Rega Wood

Rega Wood advocates for research-driven practices in the fields of ethics, medieval philosophy, and the philosophy of science. As a Professor of Philosophy Emerita at Stanford University, she has dedicated her career to exploring the depths of philosophical thought and its historical contexts. Her affiliation with both the undergraduate and graduate programs in philosophy underscores her commitment to nurturing the next generation of thinkers and scholars. Wood is a distinguished member of the Richard Rufus site, where she contributes her expertise in medieval philosophy. Her office, located in Building 100, Emeriti Office, serves as a hub for intellectual exchange and mentorship. Her teaching interests are broad, encompassing the history of philosophy, metaphysics, and epistemology, areas in which she has inspired countless students with her passion and knowledge. Throughout her career, Wood's research has been widely recognized and published in numerous academic journals. Her work has not only advanced the understanding of medieval philosophical texts but has also bridged the gap between historical and contemporary philosophical discourse. Her contributions have earned her various awards, highlighting her impact and influence in the field. In addition to her academic pursuits, Wood is deeply committed to ethical inquiry, examining the moral dimensions of human actions and beliefs. Her work in this area seeks to address pressing ethical questions and provide frameworks for understanding complex moral issues. Through her research and teaching, she continues to shape the discourse on ethics and philosophy of science, leaving a lasting legacy in the academic community.