School Biology Classes and Science Fairs, H. McGriffin and N. Brownley, eds., The Institute for the Study of Animal Problems 1981 Animals and the Law: The Need for Reform, Proceedings of the International Conference on the Philosophy of Law 1982 Animal Rights, Human Wrongs, in H. Miller and W. Williams, eds., The Moral Foundations of Public Policy: Ethics and Animals 1982 Frey on Simple Desires, Mind 1982 Moore's Use of Butler's Maxim, Journal of Value Inquiry 1982 On the Ethics of the Use of Animals in Science, with D. Jamieson , in Tom Regan and D. VanDeVeer, eds., And Justice For All 1982 Against the Arguments for Whaling, in P. Wray, ed., The Human/Whale Connection (Center for Endangered Species) 1982 On the Ethics of the Use of Animals in Science, with D. Jamieson, Lab Animal 1982 Duties to Animals: Rawls's Dilemma, Society for the Study of Ethics and Animals 1982 And Justice For All: New Introductory Essays in Ethics and Social Policy. Co-edited with D. VanDeVeer 1982 All That Dwell Therein: Essays on Animal Rights and Environmental Ethics 1983 A Refutation of Utilitarianism, Canadian Journal of Philosophy 1983 Utility and Equality: Some Neglected Problems, Journal of Value Inquiry 1983 Just Business: New Introductory Essays in Business Ethics 1983 Earthbound: New Introductory Essays in Environmental Ethics 1983 The Case For Animal Rights 1984 Whales are Not Cetacean Resources, with Dale Jamieson, in M. W. Fox and L. D. Mickley (eds.), Advances in Animal Welfare Science (Dordrecht: Martin Nijhoff Publishers); reprinted in Whalewatcher: Journal of the American Cetacean Society 1985 The Other Victim, invited essay, The Hastings Center Report 1985 The Case for Animal Rights, In Defense of Animals, Peter Singer, ed., (Blackwells). Also in People, Penguins and Plastic Trees, C. Pierce and D. VanDeVeer 1985 Ethical Vegetarianism and Commercial Animal Agriculture, in Today's Moral Problems, third edition, R. Wasserstrom 1985 Honey Dribbles Down Your Fur: Remarks on Environmental Ethics, Bowling Green Studies in Applied Philosophy 1985 Introduction, invited contribution to the Annual Convention of the Environmental Law Society, Stanford University Law School. Topic: Animal Rights and Environmental Law. Reprinted in The Newsletter, National Humanities Center 1985 The Case For Animal Rights 1986 "The Case for Animal Rights,M.W. Fox and L.D. Mickley, eds., Advances in Animal Welfare Science (Washington: The Humane Society of the United States 1986 Ill-gotten Gains, in T. Regan and D. VanDeVeer, eds., Health Care Ethics 1986 Pigs in Space!, Philosophica (Belgium), invited essay for special issue on the concept of The Moral Community. Also in Heaven and Earth, A. Linzey and P.J. Wexler 1987 The Rights of Humans and Other Animals, Acata Physolica Scandinavica 1986 Health Care Ethics: An Introduction. Co-edited with Donald VanDeVeer 1986 Matters of Life and Death 1986 Animal Sacrifices: Religious Perspectives on the Use of Animals in Science 1987 Allocation of Resources: Social and Political Factors, in Ethics in Emergency Medicine 1987 Love the Animals: Meditations and Prayers. Edited with Andrew Linzey 1987 Song of Creation: An Anthology of Poems in Priase of Animals. Edited with Andrew Linzey 1987 The Struggle for Animal Rights. International Society for Animal Rights 1987 Bloomsbury's Prophet: The Moral Philosophy of G.E. Moore 1987 G.E. Moore: The Early Essays 1988 Why Child Pornography is Wrong, in G. Scarre, ed., Ethics and Children 1988 Moore: The Liberator,Reason Papers 1988 Animals and Christianity. Co-edited with Andrew Linzey 1988 Animal Rights and Human Obligations. Second, revised edition. Co-edited with Peter Singer 1988 The Case for Animal Rights 1989 The Thee Generation, Journal of Social Philosophy 1989 The Struggle for Animal Rights. 2nd ed. International Society for Animal Rights 1990 Earthbound: Introductory Essays in Environmental Ethics 1990 I Dritti Animali. Italian translation of The Case for Animal Rights. Translated by Salvatore Veca 1991 Christianity and Animal Rights: The Challenge and the Promise, J. McDaniel, ed., The Liberator of Life 1991 The Theology of Everyday Life, Religion and World Community 1991 The Thee Generation: Reflections on the Coming Revolution 1992 Animal Rights, G. E. Moore,W. D. Ross. Entries in The Encyclopedia of Ethics, edited by L. Becker 1992 Does Environmental Ethics Rest on a Mistake? The Monist 1992 Animal Liberation: What's In a Name? O. Neumaier, et. al. (eds.), Applied Ethics and Its Foundations 1992 Christianity and the Oppression of Animals, J. McDaniel (ed.), Good News for Animals? 1992 The Moral Status of Chimpanzees, Peter Singer (ed.), The Chimpanzee Project 1992 The Case for Animal Rights, Baird and Rosenbaum (eds.), Animal Experimentation: The Moral Issue 1992 The Case for Animal Rights,  T.A. Mappes & J.S. Zembaty (eds.), Social Ethics 1992 The Case for Animal Rights,  Arthur Eastman (ed.), The Norton Reader 1992 The Case for Animal Rights, S. Sartis (ed.), Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Moral Issues 1992 The Nature and Possibility of an Environmental Ethic,  P. Werhane (ed.), Ethical Issues in Business: A Philosophical Approach 1992 The Nature and Possibility of an Environmental Ethic, Michaels and Bowie (eds.), Environmental Ethics 1992 Rotten to the Core? Reflections on the Traditional Core Curriculum in American Higher Education,  North Carolina Humanities 1992 G.E. Moore: The Elements of Ethics. Edited, with an Introduction 1993 The Consistency of Kant's Moral Philosophy,  R. Chadwick (ed.), Kant: Critical Assessments 1993 Environmental Ethics,  S. Armstrong-Buck and R. Botzler (eds.), Understanding the Environment 1993 The Nature and Possibility of an Environmental Ethic, S. Armstrong-Buck and R. Botzler (eds.), Understanding the Environment 1993 Matters of Life and Death 1994 The Case for Animal Rights, J. B. Callicott 1994 The Case for Animal Rights, D. VanDeVeer and C. Pierce (eds.) The Environmental Ethics Book 1994 Animal Rights, Human Wrongs, Fred Westphal (ed.), Planet in Peril: Essays in Environmental Ethics 1994 Animal Welfare and Rights, W.T. Veach (ed.), Encyclopedia of Bioethics 1994 The Case for Animal Rights: A Decade's Passing, R.T. Hull (ed.), A Quarter Century of Value Inquiry 1994 Ethical Vegetarianism and Sustainable Agriculture, P. Allen (ed.), Food for the Future: Conditions and Contradictions of Sustainability 1994 All That Dwell Therein 1995 Feminism and Vivisection, J. Howie (ed.), The Wayne Leys Memorial Lectures 1995 Ivory Towers Should not a Prison Make, J. Sterba (ed.), Proceedings of the Ninth International Social Philosophy Conference 1995 The Nature and Possibility of an Environmental Ethic, Andrew Brennan (ed.), Environmental Ethics 1995 Are Zoos Morally Defensible? Bryan Norton (ed.), Zoos on the Ark: Zoos, Animal Welfare, and Wildlife Conservation 1995 The Nature and Possibility of an Environmental Ethic, Jill Bowman (ed), Environmental Issues: A Managerial Approach 1995 Die Begrundung von Tierrechten (The Case for Animal Rights), Angela Krebs (ed.), Naturethik 1995 Moore and Bloomsbury: The Myth and the Man, Paul Kieh l (ed.), Proceedings of the 1994 Wittgenstein Symposium 1995 Animal Rights, H. Potter (ed.), Encyclopedia of Philosophy Supplement 1995 Ethical Vegetarianism and Commercial Animal Agriculture, Joram Haber (ed.), Ethics in the 90s 1995 The Animal Rights Position, Colman McCarthy (ed.), Peace Essays 1995 The Moral Basis of Vegetarianism, Gene Blocker (ed.), Applied Social and Political Philosophy 1995 The Nature and Possibility of an Environmental Ethic, Gary Percesepe (ed.), Ethics 1995 Utilitarianism, Vegetarianism and Animal Rights, (Italian translation).  G. Ferranti (ed.), Etica Y Animali 1995 The Radical Egalitarian Case for Animal Rights, Louis P. Pojman 1995 The Case for Animal Rights, Angelika Krebs (ed.), Naturethik: Ein Reader 1995 The Case for Animals Rights, L.H. Paterson (ed.), The Norton Reader 1995 The Case for Animals Rights: A Decade's Passing, Richard T. Hall (ed.), A Quarter Century of Value Inquiry: Presidential Addresses of the American Society for Value Inquiry 1995 The Nature and Possibility of an Environmental Ethic, J. Bowman (ed.), Environmental Issues: A Managerial Approach 1996 Are Individual Rights Patriarchal? Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Ethics 1996 Animal Welfare and Rights, D. Bonchert (ed.),   Encyclopedia of Philosophy Supplement 1996 The Case for Animal Rights, Peter Valenti (ed.), Reading the Landscape, Writing a World 1996 The Case for Animal Rights, Lawrence M. Hinman (ed.), Contemporary Moral Issues: Diversity and Concensus 1996 The Case for Animal Rights, Hugh Lafollette (ed.), Practical Ethics 1996 Christians Are What Christians Eat, Roger C. Gottleib (ed.), This Sacred Earth: Religion, Nature, Environment 1996 Animal Rights, Human Wrongs, D. Michelfelder and W. Wilcox (eds.), Applied Ethics in American Society 1996 A Movement's Means Create a Movement's Ends, With Gary Francione;  Andrew Harnack 1996 Allocation of Resources: Social and Political Factors. Ed. K. V. Iserson, et. al.Ethics in Emergency Medicine 1996 The Case for Animal Rights. Ed. Andrew Harnack. Animal Rights: Opposing Views 1996 The Case for Animal Rights. Ed. R. V. Percival. Law and the Environment: An Interdisciplinary Reader 1996 The Case for Animal Rights [Finnish Translation]. Eds. Yrjo Uurtimo and Vesa Jaaksi 1996 The Case for Animal Rights. Ed. H. LaFollette. Ethics in Practice 1996 The Case for Animal Rights. Ed. James White. Contemporary Ethical Issues 1996 The Case for Animal Rights. Eds. N. Rosenstand and R. Parker. Critical Issues 1996 The Case for Animal Rights. Ed. Richard Parker. Reading the Landscape: Writing a World 1996 On the Ethics of the Use of Animals in Science," with D. Jamieson. Eds. S. Gendin, L. Kleiman, E. Erwin. Ethical Issues in Research 1996 Implications of the Rights View. Eds. P. Schumaker, D. Kiel, T. Heilke. Political Voices: Contributors to Competing Ideologies in the 19th and 20th Centuries 1997 The Rights View. Eds. M. Bekoff and C. Meany. Encyclopedia of Animal Rights and Animal Welfare 1997 Animal Rights and Animal Welfare. Ed. D. M. Bochert. Encyclopedia of Philosophy 1997 Animal Rights, Human Wrongs. Ed. D. Jacobs. Ways of Living 1997 The Case for Animal Rights. Eds. P. J. Marke and S. Kahn. The Moral Dimension 1998 The Moral Basis of Vegetarianism. Ed. Judith Boss. Moral Problems Anthology 1998 The Case for Animal Rights. [Finish translation] Ed. Vesa Jaaksi . Environmental Philosophy 1998 The Moral Basis of Vegetarianism. Ed. Lisa Portmess. Ethical Vegetarianism: A Book of Readings 1998 Rights Across Species. Ed. Otto Neumarer, et. al. Applied Ethics in a Troubled World 1998 The Case for Animal Rights 1999 Introduction. Ed. Peter Steeves 1999 The Case for Animal Rights. Eds. J. Olen and V. Barry. Applying Ethics: A Text with Readings 1999 The Case Against Animal Research. Eds. T. L. Beauchamp and L. Walters. Contemporary Isues in Bioethics 1999 On the Ethics of the Use of Animals in Science, with Dale Jamieson. Ed. P. Tittle. Ethical Issues in Business 1999 Philosophical Perspectives on Hunting. Ed. P. Cohen. Ethics and Wildlife 2000 Defending Animal Rights 2001 The Animal Rights Debate. With Carl Cohen 2001 The Case for Animal Rights Scope and Content Note

This collection contains correspondence, research files, drafts, published articles, audio visual materials, and artifacts. The primary foci of the collection are Tom Regan's two lifelong professional interests: Animal Rights, and the moral philosophy of G. E. Moore.These two subjects are treated fully through Regan's notes, writings, and presentations, as well as film and audio projects. Materials included in the unprocessed series are: One copy of "The Animals Voice Presents The Life and Times of Tom Regan, one brochure from the Culture and Animal Foundation, one dvd of Dr. Raymond Frey, printed email correspondence between Edward Zapala and Tom Regan, one copy of Zapala's thesis entitled "One Million Dogs: Tom Regan, the Worse-Off Principle, and the Abolition of the Use of Animal in Science." Also included are some unprocessed materials that include an undated VHS videotape and the VHS video tape (undated) and the program pamphlet: Tom Regan: A Celebration.

