Daniel Fryer, ’18, is an assistant professor of law and philosophy at the University of Michigan whose work draws on scholarship in social and political philosophy, law, history, and public policy. He also is influenced by social movements and intellectual discourse outside the academy.
Featured Scholarship
"Inter-American Philosophy: Born of Struggle?"
Philosophizing the Americas: An Inter-American Discourse
Review of The Movement for Black Lives: Philosophical Perspectives Bandon Hogan, Michael Cholbi, Alex Madva, Benjamin S. Yost
Ethics
"Idealizing Abolition"
Criminal Law and Philosophy
- Criminal Law
- Race and the Law
- Philosophy of Law
"Which America?: Judge Roger L. Gregory and the Tradition of African-American Political Thought"
Washington and Lee Law Review
- Race and the Law
- Legal Writing and Research
- Legal History
- Philosophy of Law
