Douglas P. Lackey [SEP] occupation
Douglas P. Lackey
Douglas P. Lackey is a US philosopher and playwright. He is also a Professor at CUNY Baruch College.
As a graduate student, he studied under J. N. Findlay at Yale University. His post-graduate work on the ethics of nuclear warfare was influenced by his attention to earlier works by Bertrand Russell. His drama "Kaddish in East Jerusalem" was produced in 2003. The play was later expanded and revised as "The Gandhi Nonviolent Soccer Club".
Lackey divides pacifism into four categories:
O. Packard (1928)
- Nels A. Bentson (1929)
- DeForest Stull (1930)
- Douglas C. Ridgley (1931)
- Zoe A. Thralls (1932)
- George J Miller (1933)
- Edith P. Parker (1934)
- Clyde E. Cooper (1935)
- Alison E. Aitcheson (1936)
- Earl E. Lackey (1937)
- J. Russell Whitaker (1938)
- Edwin H. Reeder (1939)
- Cora P. Sletten (1940)