 Organization of the Collection

Original order has been maintained where possible throughout the collection. The designated series reflect the groupings created by Regan. Wherever possible all materials related to a specific publication, public appearance, or University course have been placed in those respective series. The two exceptions to this general rule are the personal and the professional series. The former contains correspondence from family members and others unconnected to Regan's professional life, and the latter contains correspondence that treat Regan's general professional career. Because of the variety of materials and the size of the collection the specific organizing rationale can be found in the series descriptions.

The series for this collection are: Personal Papers Research Writings Public Appearances University Professional Reprints and Publications Audiovisual Materials Artifacts Oversized Materials

Access to Collection

This collection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.

 Provenance

Gift from Tom Regan in October, 2000, 2002, and 2011.

 Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Tom Regan Papers, MC 00236, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, North Carolina.

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 Processing Information

Processed by William M. Wisser; machine-readable finding aid created by Katherine M. Wisser, 2001; Finding updated July 2011 by Judy Allen Dodson.

 Acquisition Information

Gift of Tom Regan, 2000, 2002 and 2011 (Accession nos. 2000.0004, 2002.0005, 2011.0135, 2011.0136, 2011.0153)

 Digital Materials

Digital materials stored at: Photoarchives2/Preservation/MC00236/prelimContainer

Note: The materials from the MPEGAV folder in the 1_VCD_dogskilledunjustly file where not able to be copied.

 American Anti-Vivisection Society. Cullen, Jane A. Culture and Animals Foundation. Francione, Gary L. (Gary Lawrence), 1954- Frey, Ray Gandhi, Mahatma, 1869-1948 Moore, G. E. (George Edward), 1873-1958 Regan, Tom Singer, Peter Animal experimentation Animal rights Animals in art Audiotapes Awards Certificates Ethics--Study and teaching Laboratory animals Letters (correspondence) Memorabilia Newsletters Pamphlets Philosophy--Study and teaching Photographs Publications Veganism Vegetarianism Videocassettes Vivisection Personal Papers MC 00236 Series 01 4.25 Linear feet 1951 - 2001 8.5 archival boxes. Scope and Contents note

This small series is divided into several subseries. Since the collection focuses on Tom Regan's professional career, there is little personal correspondence or non-professional writings. These are placed at the beginning of the series. The bulk of this series consists of materials related to his education. Yearbooks, certificates, class notes, and his dissertation are placed in chronological order starting with Northern Allegheny High School (Pittsburgh), through Thiel College where he received his B.A., to the University of Virginia where he earned the M.A. and Ph.D. Publicity, consisting of interviews and clippings not related to specific books or appearances, is placed after education. Finally, certificates and awards appear at the end of the series. Note that many of the certificates and awards are located physically in artifact or oversize boxes.

 Correspondence 1980 - 1995 Family 1 1 1980 - 1995, [no date] Baby Book 1 1A General 1982 - 1993 A - C 1 2 D - K 1 3 L, [no date] 1 4 1973 M - W 1 5 General, no name 1 6 1982 - 1996 General, no name, [no date] 1 7 General 154 1 1986, 1990, 1994, undated Writings 1959 - 1970 Personal: Curriculum Vitae and Autobiography 1 8 "The Bird in the Cage" 1 9 Poetry 1959 - 1970 1 10 1959 1 11 1970 1 12 1970, [no date] 154 2 1966-1967, undated Miscellaneous How to Get and Keep Your Husband Interested in Antiques, [no date] 1 13 People, Places and Things, [no date] 1 14 Some Random Explanations for My Son -- draft, [no date] and Two Mortal Tales 1 15 Education 1951 - 1966 High School 1951 - 1956 Certificates 1 16 1951 - 1956 Five Cloth High School Patches [located in Series 09: Artifacts, Box 148] High School Diploma, Northern Allegheny High School 1 17 1956 Omicron, yearbook 1 18 1952 Thiel College 1956 - 1960 Miscellaneous plays, [no date] 2 1 Transcript, certificates 2 2 Examinations 2 3 1958 Notebooks, [no date] 2 4 Miscellaneous notes, [no date] 2 5 Miscellaneous notes, [no date] 2 6 Diploma 2 7 1960 Endymion, yearbook 2 8 1957 2 9 1958 3 1 1959 3 2 1960 University of Virginia Philosophy files Aesthetics 3 3 Aquinas 3 4 Aristotle: Essays 3 5 Aristotle: Notes 3 6 Augustine 3 7 Decartes 3 8 Epistemology I 4 1 Epistemology II 4 2 Ethics I 4 3 Ethics II 4 4 Hume I 4 5 Hume II 4 6 Hume III 4 7 Kant I 4 8 Kant II 4 9 Locke 5 1 Metaphysics 5 2 Mill 5 3 Moore, G.E. I 5 4 Moore, G.E. II 5 5 Moore, G.E. III 5 6 Moore, G.E. IV 5 7 Plato 5 8 Ph.D. Program Preliminary Exams 5 9 Doctoral Program Information 5 10 PhD Dissertation: The Commendation Thesis 6 1 1966 Diploma 152 1966 Publicity 1977 - 2000 Interviews 6 2 1984 - 1988 Vegan 6 3 June, 1988 - August, 1988 6 4 September, 1988 - 1990 Monash University 6 5 1997 Oral History Project 6 6 2000 6 7 2000, [no date] Portugal 6 8 2001 Alex Arrigoni, [no date] 6 9 Claudette Vaughn, [no date] 6 10 Clippings 6 11 1950 - 1984 6 12 1985 - 1986 6 13 1987 7 1 1988 7 2 1989 - 1990 [no date] 7 3 Certificates/Awards 1970 - 2001 General note

See also Artifact boxes for plaques and medals

 7 4 1970 - 1975 7 5 1977 - 2001 Southeastern U.S. Masters First Place 3000 Meters 1979 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 148

 Animal Rights Writing Award 1984 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 149

 Distinguished Service Award 1985 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 149

 International Film and TV Festival of New York Silver Medal 1986 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 149

 Mahatma Ghandi Award 1986 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 150

 Joseph Wood Krutch Medal 1987 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 150

 Houston International Film Festival Gold Medal 1988 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 150

 Genesis Award 1990 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 151

 Outstanding Teacher Award, MALS Program 1994 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 151

 Alexander Quarles Holladay Medal for Excellence 2000 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 151

 Alexander Quarles Holladay Medal Nomination Materials 154 3 1998-2000 Lifetime Membership AMNET/SETA 7 6 2001 General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 151

 Romanell Phi Beta Kappa Professorship in Philosophy Nomination Materials 154 4 1997-2001 Leonidas Lafayette Polk Society Certificate 154 5 April 18, 2002 Photographs Early Tom Regan 7 7 Department Party 7 8 1987 Publicity Photos 7 9 Publicity Photos 7 10 Publicity Photos and Slides 7 11 NCSU Libraries Exhibit 7 12 2001 Rescue Photo 7 13 2001 Animal Cruelty 7 14 Art 7 15 Bookplates General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 148

 Matted Montage General note

See Series 09: Artifacts, Box 151

 Seoul / Hawaii, [no date] 7A 1 Jimmie Carter 7A 2 Holiday Medal Ceremony 7A 3 Miscellaneous Photos 7A 4 Miscellaneous Calenders 7A 5 1988 - 1989 7A 6 1992 - 1994 7A 7 1996 - 1999 7A 8 2000 [no date] 7A 9 Postcards Animals [Folder 1 of 2] 7A 10 Animals [Folder 2 of 2] 7A 11 Bloomsbury 7A 12 General 7A 13 Cards, Invitations, etc. 7A 14 Research MC 00236 Series 02 16.5 Linear feet 33 archival boxes. Scope and Contents note

The research series maintains Tom Regan's original order throughout. His two main professional pursuits are reflected in the two largest sub-series: Animals and G. E. Moore. The Animals subseries is further divided into medical, "negative," and types, issues, and organizations. The "negative" classification refers to information negative to Regan's position in the animal rights movement. This includes attacks on the movement and counter movements that emphasize humane treatment of animals in research. Topics in the Animals sub-series are arranged alphabetically. The G. E. Moore subseries contains articles written by Moore, as well as reprints of articles written about Moore. For Tom Regan's notes and drafts of his writings on Moore, see the writings series. Appearing after the two main subseries are two smaller groupings. The subject files treat research information not related to animals or Moore, while the book notes files are notes removed from books that are in the Tom Regan book collection. The book notes subseries is organized alphabetically according to the title of the book from whence they came.

 Animals Medical Agent Orange, [no date] 8 1 AIDS 8 2 1985 - 1987 8 3 1988 - 1991 8 4 1992 - 1995 Alternatives 8 5 1986 - 1987 8 6 January, 1988 - June, 1988 8 7 July, 1988 - December, 1988 8 8 1989 8 9 1990 - 1991 8 10 1992 - 1995 [no date] 8 11 Animal Experiments Retard Progress 8 12 1988 - 1991 Attitude of Scientists 8 13 1986 - 1987 Cancer 8 14 1978 - 1986 8 15 1987 - 1988 9 1 1990 - 1991 [no date] 9 2 Drugs 9 3 1986 - 1987 9 4 1988 9 5 1989 9 6 January, 1990 - June 1, 1990 9 7 June 15, 1990 - November, 1990 9 8 1992 - 1993 [no date] 9 9 Enforcement 9 10 1990 - 1992 Fraud 9 11 1987 - 1989 Health Care 9 12 1986 - 1992 Health - Poor/Child 9 13 1986 - 1991 Health - Poor/Child, [no date] 9 14 Liability 9 15 1990 - 1991 Medicine - History 9 16 1973 - 1991 Military 10 1 1986 - 1991 Peer Review 10 2 1983 - 1992 Politics 10 3 1996 Product Testing 10 4 1968 - 1998 Product Testing, [no date] 10 5 Research Violations 10 6 1988 Toxicity 10 7 1990 Whistle Blowers 10 8 1988 - 1989 Negative AMA 10 9 1992 AMA 10 10 1993 Animals-Humane Research United Action for Animals [Folder 1 of 3] 10 11 United Action for Animals [Folder 2 of 3] 10 12 United Action for Animals [Folder 3 of 3] 10 13 General 11 1 1977 - 1979 11 2 1980 11 3 1981 11 4 1983 - 1984 [no date] 11 5 Draize Karen Regan Correspondence 11 6 1983 General 11 7 1976 - 1980 General 11 8 1981 - 1983 General, [no date] 11 9 Freedom of Information Act 11 10 Goodwin 11 11 1985 - 1987 11 12 1988 12 1 1989 12 2 1990 12 3 1991 - 1992 [no date] 12 4 McGabe 12 5 1990 Medical Establishment "Animal Research," 12 6 1988 Henry Hutto 12 7 1990 General 12 8 1980 - 1989 General 12 9 1990 General 12 10 1991 - 1995 General, [no date] 13 1 Putting People First 13 2 1990 - 1992 Putting People First 13 3 1993 - 1994 Research Helping Animals, [no date] General note

See Oversize Materials Box 126.

