Education

• BS, Fordham College, 1959
• Ph. D., University of Toronto, 1967

I came to the University of South Carolina in fall 1964 and stayed  until my retirement in 1994. 

Research Interests

After my retirement, I completed work on twelve volumes of Correspondence of William James. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union and my retirement, I have devoted most of my time to pre-war Lithuanian history.   As yet unpublished is a biography of a Lithuanian socialist.   I am preparing a collection of my Lithuanian essays on the events of 1940-1941 which should be published this year.

Recent Publications

Books

• Emancipating Lithuania: The Early years of President Grinius (2020), in (English).
• Ignas Skrupskelis: asmenybė ir laikmetis (2014) -- A biography of my father, a Catholic journalist who starved to death in a Communist slave camp.
• Ateities draugai (Friend of the Future) (2010) -- A history of the Lithuanian Catholic movement inspired by the social encyclicals of Leo XIII.

Articles

• "The Ashes of Usucly: Reflections After Editing William James," Transactions of the Charles S, Peirce Society, vol. 43, p. 250-275. 2007.
• "James and Epistemic Pluralism," Oxford Handbook of William James. 2018.

Recent Awards and Honors

In 2013 I received an honorary doctorate from Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas, Lithuania.