Daniel F Chambliss
Biographic Data
| ID | 6104252 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel F Chambliss |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel F |
| FAMILY NAME | Chambliss |
| SIGNATURE | CHAMBLISS D F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hamilton College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 52 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Great Team is Key to Excellence
Daniel F. Chambliss on top-tier peers
Evidence
Connecting in College
Books in review
What Are We Trying to Teach
The Organizational Structure of Ethics
Beyond Caring
Seduced by Death
Beyond Caring
Is Bioethics Irrelevant
book reviews
Reply to DeNora's Comment
I generally agree with DeNora's effort to expand the mundanity of argument, although she attributes to me a purpose (a general explanation of stratification) I didn't intend. I wanted to show, through both logical and empirical arguments, that there need be no mystery to becoming successful in Olympic swimming, or in anything else, for that matter. At the same time, I certainly acknowledge DeNora's point that standards for success are socially de…
The Mundanity of Excellence
Olympic sports,and competitive swimming in particular, provide an unusually clear opportunity for studying the nature of excellence. In other fields, it may be less clear who are the outstanding performers: the best painter or pianist, the best businessperson, the finest waitress or the best father. But in sport (and this is one of its attractions) success is defined more exactly, by success in competition. There are medals and ribbons and plaque…
Why Not Read the Best
The Mundanity of Excellence
Olympic sports,and competitive swimming in particular, provide an unusually clear opportunity for studying the nature of excellence. In other fields, it may be less clear who are the outstanding performers: the best painter or pianist, the best businessperson, the finest waitress or the best father. But in sport (and this is one of its attractions) success is defined more exactly, by success in competition. There are medals and ribbons and plaque…
Is Bioethics Irrelevant
book reviews
Connecting in College
Reply to DeNora's Comment
I generally agree with DeNora's effort to expand the mundanity of argument, although she attributes to me a purpose (a general explanation of stratification) I didn't intend. I wanted to show, through both logical and empirical arguments, that there need be no mystery to becoming successful in Olympic swimming, or in anything else, for that matter. At the same time, I certainly acknowledge DeNora's point that standards for success are socially de…
Why Not Read the Best
The Mundanity of Excellence
Olympic sports,and competitive swimming in particular, provide an unusually clear opportunity for studying the nature of excellence. In other fields, it may be less clear who are the outstanding performers: the best painter or pianist, the best businessperson, the finest waitress or the best father. But in sport (and this is one of its attractions) success is defined more exactly, by success in competition. There are medals and ribbons and plaque…
Reply to DeNora's Comment
I generally agree with DeNora's effort to expand the mundanity of argument, although she attributes to me a purpose (a general explanation of stratification) I didn't intend. I wanted to show, through both logical and empirical arguments, that there need be no mystery to becoming successful in Olympic swimming, or in anything else, for that matter. At the same time, I certainly acknowledge DeNora's point that standards for success are socially de…
Is Bioethics Irrelevant
book reviews
Beyond Caring
The Organizational Structure of Ethics
Beyond Caring
Seduced by Death
What Are We Trying to Teach
Books in review
Evidence
Connecting in College
A Great Team is Key to Excellence
Daniel F. Chambliss on top-tier peers
Psychology (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Political science (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Ethics in medical practice (2 works) · Excellence (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Publishing and Scholarly Communication (2 works) · Anthropology (1 works)