 Sullivan HHS Clippings 13 4 1986 - 1989 Clippings 13 5 1990 - 1995 Clippings, [no date] 13 6 Pamphlets 13 7 1992 - 1993 Pamphlets, [no date] 13 8 Taub, Edward 13 9 1990 Trull 13 10 1987 - 1992 Miscellaneous Clippings 13 11 1989 - 1990 Clippings, [no date] 13 12 Pamphlets 13 13 1983 - 1989 Types, Issues, Organizations 101 - Non-Animal Biology Lab Methods 14 1 AAVS 14 2 1992 - 1995 Activism 14 3 1989 - 1997 Activism, [no date] 14 4 Alternatives 14 5 1996 - 1998 Animals Art 14 6 1980 Bibliography 14 7 1986 Bibliography 14 8 1990 Circuses 14 9 1986 - 1988 Endangered Species-Notes 14 10 Endangered Species-General 14 11 1976 - 1988 Films 14 12 1975 - 1980 Films, [no date] 14 13 Infant Minds 14 2 1996 - 1997 Issues 15 1 1993 Legal Notes 15 2 1985 General 15 3 1977 - 1978 General 15 4 1979 - 1981 General 15 5 1982 General 15 6 1983 General 15 7 1985 - 1992 General, [no date] 15 8 General, [no date] 15 9 Politics 15 10 1984 Violence 16 1 1994 - 1998 Welfare 16 2 1991 - 1993 Wild 16 3 1980 - 1992 Wild, [no date] 16 4 Animals' Voice Correspondence 16 5 1989 - 1990 Board Meeting 16 6 1989 Drafts 16 7 1989 - 1990 Reprints, [no date] 16 8 Anti-Vivisection 16 9 1985 - 1988 Anti-Vivisection, [no date] 16 10 Attitudes 16 11 1994 AVAR 16 12 1996 Beef 17 1 1988 - 1992 Beef, [no date] 17 2 Childhood Cruelty 17 3 1987 - 1993 Chimps 17 4 1979 - 1988 Chimps 17 5 1991 - 1993 Chimps, [no date] 17 6 Civil Disobedience 17 7 1989 Civitas, [no date] 17 8 Cohen Revised 17 9 1995 - 1996 Companion Animals 18 1 1986 - 2000 Companion Animals, [no date] 18 2 Companion Animals, [no date] 18 3 Cosmetics 18 4 1986 - 1991 Cosmetics, [no date] 18 5 Coyotes, [no date] 18 6 Deer Hunting 18 7 1988 - 1990 Diet/Health 18 8 1986 - 1992 Disabled 18 9 1988 - 1990 Dissection in Schools-Notes 18 10 Dissection in Schools-General 18 11 1986 - 1996 Dolphins-Correspondence 18 12 1977 - 1991 Dolphins-General 18 13 1977 - 1988 Domestication 18 14 1991 - 1992 Drug Addiction 18 15 1995 Emotional 19 1 1988 - 1989 Emotional 19 2 1990 - 1991 Elderly-Pets 19 3 1988 - 1992 Elderly-Poor 19 4 1988 Entertainment, [no date] 19 5 Famine 19 6 1974 FAR 19 7 1995 iiFAR 19 8 1986 - 1989 iiFAR, [no date] 19 9 FARM 19 10 1986 - 1989 Farm Animals 19 11 1984 - 1987 19 12 1988 20 1 1989 20 2 1990 - 1991 [no date] 20 3 Farm Meat Notes 20 4 General 20 5 1996 - 1997 General 20 6 1998 General 20 7 1990 General, [no date] 20 8 Fraud 20 9 1983 - 1988 20 10 1989 21 1 1990 21 2 1991 21 3 1992 - 1994 Fur 21 4 1992 - 1998 Gardner Chimps 21 5 1969 - 1982 Gardner Chimps 21 6 1983 Genetic Engineering 21 7 1989 - 1995 Giannelli, Michael 21 8 1983 - 1986 Greenhouse 21 9 1987 - 1988 Health 21 10 1988 - 1991 Hens 21 11 1980 - 1988 History of Animal Protection Video Correspondence 22 1 1985 - 1988 Notes, [no date] 22 2 Proposal, [no date] 22 3 Reprints 22 4 1984 - 1985 Human Research 22 5 1987 - 1995 Humane Innovation 22 6 1989 Hunting 22 7 1981 - 1989 22 8 1990 22 9 1991 - 1999 [no date] 22 10 ISAR 22 11 1981 - 1995 Law 22 12 1984 - 1985 Leopold, Aldo 22 13 1990 - 1998 Libel 23 1 1990 Litigation 23 2 1989 - 1991 Lyons, David, [no date] 23 3 Marxism and Animal Rights 23 4 1997 Meat-Health 23 5 1997 - 1998 Meat-Production, [no date] 23 6 Money 23 7 1986 - 1993 NAVS 23 8 1995 - 1996 NIH Sit-In 23 9 1995 - 1996 No Kill Shelters 23 10 1998 NRA 23 11 1990 Nutrition 23 12 1979 - 1988 Nutrition 23 13 1990 - 1992 PCRM 23 14 1996 - 1997 Pesticides 24 1 1999 Pets 24 2 2001 Phillips, Carl 24 3 1997 Poultry 24 4 1993 Pound Seizure Interview Script 24 5 1983 General 24 6 1976 - 1982 General 24 7 1983 General 24 8 1984 - 1990 General, [no date] 24 9 Primates 24 10 1990 Project Equus 24 11 1990 - 1996 Puppy Mills 24 12 1991 - 1992 Race and Animals 24 13 1987 Rand 24 14 1982 - 1984 Religion Notes, [no date] 24 15 Publicity 24 16 1984 - 1989 Religious Figures 25 1 1985 - 1987 Sermons 25 2 1967 - 1979 25 3 1980 - 1984 25 4 February, 1985 - August, 1985 25 5 September, 1985 - December, 1985 25 6 March, 1986 - July, 1986 25 7 August, 1986 25 8 September, 1986 - December, 1986 26 1 1987 26 2 1988 26 3 1989 26 4 1990 - 1998 [no date] 26 5 [no date] 26 6 [no date] 26 7 [no date] 26 8 Rifkin, Jeremy 26 9 1984 - 1986 Rifkin, Jeremy 27 1 1988 Rifkin, Jeremy, [no date] 26 2 Science 27 3 1991 - 1998 Science 27 4 1999 Seals 27 5 1979 - 1985 Searle, John 27 6 1995 - 1996 Singer, Peter 27 7 1987 - 1990 Singer, Peter 27 7 1991 - 1994 Slaughter 27 8 1991 - 1994 Slaughter 27 9 1990 - 1994 Slaughter 27 10 1995 Spray/Neuter 28 1 1989 - 1992 Sport 28 2 1984 Students' Rights Correspondence 28 3 1983 - 1984 Correspondence 28 4 1986 - 1988 Notes, Publicity, [no date] 28 5 Dissection Hotline, [no date] 28 6 SACA 28 7 1988 - 1989 General 28 8 February, 1986 - September, 1986 28 9 October, 1986 - December, 1986 28 10 January, 1987 - July, 1987 28 11 October, 1987 - December, 1987 28 12 1988 29 1 1989 - 1992 [no date] 29 2 Terror-Correspondence 29 3 1998 Terror-ALF, [no date] 29 4 Tolstoy, [no date] 29 5 Transplants 29 6 1987 - 1993 Transportation 29 7 1973 - 1985 Trapping/Fur 29 8 1983 - 1987 29 9 1988 29 10 1989 30 1 1990 30 2 1991 - 1998 30 2 2000 [no date, folder 1 of 5] 30 3 [no date, folder 2 of 5] 30 4 [no date, folder 3 of 5] 30 5 [no date, folder 4 of 5] 30 6 [no date, folder 5 of 5] 30 7 Vaccination 30 8 1988 - 1996 Vegetarianism 30 9 1976 - 1979 30 10 1981 - 1985 31 1 January, 1986 - August, 1986 31 2 September, 1986 - December, 1986 31 3 1988 - 1989 31 4 1990 - 1994 31 5 1995 - 1998 [no date, folder 1 of 3] 31 6 [no date, folder 2 of 3] 31 7 [no date, folder 3 of 3] 31 8 Violence-Correspondence 31 9 Violence-General 31 10 1967 - 1997 Violence-General, [no date] 31 11 Whales Correspondence 32 1 1992 IWC [Folder 1 of 8] 32 2 1980 IWC [Folder 2 of 8] 32 3 1980 IWC [Folder 3 of 8] 32 4 1980 IWC [Folder 4 of 8] 32 5 1980 IWC [Folder 5 of 8] 32 2 1980 IWC [Folder 6 of 8] 32 3 1980 IWC [Folder 7 of 8] 32 4 1980 IWC [Folder 8 of 8] 32 5 1980 General 32 6 1979 - 1984 General, [no date] 32 7 Wolves, [no date] 32 8 Zoos AAZPA 32 9 1992 General 32 10 1989 - 1990 General 32 11 1991 General, [no date] 32 12 Miscellaneous Notes 32 13 General 33 1 1980 - 1989 General 33 2 1990 - 1992 General 33 3 1993 - 1997 General, [no date] 33 4 Moore, G.E. Age of the Professional, [no date] 33 5 Anscombe, Isabella 33 6 1981 Austin, D.F. 33 7 1975 Ayer, A.J. 33 8 1984 Baldwin, Thomas 33 9 1984 Bibliography, [no date] 33 10 Bibliography Miscellaneous Note Cards, [no date] 33 11 Bloomsbury's Prophet Notes, [no date] 33 12 Bosanquet, Bernard, [no date] 33 13 Broad, C.D., G.E. Moore, [no date] 33 14 Broad, C.D., Philosophy, [no date] 33 15 Butchvarou, Panayot 34 1 1982 Cambridge-Correspondence and Notes 34 2 1984 Darwall, Stephen, [no date] 34 3 Dickinson, G. Lowes 34 4 1931 Duncan-Jones, Austin 34 5 1958 Encyclopedia of Philosophy, [no date] 34 6 Ewing, A.C., [no date] 34 7 Findlay, J.N. 34 8 1963 The Forgotten Years, [no date] 34 9 Frankena, William K., [no date] 34 10 Friendship, [no date] 34 11 Grants 34 12 1991 Himmelfarb, Gertrude 34 13 1985 Hylton, Peter, [no date] 34 14 Jager, Ronald 34 15 1969 Lewy, C. 34 16 1964 Manser, Anthony 34 17 1983 McTaggert-Notes, [no date] 34 18 Moore, G.E., Articles by Are the Materials of Sense Affections of the Mind?, [no date] 34 19 Character of Cognitive Acts, [no date] 34 20 Commonplace Book 34 21 1962 Conversion, [no date] 34 22 Death of Mr. McTagggert, [no date] 34 23 Facts and Propositions, [no date] 34 24 The Implications of Recognition, [no date] 35 1 Indirect Knowledge, [no date] 35 2 Is the 'Concrete Universal' the True Type of Universal, [no date] 35 3 Is there Knowledge by Acquaintance?, [no date] 35 4 Mr. Joachim's Nature of Truth, [no date] 35 5 The Justification of Analysis, [no date] 35 6 Mr. McTaggert's Ethics, [no date] 35 7 Mr. McTaggert's Studies in Hegelian Cosmology, [no date] 35 8 The Nature of Judgment, [no date] 35 9 The Nature of Sensible Appearances,[no date] 35 10 Review of Bon, Von Fred, [no date] 35 11 Review of Brentanu, F., [no date] 35 12 Review of Brunsvicg, L., [no date] 35 13 Review of Conelius, H., [no date] 35 14 Review of Fichte, J.G., [no date] 35 15 Review of Gibson, W.R.B., [no date] 35 16 Review of Guyan, M., [no date] 35 17 Review of Messer, A., [no date] 35 18 Review of Michaltschew, D., [no date] 35 19 Review of Munsterberg, H., [no date] 35 20 Review of Russell, B., [no date] 35 21 Review of Santayana, G., [no date] 35 22 Review of Storring, G., [no date] 35 23 Review of Whitehead, A.N., [no date] 35 24 The Subject Matter of Psychology, [no date] 35 25 The Value of Religion, [no date] 35 26 National Humanities Center-Correspondence 36 1 1984 Pettit, Philip 36 2 1972 Raphael, D.D., [no date] 36 3 Reviews-Bloomsbury 36 4 1984 Reviews-Ethics 36 5 1913 Reviews-Principia 36 6 1903 - 1959 Ryle, Gilbert, [no date] 36 7 Schneewind, J.B. 36 8 1977 Singer, Marcus G., [no date] 36 9 Singer, Peters, [no date] 36 10 Skidelsky, Robert 36 11 1983 Soghoian, Richard J. 36 12 1979 Urmson, J.O., [no date] 36 13 Woolf, Leonard 36 14 1966 Miscellaneous Notes, [no date] 36 15 Subject Files Musical Score by Timothy Moore - Photo of G.E. Moore 36 16 Animatic-Correspondence 36 17 1996 Apple Computer 36 18 1987 Astronomy 36 19 1996 Callicott, J. Baird 36 20 1990 - 1991 Children 36 21 1929 - 1977 37 1 1978 - 1982 37 2 1983 - 1991 [no date] 37 3 Civil Disobedience, [no date] 37 4 Colette, [no date] 37 5 Deconstructionism 37 6 1983 Freud, [no date] 37 7 Frey, R.G. 37 8 1983 - 1987 Ghandi-Correspondence-Notes-Proposal 37 9 1997 - 1999 Ghandi Foundation 37 10 1986 Ghandi Profile 37 11 1976 Goldman, Emma, [no date] 37 12 Gompertz, [no date] 37 13 Hart, H.L.A.-Singer Review 37 14 1980 Hearne, V., "Wittensteins's Lion", [no date] 37 15 Heath, Peter 37 16 1985 Infant Beliefs 38 1 1981 - 1992 Iran 38 2 1979 Loyalty 38 3 1999 Marxism 38 4 1986 Natural Law, [no date] 38 5 Nietzsche, [no date] 38 6 O'Neill, John, "Intrinsic Evil, Truth and Authority" 38 7 1995 Orpheus, [no date] 38 8 Parapsychology, [no date] 38 9 Philosophy- Time Magazine 38 10 1966 Plants, [no date] 38 11 Post-Modernism 38 12 1999 Rights 38 13 1977 - 1983 Ryder, Richard 38 14 1991 - 1999 Senses 38 15 1976 - 1991 Schopenhauer, [no date] 38 16 Satybel, David, Taking Humanism Seriously 'Obligatory Anthropocentrism' 38 17 2000 Tellico 38 18 1980 Book Notes 18th Century Philosophy 38 19 America's Children 38 20 Andrew Mellon 38 21 Animal Rights 38 22 Animal Tales 38 23 Animals and Their Legal Rights 38 24 Animals in Islam 38 25 Animals Lament 38 26 Animals, Property, and Law 38 27 The Approaching Fury 38 28 Aquinas 38 29 Argument and Evaluation 38 30 Autobiography of a Revolutionary 38 31 A Bibliography on Animal Rights 38 32 The Blue and Brown Books 38 33 Body, Mind, and Spirit 38 34 A Boy, A Chicken, and the Lion of Judah 39 1 Business and Society 39 2 Cahiers Antispecistes 39 3 April, 1998 Civilization and Its Discontents 39 4 College German 39 5 Contemporary Moral Philosophy 39 6 Demian 39 7 Dr. Pitcairn 39 8 The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life 39 9 An Essay Concerning Human Understanding 39 10 Ethical Principles for Social Policy 39 11 Ethics 39 12 Ethics and Animals 39 13 Ethics Since 1900 39 14 The Expanding Circle 39 15 The Extended Circle 39 16 Footprints on the Planet 39 17 Freud and the 20th Century 39 18 Gays and Justice 39 19 The Great Ape Project 39 20 The Green Lifestyle Project 39 21 Hume's Theory of the Extended World 39 22 Kant's Critique of Pure Reason 39 23 Lock on the Human Understanding 39 24 Love All Creatures 39 25 Magpies, Monkeys, and Morals 39 26 Mrs. Humphrey Ward 39 27 The Native Americans 39 28 On the Nature of Things 39 29 On Being and Essence 39 30 On the Truth of the Catholic Faith 39 31 A Partnership for Humans and Animals 39 32 Philosophical Investigations 39 33 Plato's Earlier Dialectic 39 34 Plato's Theory of Ideas 39 35 Principles of Ethics 39 36 The Problem of Knowledge 39 37 Programme of the German Green Party 39 38 Psychology Experiments on Animals 39 39 Reptiles 39 40 Respect for Nature 40 1 The Right Thing to Do 40 2 Scott Nearing 40 3 Significance of Philosophical Skepticism 40 4 Sophie's Choice 40 5 Species and Morality 40 6 Spinoza 40 7 The Unbearable Lightness of Being 40 8 Unexpected Treasure 40 9 Use of Animals in Higher Education 40 10 Victims of Vanity 40 11 Virtue and Ethics 40 12 War and Morality 40 13 What is Value 40 14 Works of St. Bonaventure 40 15 Writings MC 00236 Series 03 17.0 Linear feet 34 archival boxes. Scope and Contents note

