About the Author
Raymond Angelo Belliotti
Raymond Angelo Belliotti was born on June 17, 1948, in Dansville, New York, to Angelo Richard and Luisa Mary (Leonardo) Belliotti. On May 31, 1986, he married Marcia Helen Dalby. They had two children, Angelo Raymond (1988) and Vittoria Catherine (1989).
Belliotti is SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor of Philosophy Emeritus. He received his undergraduate degree with honors from Union College in 1970, after which he served three years in the U.S. Army in military intelligence units during the Vietnam War.

Our Books

Happiness Is Overrated

Value, Virtues, and vices

Italian Rebels
Reviews
“The whole of [Good Sex] is accomplished with panache. The style is clear, direct, honest, and witty. The arguments are concisely formulated, the criticism well directed and the examples imaginative. The book provides both a good introduction to the topic and a plausible account of what good sex should amount to.”
The Philosophical Quarterly (July 1995): 407-408
“The composition [of Good Sex] is limpid, an idea-engendering and promising work that delivers an edifying discussion of sexual ethics that incorporates historical acuity, analytic detail and seasoned moral wisdom. A fine contribution to the literature.”
The Reader’s Review 72 (March 2, 1994): 2
“[In Seeking Identity] Belliotti has something worthwhile to say on each of the varied topics he addresses, and the effect of combining these issues in this way sheds considerable light on the underlying problem of identity.”
Philosophy in Review 2 (Jan-June 1997): 1-3
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