Kevin Tobia

Kevin Tobia is an assistant professor of law at Georgetown University Law Center. His work has appeared in the Harvard Law Review and Yale Law Journal. He lives in Washington, DC.

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ideaHuman rights and justice

Legal standards invoke the ‘reasonable person’. Who is it?

Kevin Tobia

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essayPhilosophy of mind

Change becomes you

Being the same person over time is not about holding on to every aspect of your current self but about changing purposefully

Kevin Tobia

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essayEthics

The Phineas Gage effect

When someone changes for the worse, we see a totally different person. But what happens if the change is for the better?

Kevin Tobia