Tom Regan was a prolific writer. The large corpus of his works has been divided into subseries according to publication format, each with its own system of organization. The first subseries is the books he authored or edited. They have been arranged alphabetically, and each title includes, if available, correspondence, publicity, reviews, notes, drafts, and proofs. Following the books are Regan's articles. Again, these have been arranged alphabetically according to title and include correspondence, notes, drafts, proofs, and offprints related to each publication. The book review subseries is arranged alphabetically according to the name of the book reviewed. Regan-authored editorials are arranged chronologically. The general subseries completes the series. General has been divided into two main categories: correspondence and miscellaneous writings. The correspondence, none of which corresponds with individual titles, is arranged alphabetically, while the miscellaneous writings are arranged alphabetically according to the title.

 Books All That Dwell Within Correspondence 40 16 1981 - 1993 Publicity 40 17 1982 - 1984 Reviews 40 18 1982 Reviews 40 19 1983 - 1984 And Justice for All Correspondence-Reviews 40 20 1982 Animal Rights Debate Correspondence 40 21 June, 1995 - September, 1995 40 22 October, 1995 - December, 1995 40 23 1996 40 24 1997 40 25 1998 40 26 1999 40 27 January, 2000 - October, 2000 40 28 November, 2000 - December, 2000 40 29 2001 Contract 40 30 1999 - 2000 Publisher's Reviews 40 31 1997, [no date] Publisher's Review, [no date] 40 32 Publicity, [no date] 40A 1 Cohen Articles 40A 2 1986 - 1995 Notes, [no date] 40A 3 Draft Cohen, Sections I - II 40A 4 Cohen, Section III 40A 5 Preface 40A 6 For Regan 40A 7 Cohen, Reply 40A 8 Regan, Reply [version 1] 40A 9 Regan, Reply [version 2] 40A 10 Regan, Reply [version 3] 40A 11 Preface, three versions 40A 12 Cohen, with Regan comment 40B 40B 1 Section II 40B 2 Preface and Cohen for Section I, copy edited with Regan notation 40B 3 Preface and Cohen for Section II, copy edited with Regan notation 40B 4 For Regan, 40B 5 Cohen, Reply 40B 6 Regan, Reply 40B 7 Proof Preface, for Cohen 40B 8 For Regan 40C 40C 1 Cohen, Reply 40C 2 Regan, Reply 40C 3 Animal Rights-Human Obligations Correspondence 40C 4 1974 - 1987 Correspondence 40C 5 1987 Correspondence 40C 6 1988 Correspondence 40C 7 1989 - 1993 Reviews, [no date] 41 1 Notes, [no date] 41 2 Animal Sacrifices Correspondence 41 3 1988 Publicity, [no date] 41 4 Reviews 41 5 1987 - 1988 Animals and Christianity Correspondence 41 6 1988 Publicity 41 7 1988 - 1989 Bloomsbury's Prophet Correspondence 41 8 1985 - 1989 Publisher's Reviews, [no date] 41 9 Reviews 41 10 1986 - 1990 Moore Photos, [no date] 41 11 Notes General 41 12 Chapter I 41 13 Chapter II 41 14 Chapter III 41 15 Chapter IV 41 16 Chapter V 41 17 Chapter VI 42 1 Chapter VIII 42 2 Draft Preface [version 1?] 42 3 Preface [version 2?] 42 4 Chapter I [Version 1?] 42 5 [Version 2?] 42 6 [Version 3?] 42 7 [Version 4?] 42 8 [Version 5?] 42 9 [Version 6?] 42 10 [Version 7?] 42 11 [Version 8?] 42 12 [Version 9?] 42 13 [Version 10?] 42 14 [Version 11?] 42 15 [Version 12?] 42 16 [Version 13?] 42 17 Miscellaneous Revisions 42 18 Chapter II [Version 1?] 42 19 [Version 2?] 43 1 [Version 3?] 43 2 [Version 4?] 43 3 [Version 5?] 43 4 [Version 6?] 43 5 [Version 7?] 43 6 [Version 8?] 43 7 [Version 9?] 43 8 [Version 10?] 44 1 [Version 11?] 44 2 [Version 12?] 44 3 Miscellaneous Revisions 44 4 Chapter III [Version 1?] 44 5 [Version 2?] 44 6 [Version 3?] 44 7 [Version 4?] 44 8 [Version 5?] 44 9 [Version 6?] 44 10 [Version 7?] 44 11 Miscellaneous Revisions 44 12 Chapter IV [Version 1?] 44 13 [Version 2?] 45 1 [Version 3?] 45 2 [Version 4?] 45 3 [Version 5?] 45 4 [Version 6?] 45 5 [Version 7?] 45 6 [Version 8?] 45 7 [Version 9?] 45 8 Chapter V [Version 1?] 45 9 [Version 2?] 45 10 [Version 3?] 45 11 [Version 4?] 45 12 [Version 5?] 46 1 [Version 6?] 46 2 [Version 7?] 46 3 [Version 8?] 46 4 [Version 9?] 46 5 Chapter VI [Version 1?] 46 6 [Version 2?] 46 7 [Version 3?] 46 8 [Version 4?] 46 9 Chapter VII [Version 1?] 46 10 [Version 2?] 46 11 [Version 3?] 46 12 [Version 4?] 46 13 [Version 5?] 47 1 [Version 6?] 47 2 [Version 7?] 47 3 [Version 8?] 47 4 Chapter VIII [Version 1?] 47 5 [Version 2?] 47 6 [Version 3?] 47 7 [Version 4?] 47 8 [Version 5?] 47 9 [Version 6?] 47 10 [Version 7?] 47 11 Chapter IX [Version 1?] 47 12 [Version 2?] 47 13 [Version 3?] 48 1 [Version 4?] 48 2 [Version 5?] 48 3 Endnotes 48 4 Proof Chapter I 48 5 1987 Chapter II 48 6 1987 Chapter III 48 7 1987 Chapter IV 48 8 1987 Chapter V 48 9 1987 Chapter VI 48 10 1987 Chapter VII 48 11 1987 Chapter VIII 48 12 1987 Chapter IX 48 13 1987 Endnotes 48 14 1987 Border Crossings Correspondence, [no date] 49 1 1986 Contracts 49 2 1982 - 1988 The Case for Animal Rights Correspondence 49 3 1983 Correspondence 49 4 1984 Correspondence 49 5 1985 - 1995 N and H Fellowship 49 6 Permissions Correspondence 49 7 1981 - 1983 Translations Correspondence 49 8 1984 Translations Correspondence 49 9 1985 - 1999 Translation, German, Correspondence 49 10 2000 Preface to Swedish Edition 49 11 1998 Publisher's Reviews 49 12 1982 - 1983 Publisher's Reviews, [no date] 49 13 Preface to second edition 49 18 2004 Reviews 49 14 1983 49 15 January, 1984 - March, 1984 49 16 April, 1984 - June, 1984 49 17 July, 1984 - December, 1984 50 1 January, 1985 - June, 1985 50 2 August, 1985 - December, 1985 50 3 1986 - 1988 [no date, folder 1 of 4] 50 4 [no date, folder 2 of 4] 50 5 [no date, folder 3 of 4] 50 6 [no date, folder 4 of 4] 50 7 Publicity 50 8 1983 Publicity 50 9 1984 - 1985 Publicity, [no date] 50 10 Draft Introduction 50 11 Chapter I 50 12 Chapter II 50 13 Chapter III 50 14 Chapter IV 51 1 Chapter V 51 2 Chapter VI 51 3 Chapter VII 51 4 Chapter VIII 51 5 Chapter IX 51 6 Index 51 7 Miscellaneous 51 8 Compassion for Animals Reviews, Publicity 51 9 Defending Animal Rights Computer Disks [3, format unknown] 51 10 Contract 51 11 1999 - 2000 Correspondence 51 12 1998 Correspondence 51 13 1999 Correspondence 51 14 2000 - 2001, [no date] Permissions 51 15 1995 Publisher's Review, [no date] 52 1 Reviews / Publicity 52 2 2001 Publicity 52 3 Draft Preface 52 4 Chapter I 52 5 Chapter II 52 6 Chapter III 52 7 Chapter IV 52 8 Chapter V 52 9 Chapter VI 52 10 Chapter VII 52 11 Chapter VIII 52 12 Chapter IX 52 13 Proof Preface 52 14 Chapter I 52 15 Chapter II 52 16 Chapter III 52 17 Chapter IV 52 18 Chapter V 52 19 Chapter VI 52 20 Chapter VII 52 21 Chapter VIII 52 22 Chapter IX 53 1 Index 53 2 Earthbound General Correspondence 53 3 1990 - 1993 Permissions Correspondence 53 4 1983 Contracts 53 5 1982 - 1990 Publicity, [no date] 53 6 Notes, [no date] 53 7 G.E. Moore: Early Essays Correspondence 53 8 1984 - 1985 Correspondence 53 9 1986 - 1987 Publisher's Reviews 53 10 1986 Notes [Folder 1 of 7] 53 11 Notes [Folder 2 of 7] 53 12 Notes [Folder 3 of 7] 53 13 Notes [Folder 4 of 7] 53 14 Notes [Folder 5 of 7] 54 1 Notes [Folder 6 of 7] 54 2 Notes [Folder 7 of 7] 54 3 MSS "Apostles' Papers" [Folder 1 of 4] 54 4 "Apostles' Papers" [Folder 2 of 4] 54 5 "Apostles' Papers" [Folder 3 of 4] 54 6 "Apostles' Papers" [Folder 4 of 4] 54 7 "First Dissertation" Preface 54 8 Chapter I 54 9 Chapter II 54 10 Chapter III 54 11 Chapter IV 55 1 Chapter IV 55 2 Chapter V 55 3 Appendix 55 4 Appendix 55 5 "Methods of Ethics" 55 6 "Second Dissertation" 55 7 "Second Dissertation" 55 8 "Sunday Essay #1" 55 9 "Sunday Essay #2" 55 10 Miscellaneous 55 12 "Sunday Essay #7" 55 11 Draft-Introduction 55 13 Draft-Introduction 55 14 Proof Introduction 55 15 Chapter I 56 1 Chapter II 56 2 Chapter III 56 3 Chapter IV 56 4 Chapter V 56 5 Chapter VI 56 6 Chapter VII 56 7 Chapter VIII 56 8 Chapter IX 56 9 Chapter X 56 10 Elements of Ethics Correspondence 56 11 1985 - 1990 Contracts 56 12 1990 Reviews, [no date] 56 13 Moore MSS 56 14 Moore MSS 56 15 Draft Regan Introduction 56 16 Introduction 56 17 Lecture I 56 18 Lecture II 57 1 Lecture III 57 2 Lecture IV 57 3 Lecture V 57 4 Lecture VI 57 5 Lecture VII 57 6 Lecture VIII 57 7 Lecture IX 57 8 Lecture X 57 9 Endnotes 57 10 Proof Regan Introduction 57 11 Introduction 57 12 Lecture I 57 13 Lecture II 57 14 Lecture III 58 1 Lecture IV 58 2 Lecture V 58 3 Lecture VI 58 4 Lecture VII 58 5 Lecture VIII 58 6 Lecture IX 58 7 Lecture X 58 8 Endnotes 58 9 Health Care Ethics Reviews 58 10 1987 - 1988 Heritage Series Correspondence 58 11 1985 - 1990 Correspondence 58 12 1991 - 1994 In the Presence of Animals Correspondence 58 13 1987 - 1992 Poetry Companion 58 14 Domination 58 15 Farm 58 16 Legend/Dreamscape 58 17 Protection 59 1 Road 59 2 Traps 59 3 Wild 59 4 General A-B 59 5 C-D 59 6 E-G 59 7 H-K 59 8 L-N 59 9 O-P 59 10 R-S 59 11 T-V 59 12 W-Z 59 13 No Author A-W 59 14 Draft 59 15 Just Business Contract 59 16 1981 Publicity, Reviews 59 17 1984 Matters of Life and Death Correspondence 59 18 1985 - 1988 59 19 1990 60 1 1991 60 2 1992 Contracts 60 3 1980 - 1991 Permissions 60 4 1979 - 1980 Publicity 60 5 1980 - 1987 Publisher's Reviews, [no date] 60 6 Reviews 60 7 1980 - 1981 Notes 60 8 Draft-Preface 60 9 Draft-Submissions 60 10 Song of Creation, 1987 - 1989 Correspondence 60 11 1989 Contracts 60 12 1987 - 1988 Publicity 60 13 1988 Reviews 60 14 1989 Struggle for Animal Rights 1987 - 1989 Correspondence 60 15 1987 - 1989 Publicity, [no date] 60 16 Reviews 60 17 1987 - 1989 The Three Generation, 1989 - 1992 Correspondence 61 1 1989 - 1990 Permissions 61 2 1990 - 1992 Rejected Chapters, [no date] 61 3 Rejected Chapters, [no date] 61 4 Rejected Chapters, [no date] 61 5 Proof Preface 61 6 Chapter I 61 7 Chapter II 61 8 Chapter III 61 9 Chapter IV 61 10 Chapter V 61 11 Chapter VI 61 12 Chapter VII 61 13 Chapter VIII 61 14 Notes and Index 61 15 Understanding Philosophy Correspondence and Contract 61 16 1978 - 1979 Draft Chapter I 61 17 Chapter II 62 1 Chapter III 62 2 Chapter IV 62 3 Chapter V 62 4 Chapter VI 62 5 Afterward 62 6 The Worth of Brutes: Poetry for Animal Liberation 156 [no date] Scope and Content Note

Unpublished. Donated by Cathy Liss in March 2003. An edited collection of poetry with an introduction by Andrew Linzey and Tom Regan.

 Draft 156 [no date] Articles Animal Rights and the Law A Selective Crusade 62 7 1987 Animal Rights and the Law: The Need for Reform Offprint, [no date] 62 8 Animal Rights, Human Wrongs Correspondence 62 9 1979 Draft, [no date] 62 10 Offprint 62 11 1980 Animal Rights: A Reply to Frey Correspondence 62 12 1977 Notes, draft, proof, [no date] 62 13 Offprint 62 14 1978 Are Individual Rights Patriarchal Correspondence 62 15 1992 - 1993 Draft, [no date] 62 16 Bird in the Cage Correspondence [see Personal Series for offprint] 63 1 1985 Broadie and Pybus on Kant Draft, offprint 63 2 1976 The Business of the Ethical Philosopher Draft, offprint, [no date] 63 3 The Case for Animal Rights: A Decade's Passing Correspondence 63 4 1992 - 1994 Draft, [no date] 63 5 Offprint, [no date] 63 6 Christianity and Animal Rights Correspondence 63 7 1989 Draft, [no date] 63 8 Compassion, Justice, and the Three Generation Correspondence 63 9 1991 Cruelty, Kindness, and Unnecessary Suffering Draft, [no date] 63 10 Offprint 63 11 1980 A Defense of Pacifism Correspondence 63 12 1973 Draft, [no date] 63 13 Offprint 63 14 1972 Does Environmental Ethics Rest on a Mistake? Offprint 63 15 1992 Encyclopedia of Animal Rights Correspondence 63 16 1992 Encyclopedia of BioEthics Correspondence 63 17 1992 Draft, [no date] 63 18 Encyclopedia of Ethics Correspondence 63 19 1987 - 2000 Moore, G.E. - Draft, [no date] 63 20 Non-Human Animals - Draft, [no date] 63 21 Encyclopedia of Philosophy Correspondence 63 22 1994 - 1995 Drafts, [no date] 63 23 Ethical Issues of Inflicting Pain Correspondence and draft 63 24 1989 Ethical Vegetarianism and Commercial Animal Farming Correspondence and notes 63 25 1984 An Examination and Defense of One Argument Concerning Animal Rights Correspondence 64 1 1978 Draft, [no date] 64 2 Offprint, [no date] 64 3 Exploring the Idea of Animal Rights Correspondence 64 4 1978 - 1979 Draft, [version I?], [no date] 64 5 Draft, [version II?], [no date] 64 6 Proof, [no date] 64 7 A Filosofia dos Direitos dos Animais Proof, [no date] 64 8 Fox's Critique of Animal Liberation Correspondence 64 9 1977 Notes, [no date] 64 10 Draft, [no date] 64 11 Frey on Interests and Animal Rights Correspondence 64 12 1977 Notes, [no date] 64 13 Draft, [no date] 64 14 Offprint, [no date] 64 15 Frey on Why Animals Cannot Have Simple Desires Draft and offprint 64 16 1982 Ill-Gotten Gains Correspondence 64 17 1978 - 1993 Draft, [version I?], [no date] 64 18 Draft, [version II?], [no date] 64 19 Draft, [version III?], [no date] 64 20 Individual Rights are not Grounded in Prejudice Correspondence 64 21 1995 Proof 64 22 1995 McClosky on Rational Ends Offprint 64 23 1975 Misplaced Trust Draft, [no date] 64 24 Offprint, [no date] 64 25 Modern Vegetarian Almanac Correspondence 65 1 1990 Moore: the Liberator Offprint 65 2 1988 Moore and Bloomsbury Offprint 65 3 1994 Moore's Account of Right Correspondence 65 4 1972 Draft, [no date] 65 5 Offprint 65 6 1972 Moore's Use of Butler's Maxim Offprint 65 7 1982 The Moral Basis of Vegetarianism Correspondence 65 8 1975-1977 Draft 65 9 1974 A Movement's Means Create Its Ends Offprint 65 10 1992 The Myth of "Humane" Treatment 154 6 Clipping from The Independent 154 6 February 2004 On the Nature and Possibility of an Environmental Ethic Correspondence 65 11 1992 Offprint 65 12 1981 On the Connection Between Environmental Science and Environmental Ethics Offprint 65 13 1980 The Philosophy of Animal Rights Correspondence 65 14 1992 Offprint, [no date] 65 15 Pigs in Space Correspondence 65 16 1985 - 1986 Draft, [no date] 65 17 Offprint 65 18 1987 Poniendo a las personas en su sitio Offprint 65 19 1999 Pravice Zivali Correspondence and offprint 65 20 1997 Prawa I krzywda Zwierzat Offprint 65 21 1980 The Radical Egalitarian Case for Animal Rights Correspondence and offprint 65 22 1999 A Refutation of Utilitarianism Offprint 65 23 1983 Research Ethics, 'An Introduction', Draft, [no date] 65 24 Rights Across Species Offprint 65 25 1998 The Rights of Humans and Other Animals Correspondence 65 26 1997 Draft [version I?], [no date] 65 27 Draft [version II?], [no date] 65 28 Proof 65 29 1997 Offprint, 1 of 2, [no date] 65 30 Offprint, 2 of 2, [no date] 65 31 "The Right View" - Correspondence 65 32 1994 The Rights View Draft and offprint, [no date] 66 1 Rotten to the Core Correspondence 66 2 1991 - 1992 Notes, [no date] 66 3 Notes, [no date] 66 4 Draft, version I, [no date] 66 5 Draft, version II, [no date] 66 6 Offprint, [no date] 66 7 A Select Bibliography on Animal Rights and Human Obligations Offprint, [no date] 66 8 Utilitarianism, Vegetarianism, and Animal Rights Correspondence 66 9 1980 Draft, [no date] 66 10 Offprint 66 11 1980 Utility and Equality: Some Neglected Problems Offprint 66 12 1983 Vegetarianism and Sustainable Agriculture Offprint 66 13 1993 Veterinary Medical Ethics: Between a Rock and a Hard Place Draft and offprint 66 14 1983 Why Child Pornography is Wrong Correspondence 66 15 1984 - 1991 Draft, [no date] 66 16 Book Reviews Animal Scam, correspondence, notes, draft 66 17 1994 Animals and Cruelty and Law, notes, draft, [no date] 66 18 Beyond Prejudice, correspondence 66 19 1994 - 1995 Beyond Prejudice, draft, offprint 66 20 1997 Biology, Ethics and Animals, draft, [no date] 66 21 Dean Man Walking, correspondence 66 22 1993 Dead Man Walking, notes, draft, offprint 66 23 1993 G.E. Moore, draft, [no date] 66 24 Inalienable Rights, draft, [no date] 66 25 Rethinking Social Policy, correspondence, draft 66 26 1990 The Rose-Tinted Menagerie, correspondence, draft 66 27 1990 Russell's Idealist, correspondence, draft 67 1 1991 The Savior of Salt, draft, [no date] 67 2 Wittgenstein, correspondence, draft, offprint 67 3 1990 Editorials 1992 - 1998 67 4 1982 - 1998 [no date] 67 5 Drafts and Correspondence Alternatives to Animal Use in Research, Testing and Education, correspondence 68 11 1986 Animal Liberation: What's in a Name? draft, [no date] 68 12 Animal Others, correspondence 68 13 1998 Animal Rights: What Everyone Should Know, correspondence, [no date] 68 14 Animal Rights and Animal Experimentation, draft, [no date] 68 15 Animal Rights and Captive Animals: Conflict without Acrimony, draft, [no date] 68 16 Animals and Christian Theology, correspondence 68 17 1985 - 1986 Animal Welfare and Rights: Ethical Perspectives on the Treatment of Animals, draft, [no date] 68 18 Are Zoos Morally Defensible? draft, [no date] 68 19 Believing Animals, draft, [no date] 69 1 The Blackest of All Black Crimes, correspondence and draft 69 2 1997 - 1998 Christianity and the Oppression of Animals, draft, [no date] 69 3 Classroom Dissection: Just Say No! draft, [no date] 69 4 Cultural Activism, notes and draft, [no date] 69 5 The Debate over Animal Rights: An Introduction, draft, [no date] 69 6 The Desires of an Animal, draft, [no date] 69 7 Empty Cages: the future of animaml rights 71 19 2003 Ethical Vegetarianism, draft, [no date] 69 8 Ethical Vegetarianism and Commercial Animal Farming, draft, [no date] 69 9 Ethical Vegetarianism and Sustainable Agriculture, correspondence and draft 69 10 1992 Exploring the Morality of Animal Experimentation, review and draft, [no date] 69 11 Feminism and Vivisection, correspondence 69 12 1993 Hare on Justice, Utility, and the Appeal to Institution, draft, [no date] 69 13 Honey Dribbles Down your Fur, notes and draft, [no date] 69 14 How to Flush Rush, draft, [no date] 69 15 An Introduction to Vegetarianism, draft, [no date] 69 16 Journal of American Medical Association, correspondence 69 17 1989 - 1991 Journal of American Medical Association, correspondence 69 18 1992 - 1993 Journal of American Medical Association, notes, [no date] 69 19 Journal of American Medical Association, notes, [no date] 70 1 Journal of American Medical Association, notes, [no date] 70 2 Less is More: Remarks on Paul Taylor's Respect for Nature, draft, [no date] 70 3 The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, draft 70 4 1967 McClosky on why Animals Cannot Have Rights, draft, [no date] 70 5 The Monist Animal Rights Issue, correspondence 70 6 1983 - 1988 The Monist Animal Rights Issue, draft, [no date] 70 7 The Moral Philosophy of G.E. Moore, draft, [no date] 70 8 Narveson on Egoism and the Rights of Animals, draft, [no date] 70 9 No More Animals Crazies, draft, [no date] 70 10 On the Alleged Inconsistency and Moral Insensitivity of Pacifism, draft, [no date] 70 11 On the Right not to Suffer Gratuitously, draft, [no date] 70 12 The Philosophical Foundations of Sustainable Agriculture, correspondence and draft 70 13 1991 Philosophical Perspectives on Hunting, draft, [no date] 70 14 A Question of Honor, draft, [no date] 70 15 Reply to Professor Cohen, draft, [no date] 70 16 Specieism: A Critical Examination, notes and draft, [no date] 70 17 Student Adletes: A Neglected Resource, draft, [no date] 71 1 Take your Dog for a Smell, draft, [no date] 71 2 Teaching Ethics, draft, [no date] 71 3 Technology and Animal Rights, draft, [no date] 71 4 The Theology of Everyday Life, notes and draft, [no date] 71 5 Utilitarianism and Vegetarianism, Again, correspondence and draft 71 6 1981 Vegetarianism and Utilitarianism, notes and draft, [no date] 71 7 Web of Evil, draft, [no date] 71 8 Who Will Protest, draft, [no date] 71 9 A-Z Correspondence 1977 - 2000 A 67 6 Ba - Bo 67 7 Braendel 67 8 Bro - Bu 67 9 Ca - Co 67 10 Cullen 67 11 D 67 12 F 67 13 G 67 14 H 67 15 K - L 67 16 M 68 1 N - O 68 2 P 68 3 R - Sc 68 4 Se - St 68 5 T 68 6 V 68 7 Wa - Wi 68 8 Wo - Y 68 9 Unknown 68 10 1977 - 1993 Public Appearances MC 00236 Series 04 6.5 Linear feet 13 archival boxes. 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Throughout his career Tom Regan presented papers and gave lectures on topics ranging from Animal Rights, G. E. Moore, Environmental Ethics, and Business Ethics. This series has been organized by date of appearance, regardless of whether the presentation was a rally, speech, public lecture, or academic conference. All available correspondence, publicity, programs, notes and drafts can be found under the heading of the particular event. When possible, the title of the paper presented is included in the detailed description of the collection. After the appearances sub-series are drafts of presentations that are not linked to specific dates or event names. They have been organized alphabetically. Finally, correspondence and publicity that do not correspond to particular appearances have been placed at the end of the series. They are arranged chronologically.

 Appearances Vietnam, draft 71 10 1971 American Philosophical Association, In Defense of Specieism, draft 71 11 1979 Conference on Cetacean Behavior and Intelligence, April, 1980, On the Ethics of Whaling, draft 71 12 1980 Humane Society of the United States, The Language of the Humane Movement: Getting Our Linguistic Acts Together, draft 71 13 1980 Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Lab Animal Conference Report, draft 71 14 1980 University of South Dakota Food Conference, March 13, 1981, Two Moral Tales, correspondence, draft 71 15 1981 National Institute of Health, March 16, 1981, Trends in Bioassy Methodology, proof 71 16 1981 Bowling Green State University, July 15, 1981, Two Moral Tales, correspondence, draft 71 17 1981 Farm Press, Radio, and Television Institute, March 1, 1982, correspondence and draft 71 18 1982 North Carolina State University Zoology Department, April 23, 1982, Wildlife Lecture notes and draft 72 1 1982 University of Tennessee 8th Symposium on Veterinary Medical Education, June 28 - 30, 1982, Veterinary Medical Ethics: Between a Rock and a Hard Place, correspondence and draft 72 2 1982 Animal Rights Front: Animals and Ethics, Should We Use Animals for Food and Experimentation?, October, 1982, correspondence and transcript 72 3 1982 Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy: East-West Perspectives on Ethics and Animals, April, 1982, correspondence and draft 72 4 1982 Whales Alive Conference, June , 1983, correspondence and notes 72 5 1983 Whales Alive Conference, June , 1983, Whales are not Cetacean Resources, draft and reprint 72 6 1983 Nash-Edgecombe Research and Dialectic Society, January, 1984, Proceedings 72 7 1984 International Conference on Religious Perspectives on the Use of Animals in Science Correspondence 72 8 January, 1984 - February, 1984 Correspondence 72 9 March, 1984 Correspondence 72 10 April, 1984 - May, 1984 Correspondence 72 11 June, 1984 - September, 1984 Notes, draft, publicity, [no date] 72 12 Wake County Guidance Counselors Remarks on SHASS , correspondence and draft 72 13 1984 Redlands Lecture, Cincinnati, January, 1985, Evolving Ethical Views Concerning Animal Rights, draft 72 14 1985 North Carolina Philosophical Society, February, 1985, correspondence 72 15 1985 Association of Veterinarians for Animal Rights, correspondence and draft 72 16 1985 International Association Against Painful Experiments on Animals, June, 1985, Major Themes of the Future of Animal Rights, correspondence and draft 72 17 1985 G. E. Moore Society, correspondence 72 18 1985 G. E. Moore Society, correspondence 72 19 1986 G. E. Moore Society, notes and program 73 1 1985 National Academy of Science: Commission on Life Sciences, correspondence 73 2 1984 - 1986 National Academy of Science: Commission on Life Sciences, draft 73 3 1986 Walsh College Philosophy - Theology Symposium, publicity 73 4 1986 Thiel College Convocation, October, 1986, publicity 73 5 1986 Yale University 73 6 1986 - 1987 Unity Church, correspondence 73 7 1986 - 1987 Southern Illinois University, Leys Lectures, correspondence 73 8 1987 Humane Society of the United States, October 1987, correspondence and draft 73 9 1987 G. E. Moore Society, correspondence 73 10 1987 - 1988 Ryle Lecture Series March, 1988, publicity 73 11 1988 Reconsidering Individualism, Draft lecture I 73 12 Reconsidering Individualism, Draft lecture II 73 13 Reconsidering Individualism, Draft lecture III 73 14 Reconsidering Individualism, Draft lecture IV 73 15 Southern Illinois University, Leys Lectures, publicity 73 16 1988 Convegno di Etica dell'Ambiente, May, 1988, correspondence and publicity 73 17 1988 Convegno di Etica dell'Ambiente, Can Bioethics Have a Future? and The Limits of Deep Ecology, drafts 73 18 Virginia Beach, draft 73 19 May, 1988 Unitarian Universalist Association National Meeting, draft 73 20 1988 American Psychological Association, Perpetuating Injustice, draft 74 1 1988 Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Public Hearing, correspondence, notes, draft 74 2 1988 University of Miami, Living as if Life Mattered, correspondence and draft 74 3 1988 National Institute of Mental Health, Press Conference, draft 74 4 November, 1988 Wisconsin Humane Society, correspondence and notes 74 5 1988 - 1989 Rally, April 24, 1989, [name and place unknown] draft 74 6 1989 American Association of Law Libraries, correspondence, draft, program 74 7 1989 Church Council of Greater Seattle, The Web of Creation, program 74 8 1989 North Carolina Animal/Rabies Control Organization, draft and publicity 74 9 October, 1989 Hendrix College: Steel Lectures, correspondence and publicity 74 10 1989 BBC Arena Night, December 16, 1989, correspondence and notes 74 11 1989 BBC Arena Night, The Philosophy of Animal Rights, draft 74 12 Columbia College, February, 1990correspondence 74 13 1990 Columbia College, Living as if Life Mattered, draft 74 14 Columbia College, Animal Rights/Human Wrongs 74 15 Farm Sanctuary: Art For Animals, correspondence, notes, draft 74 16 February, 1990 Penn State College: Alliance for Animal Rights, correspondence 74 17 February, 1990 University of Vermont, correspondence and draft 74 18 February, 1990 US Surgical Demonstration, Truth is the Terrorist, draft 75 1 April, 1990 March for the Animals Correspondence 75 2 January, 1989 - June, 1989 Correspondence 75 3 July, 1989 - November, 1989 Correspondence 75 4 January, 1990 - February, 1990 Correspondence 75 5 March, 1990 - April, 1990 Correspondence 75 6 May, 1990 - April, 1990 Board Meetings 75 7 1989 - 1990 Proposals 75 8 1989 - 1990 Expenses 75 9 1989 Miscellaneous 75 10 Publicity 75 11 1989 - 1990 Photo, Regan and Peter Lintz 75 12 Notes 75 13 History, 76 1 March Speech, draft 76 2 Until Their Rights Are Won, draft 76 3 Untitled draft 76 4 RSPCA, correspondence 76 5 1989 - 1990 RSPCA, Animal Liberation: What's In a Name?, draft 76 6 Pembroke State University, Living as if Life Mattered, correspondence and draft 76 7 November, 1990 University of Tennessee: Conference on Animals and Ethics, correspondence and notes 76 8 November, 1990 University of Illinois: Millercomm91 Correspondence 76 9 1989 - April, 1990 Correspondence 76 10 May, 1990 - December, 1990 Correspondence 76 11 January, 1991 Correspondence 76 12 February, 1991 Correspondence 76 13 March, 1991 Correspondence 76 14 April, 1991 Proposal 76 15 Publicity and notes 77 1 International Conference on World Community and Religion Correspondence 77 2 1990 - 1991 Program 77 3 Photos 77 4 The Theology of Everyday Life, draft 77 5 United Federation of Teachers: Animal Kind, correspondence 77 6 1990 - 1991 National Alliance for Animals Conference, We've Only Just Begun, draft and reprint 77 7 June, 1991 Cursos de Verano, La Actitud del Hombre Auto los Animales, correspondence 77 8 1991 Drew University: Vosburgh Lecture, correspondence 77 9 1990 - 1991 Drew University: Vosburgh Lecture, program and notes 77 10 Drew University: Vosburgh Lecture, Animal Rights: First Steps, draft 77 11 Michigan State University: Conversation on Animal Rights, correspondence and publicity 77 12 October, 1991 Fountain Street Church, A New Sensibility, reprint 77 13 October 20, 1991 Meat Out, 1991, draft 77 14 Eastern Kentucky University, correspondence, publicity, notes, and draft 77 15 November, 1991 Washtenaw Citizens for Animal Rights, correspondence 77 16 November, 1991 Etica I Animali, notes 77 17 November, 1991 American Philosophical Society, The Business of the Ethical Philosopher, draft 77 18 December 1991 University of the Ozarks, correspondence and publicity 78 1 February, 1992 University of Idaho, correspondence and program 78 2 March 1992 Drew University 20th Conference on Value Inquiry, April 2 - April 4, 1992, correspondence, publicity, program and notes 78 3 1992 World Week for Laboratory Animals, This Lab of Infamy, draft 78 4 April 25, 1992 Iowa State University Ethics and Agriculture Biotechnology Conference, May 17 - May 22, 1992, Are Individual Rights Patriarchal? correspondence and draft 78 5 Iowa State University Ethics and Agriculture Biotechnology Conference, May 17 - May 22, 1992, papers and reprints 78 6 AAZPA Animal Rights and Wildlife Conference, September 12 - September 17, 1992, Animal Rights and Captive Animals: Conflict Without Acrimony, correspondence and draft 78 7 1992 Iowa State University Ethics and Agriculture Biotechnology Conference, May 16 - May 21, 1993correspondence and program 78 8 Rutgers University A New Generation for Animal Rights, July 29, 1993 - August 1, 1993, correspondence and program 78 9 1993 Rutgers University A New Generation for Animal Rights, July 29, 1993 - August 1, 1993, A New Generation for Animal Rights, notes and draft 78 10 1993 Rutgers University A New Generation for Animal Rights, July 29, 1993 - August 1, 1993, reprints 78 11 1993 US Naval Academy Ethics Continuum Project, correspondence 78 12 November, 1993 US Naval Academy Ethics Continuum Project, notes 78 13 November, 1993 US Naval Academy Ethics Continuum Project, reviewed syllabi 78 14 November, 1993 Public Responsibility in Medicine and research Conference: Animal Research at the Crossroads: Challenges for the 21st Century, March 24, 1994, Understanding Animal Rights Violence, draft 78 15 17th International Wittgenstein Symposium, Moore and Bloomsbury: The Myth and the Man, draft and proof 78 16 August, 1994 Alliance 1994, Where We Stand, draft 78 17 1994 Millsaps College: The Dunbar Lecture, The Moral Community I, draft 78 18 Millsaps College: The Dunbar Lecture, The Moral Community II, draft and reprints 79 1 Wayne Community College: A Candlelight Vigil for Homeless Animals, August 19, 1995, Faithful Friends, draft and program 79 2 1995 Michigan Federation of Humane Societies: Coming Together on Common Ground, September 22 - September 23, 1995, The Animal Confusion Movement, correspondence and drafts 79 3 World Congress, June 21, 1996, The Nature and Value of Animal Rights, draft 79 4 1996 March for the Animals, draft 79 5 1996 Beijing International Conference on Business Ethics, April 26 - April 29, 1997, Work, Hypocrisy, and Integrity, draft 79 6 1997 Culture and Animal Foundation Outstanding National Activist Award 1997, draft of award speech 79 7 1997 University of Melbourne: International Conference on Environmental Justice and Global Ethics for the 21st Century, October 1 - October 3, 1997, Mapping Human Rights, correspondence and draft 79 8 1997 Erasmus University of Rotterdam: Course on Ethical Issues of Animal Research, December 15 - December 16, 1997, correspondence and reprint 79 9 1997 Siena College, correspondence and notes 79 10 April 15, 1998 Hong Kong Baptist University: International Symposium on Bioethics and the Concept of Personhood, June, 1998, Putting People in Their Place, draft 80 1 1998 Ireland, correspondence and notes 80 2 July, 1998 Universal Declaration of Animal Rights: 20 Years After, Turin, Italy, October 24, 1998, The Nature and Value of Animal Rights, correspondence, publicity, and draft 80 3 1998 Clemson University, Correspondence and Student Reviews, 2000 draft, [no date] 80 4 Germany, 2000 Draft, Understanding Animal Liberation 80 5 Germany, 2000, Publicity 80 6 NCSU Dual-Degree, Scholars Budget Correspodence 2000, Publicity 80 7 National Block and Bridal Club, University of Missouri - Columbia 2001, Correspondence and Publicity 80 8 Animal Rights National Conference, Washington D.C., 2001 80 9 International Bioethics Institute, Lisbon, Portugal, Correspondence 80 10 2001 International Bioethics Institute, Lisbon, Portugal, Draft, Correspondence 80 11 International Bioethics Institute, Lisbon, Portugal, Publicity 80 12 International Conference for First Year Experience, Hawaii 80 13 2001 Stop Huntington Animal Cruelty Town Meeting, Program 80 14 2001 Austria, Correspondence and Publicity 80 15 2001 Berlin, Germany 2001 Correspondence 80 16 Draft 80 17 Publicity, Program 80 18 Symposium text 80 19 Symposium text 80 20 Bochum, Germany, Correspondence, Draft, Publicity 80 21 2001 Hilton Head, Draft 80 22 2001 Italy, Correspondence and Publicity 80 23 2001 Italy, Photos and Miscellaneous 80 24 2001 Second Human-Animal Studies Development Conference, Research Triangle Park, NC 80 25 7 October 2005 Miscellaneous Lectures Ambiguity of the Native Americans' Relationship with Nature, draft, [no date] 80A 80A 1 Animal Rights, Short Lecture, draft, [no date] 80A 2 Animal Rights: Yale Lecture, draft, [no date] 80A 3 Animal Rights Debate, draft, [no date] 80A 4 Animal Rights Violence, draft, [no date] 80A 5 Anti-Fur Rally, draft, [no date] 80A 6 The Best People, draft, version I, [no date] 80A 7 The Best People, draft, version II, [no date] 80A 8 Bloomsbury Lecture University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, draft I, [no date] 80A 9 Bloomsbury Lecture University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, draft II, [no date] 80A 10 Bloomsbury Lecture University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, draft III, [no date] 81 1 Charlotte, draft, [no date] 81 2 Farm Talk, draft, [no date] 81 3 Gay Rights, draft, [no date] 81 4 Hilton Head Talk, draft, [no date] 81 5 Hope, draft, [no date] 81 6 Integrity, draft, [no date] 81 7 Integrity, reprints 81 8 1994 - 1996 The Moral Basis of Vegetarians, draft, [no date] 81 9 Neither Stooges Nor Terrorists Be, draft, [no date] 81 10 Not a Pigeon Falls, draft, [no date] 81 11 Philosophical Perspectives on Hunting, draft, [no date] 81 12 Philosophical Perspectives on Hunting, draft, [no date] 81 13 Wrongness of Killing, draft, [no date] 81 14 Wound Lab Rally, [no date] 81 15 General Correspondence 82 1 1978-1984 154 7 1985-1987 82 2 January, 1985 - June, 1985 82 3 July, 1985 82 4 August, 1985 - December, 1985 82 5 1986 82 6 1987 82 7 January, 1988 - May, 1988 82 8 August, 1988 - October, 1988 82 9 1989 82 10 1990 82 11 January, 1991 - June, 1991 82 12 July, 1991 - December, 1991 82 13 February, 1992 - May, 1992 82 4 August, 1992 - December, 1992 83 1 1993 83 2 1994 - 2000 [No date] 83 3 General Publicity 83 4 1977 - 1979 83 5 1980 - 1984 83 6 1985 83 7 1986 - 1988 2005 83 15 2005 [No date] 83 8 University MC 00236 Series 05 16.25 Linear feet 32.5 archival boxes. 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Tom Regan was an award-winning educator who served the Department of Philosophy and Religion at NCSU for over thirty years. Beginning this series are small subseries of correspondence and specific University programs. As a result of his nomination for the Outstanding Teaching Award from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Regan was asked to compile a teaching portfolio that included sample syllabi, student evaluations, letters of recommendation, and his philosophy of teaching. The inclusion of these materials at the beginning of the University series highlights many of his educational endeavors and achievements. Also included in the University series is a subseries on the Claire Simmons Allan-Sampson Memorial Scholarship. This annual scholarship was funded by William and Claire Allan to support a NCSU student who expressed an interest in animal rights. Administered by Tom Regan, this scholarship was the first of its type to specifically highlight animal rights as an educational pursuit. The bulk of the series treats the courses Regan taught and his service to the University through the BioEthics Institute, the Committee on the First Year, Diversity Initiative, and the Research Ethics Institute. The courses are arranged alphabetically and include correspondence, student evaluations and course materials with Regan annotations. The service files are arranged alphabetically according to institute and include correspondence, programs, notes, and drafts.

 Correspondence 83 9 1978 - 1986 83 10 1987 - 1989 83 11 1990 - 1992 83 12 1993 83 13 1994 154 8 1994, undated 84 1 1995 - 1996 84 2 1997 - 2000 [No date] 84 3 College Board of Governor's Award Nomination, College of Humanities and Social Science Correspondence 84 4 1995 - 1996 Philosophy of teaching, sample syllabi 84 5 Summary of Students Ratings, curriculum vitae, letters of support, miscellaneous 84 6 Claire Simmons Allan - Sampson Memorial Scholarship Administration 84 7 1989 - 1994 Publicity 84 8 1984 - 1999 Application A - B 84 9 C - G 84 10 H - K 84 11 P - R 84 12 S 84 13 T - W 84 14 Courses 205 Fall. Lecture I 85 1 1990 Fall. Lecture II 85 2 1990 Fall. Lecture III 85 3 1990 Summer 85 4 1994 Fall. Lecture I 85 5 1994 Fall. Lecture II 85 6 1994 Fall. Subject Files. Cultural Relativism, I 85 7 1994 Fall. Subject Files. Cultural Relativism, II 85 8 1994 Fall. Subject Files. Cultural Relativism, III 85 9 1994 Fall. Subject Files. Gay, I 85 10 1994 Fall. Subject Files. Gay, II 85 11 1994 Fall. Subject Files. Gay, III 85 12 1994 Fall. Subject Files. Gays and God 85 13 1994 Fall. Subject Files. Kant 86 1 1994 Fall. Women 86 2 1995 Fall. Lectures I 86 3 1996 Fall. Lectures II 86 4 1996 Fall. Lectures III 86 5 1996 Fall. Lectures IV 86 6 1996 Fall. Lectures V 86 7 1996 Fall. Lectures VI 86 8 1996 Fall. Subject Files. Gay Lesbian 86 9 1996 Fall. Subject Files. Indians 86 10 1996 Spring. Grades 86 11 2000 [No date]. Subject Files Equality, I 87 1 Equality, II 87 2 Gay, I 87 3 Gay, II 87 4 Gay, III 87 5 Gay, IV 87 6 Gay, V 87 7 Women, I 87 8 Women, II 87 9 Courses 298 Spring , Calender 87 10 2000 Contemporary Moral Issues, Philosophy 321, syllabus, lecture notes 87 11 1992 - 1997 Contemporary Moral Issues, Philosophy 321, miscellaneous notes 87 12 Ethics, Philosophy 275 Syllabus, The Freedom of Freedom 88 1 1992 Syllabus, lecture on Kantian Deontology 88 2 1992 Syllabus, lecture on Ethics of Virtue 88 3 1992 Syllabus, lecture on Rights Theories, [no date] 88 4 Syllabus, notes, [no date] 88 5 Introduction to Philosophy, Philosophy 205 Syllabus and lecture notes 88 6 1991 Course pack 88 7 1991 Syllabus and notes 88 8 1992 Lecture I 88 9 1992 Lecture II 88 10 1992 Lecture III 88 11 1992 Lecture IV 88 12 1992 Lecture V 88 13 1992 Lecture VI 88 14 1992 The Moral Community, MALS 601A Syllabus 88 15 1991 Notes 88 16 1994 Notes 88 17 1994 Coursepack 88 18 1994 Coursepack 88 19 1994 Coursepack 88 20 1994 Cousepack 89 1 1994 Syllabi 89 2 1996 - 2000 Moral Community Correspondence 89 3 1998 - 2000 Permissions 89 4 1996 Permissions 89 5 2000 Permissions, [no date] 89 6 Notes 89 7 Notes 89 8 Notes 89 9 Notes 89 10 Lectures Introductions I 89 11 Introductions II 89 12 Introductions III 89 13 Introductions IV 89 14 Introductions V 89 15 Introductions VI 89 16 11 90 1 12 90 2 13 90 3 14 90 4 17 90 5 18 90 6 19 90 7 20 a 90 8 20 b 90 9 Last Lecture 90 10 Subject Files Abortion 90 11 Affirmative Action Abortion 90 12 Locke 90 13 New 2000 90 14 Videos 90 15 Women 90 16 General. Evaluations 91 1 Faculty Project 91 2 Goals 91 3 Publicity 91 4 World Wide Web 91 5 Miscellaneous 91 6 Subject Files. Aboriginal Rights 91 7 Abortion. Notes 91 8 Affirmative Action Notes 91 9 Articles 91 10 1973 - 1989 Articles 91 11 1990 - 1993 Articles 91 12 1994 - 1995 Articles 91 13 1996 Articles, [no date] 92 1 Articles, [no date] 92 2 African American Arts Book, [no date] 92 3 African American Permissions 92 4 Popular Culture 92 5 Poverty 92 6 Publications 92 7 General 92 8 1972 - 1995 92 9 1996 92 10 1997 93 1 1998 93 2 1999 93 3 2000 [no date] 93 4 [no date] 93 5 [no date] 93 6 [no date] 93 7 AIDS 93 8 1987 - 1990 AIDS 93 9 1991 - 1996 AIDS, [no date] 93 10 Assimilation 94 1 1971 Bitting, Paul 94 2 Cohen, Carl 94 3 Cultural Relativism 94 4 Egoism 94 5 Ellison, Ralph 94 6 Emancipation 94 7 Equality 94 8 FAS 94 9 1982 - 1990 94 10 1991 94 11 1992 94 12 1993, [no date] Family 94 13 Fiction, [no date] 94 14 Fiction, [no date] 94 15 Fiction/Poetry 94 16 1996 - 1993 Fiction/Poetry, [no date] 95 1 Freedom and Equality, [no date] 95 2 History 95 3 1980 - 1994 History, [no date] 95 4 Homosexuality Gay Art 95 5 1994 Education 95 6 1978 - 1993 Family 95 7 1991 Morality 95 8 1971 - 1996 Morality, [no date] 95 9 Permissions, [no date] 95 10 Philosophy 95 11 1992 Politics 95 12 1981 - 1990 Politics 95 13 1992 - 1996 Politics, [no date] 95 14 General 96 1 1965 - 1985 96 2 1990 - 1992 96 3 1993 - 1994 96 4 1996 - 1997 96 5 1998 - 2000 [no date] 96 6 [no date] 96 7 [no date] 96 8 Unused 96 9 1970 - 1989 Unused 96 10 1990 - 1995 Unused, [no date] 96 11 1996 IQ, [no date] 97 1 1994 - 1996 Jefferson 97 2 1974 - 1996 Kant, [no date] 97 3 King, Martin Luther Jr., [no date] 97 4 Lesbianism, [no date] 97 5 1994 Library. Notes 97 6 Library. Bibliography [includes 3.5" disk] 97 7 Lincoln, Abraham 97 8 1975 - 1994 Malcolm X 97 9 1970 - 1992 Moral Development 97 10 1974 - 1990 97 11 1992 - 1994 [no date] 97 12 [no date] 97 13 Moral Relativism, [no date] 98 1 1975 - 1980 Morality and Religion, [no date] 98 2 Multicultural 98 3 1983 - 1993 Native Americans Definitions, [no date] 98 4 1964 - 1994 Environment 98 5 1977 - 1981 Environment 98 6 1988 - 1995 Environment, [no date] 98 7 Land 98 8 1971 - 1980 98 9 1981 - 1990 [no date] 98 10 [no date] 98 11 [no date] 98 12 Permissions, [no date] 98 13 Story, [no date] 99 1 1991 Women 99 2 1990 - 1976 99 3 1978 - 1980 99 4 1981 - 1990 99 5 1991 99 6 1992 - 1994, [no date] Wounded Knee, [no date] 99 7 1973 - 1990 General Notes 99 8 99 9 1834 - 1964 99 10 1970 - 1974 99 11 1976 - 1978 100 1 1981 - 1984 100 2 1987 - 1988 100 3 1989 100 4 1990 100 5 1991 100 6 1992 - 1993 100 7 1994 100 8 1994 - August, 1999 100 9 September, 1999 - 2001 [no date] 100 10 [no date] 100 11 [no date] 101 1 Unused 101 2 1887 - 1967 101 3 1970 - 1981 101 4 1987 - 1989 101 5 1990 101 6 1991 101 7 1992 - 1996 [no date] 101 8 Obedience,[no date] 101 9 1974 - 1983 Philosophy 101 10 1981 - 1984 Race/Gender 101 11 1990 - 1995 Racism Notes 101 12 101 13 1970 - 1981 101 14 1987 - 1988 102 1 1990 - 1991 102 2 1992 102 3 1993 102 4 1994, [no date] [no date] 102 5 [no date] 102 6 Rape 102 7 1990 - 1995 Rape, [no date] 102 8 Rights 102 9 1984 - 1991 Science and Inferiority, [no date] 102 10 1976 - 1995 Seminar on the Human Condition 102 11 Slavery History 102 12 1786 - 1839 History 102 13 1851 - 1864 History 103 1 1909 - 1972 History 103 2 1974 - 1978 History 103 3 1980 - 1989 History, [no date] 103 4 Justification Notes 103 5 103 6 1790 - 1837 103 7 1843 - 1848 103 8 1851 - 1868 103 9 1925 - 1955 103 10 1960 - 1968 103 11 1970 - 1975 103 12 1982 103 13 1985 - 1986 [no date] 103 14 [no date] 104 1 [no date] 104 2 [no date] 104 3 Philosophers, [no date] 104 4 1899 - 1994 Post Civil War 104 5 1869 - 1995 Post Civil War, [no date] 104 6 1996 Miscellaneous Notes 104 7 104 8 1854 - 1903 104 9 1966 - 1974 104 10 1975 - 1985 104 11 1970 - 1975 [no date] 104 12 Sterotypes. Notes 104 13 Student Evaluations 104 14 1978 - 1980 Student Evaluations Philososphy 321, Fall and Spring 105 1 1993 Philososphy 205, Fall 105 2 1994 MALS 601A, Spring 105 3 1994 Philosophy 321, Spring 105 4 1994 Philosophy 321, Spring 105 5 1996 Student Organizations 105 6 1998 - 1999 Suicide. Notes 105 7 Suicide 105 8 1991 - 1994 Suicide 105 9 1996 - 1998 Suicide, [no date] 106 1 Truth/Validity. Notes 106 2 Utilitarianism Notes 106 3 106 4 1698 - 1863 106 5 1959 - 1979 106 6 1980 - 1986 [no date] 106 7 Violence 106 8 Notes 106 8 106 9 1970 - 1990 106 10 1991 - 1992 106 11 1993 - 1994 [no date] 106 12 Women Bibliography 106 13 1976 - 1990 Fiction, [no date] 106 14 Historical 106 15 1951 - 1996 106 16 1972 - 1978 107 1 1982 - 1987 107 2 1990 - 1991 107 3 1992 - 1996 [no date] 107 4 [no date] 107 5 [no date] 107 6 General 107 7 1968 - 1977 107 8 1983 - 1989 107 9 1990 - 1991 (I) 107 10 1993 (II) 108 1 1993 108 2 1996 - 1999 [no date] 108 3 [no date] 108 4 Not Used Notes 108 5 Permissions 108 6 1996 General 108 7 1645 - 1848 108 8 1851 - 1875 108 9 1879 - 1891 108 10 1903 - 1929 108 11 1977 - 1978 108 12 1981 - 1984 108 13 1985 108 14 1987 - 1990 109 1 1991 109 2 1993 [no date] 109 3 [no date] 109 4 Miscellaneous Notes 109 5 109 6 1967 - 1974 109 7 1980 - 1983 109 8 1986 109 9 1987 - 1988 109 10 1989 109 11 1990 - 1991 109 12 1992 110 1 1993 110 2 1995 - 1996 110 3 1997 - 1999 110 4 2000 - 2001 [no date] 110 5 [no date] 110 6 [no date] 110 7 Permissions 110 8 1996 Racism 110 9 1998 Service Alcoa Initiative 110 10 1999 Alcoa Initiative 110 11 1999 Bioethics Institute Administration 110 12 1998 - 1999 Correspondence 110 13 1998 Correspondence 110 14 March, 1999 Correspondence 110 15 June, 1999 - 2000 Handbook 110 16 May 22-27, 1999 Handbook 110 17 May 22-27, 1999 Handbook 111 1 May 22-27, 1999 Handbook 111 2 May 22-27, 1999 Publications 111 3 1999 Publications 111 4 1999 Handbook 111 5 June 3-8, 2000 Handbook 111 6 June 3-8, 2000 Handbook 111 7 June 3-8, 2000 Handbook 111 8 June 3-8, 2000 Publications 111 9 2000 Correspondence 111 10 1999 - March, 2000 Correspondence 111 11 April, 2000 - 2001 Miscellaneous, [no date] 111 12 Correspondence 111 13 2000 - 2001 Miscellaneous, [no date] 111 14 CALS Workshop, Program 112 1 2001 Committee of the First Year General Correspondence 112 2 1998 - 1999 Hewlett Initiative Correspondence 112 3 1998 Notes, [no date] 112 4 Final Report 112 5 1998 Reprints 112 6 1996 - 1998 Reprints 112 7 1999 Diversity Initiative Correspondence 112 8 1999 - 2000 Notes 112 9 1999 Notes 112 10 1999 Notes 112 11 2000 Notes, [no date] 112 12 Final Report 112 13 1999 Ethics Across the Curriculum 113 1 2001 Ethical Development 2000, Correspondence and Publication 113 2 First-Year Inquiry 2000, Correspondence 113 3 Research Ethics Institute Correspondence 113 4 May, 1998 113 5 June 5, 1998 - June 15, 1998 113 6 June 16, 1998 - June 25, 1998 113 7 September, 1998 113 8 November, 1998 - December, 1998 113 9 1999 Correspondence and Program 113 10 2000 Notes, Floppy Disk, [no date] 113 11 Notes, [no date] 113 12 Publications 113 13 2000 Correspondence 113 14 2001 Research Ethics Institute Notebook (1 of 2) 154 9 1999 Research Ethics Institute Notebook (2 of 2) 154 10 1999 Publications [Folder 1 of 12] 113 15 2001 Publications [Folder 2 of 12] 113 16 2001 Publications [Folder 3 of 12] 113 17 2001 Publications [Folder 4 of 12] 113 18 2001 Publications [Folder 5 of 12] 114 1 2001 Publications [Folder 6 of 12] 114 2 2001 Publications [Folder 7 of 12] 114 3 2001 Publications [Folder 8 of 12] 114 4 2001 Publications [Folder 9 of 12] 114 5 2001 Publications [Folder 10 of 12] 114 6 2001 Publications [Folder 11 of 12] 114 7 2001 Publications [Folder 12 of 12] 114 8 2001 "Crafting an Ethical Compass", draft, version I 114 9 "Crafting an Ethical Compass", draft version II 114 10 "Research Ethics: An Introduction" Draft version I 114 11 Draft version II 114 12 Draft version III 114 13 Draft version IV 114 14 Draft version V 114 15 Summary of "The Ethics of Scientific Research," 114 16 1998 Summary of "On Being A Scientist," [no date] 114 17 Untitled draft Version I 115 1 Version II 115 2 Version III 115 3 Version IV 115 4 Report on the Committee on Graduate School Research Ethics Project, draft 115 5 June 22, 1998 Report on the Committee on Graduate School Research Ethics Project, draft 115 6 June 26, 1998 Report on the Committee on Graduate School Research Ethics Project, draft 115 7 July 1, 1998 Mixed Materials (1 of 3) 154 11 1994-2000, undated Mixed Materials (2 of 3) 154 12 1994-2000, undated Mixed Materials (3 of 3) 154 13 1994-2000, undated Miscellaneous "A Suprising Place!" 115 8 Professional MC 00236 Series 06 3.75 Linear feet 7.5 archival boxes. Scope and Contents note

This small series is divided into two subseries: correspondence and letters of recommendation. The correspondence concerns people with whom Regan corresponded irrespective of a particular book, appearance, or University aspect. The subseries is arranged alphabetically. Regan's letters to others can be found under the name of the addressee. The letters of recommendation are arranged alphabetically according to the name of the person recommended.

 General Correspondence Adams - Alan 115 9 Almaguer - Aspen 115 10 Baber - Best 115 11 Billington - Bowlar 115 12 Bradley - Bryan 115 13 Buettinger - Burris 115 14 Burroughs-Wellcome 115 15 Butterfield - Buyukmihci 115 16 Caldwell - Capranica 115 17 Carlsson - Cartmill 115 18 Castigne - Cave 115 19 Chapouthier - Chauhan 115 20 Cherry - Christie 115 21 Cohen 115 22 2000 Comstock 116 1 1995 - 1998 Comstock (I) 116 2 1999 Comstock (II) 116 3 1999 Comstock (III) 116 4 1999 Conlon 116 5 Cornell - Curry 116 6 Daniels - dePortago 116 7 Dillard 116 7 2000 Dombrowski - Dune 116 9 Earl - Eisele 116 10 Eldridge - Evans 116 11 Farinato - Feldman, Bruce 116 12 Feldman, Rosa 116 13 Fleming - Fox 116 14 Francione 116 15 June, 1995 - August, 1995 116 16 September 3, 1995 - September 22, 1995