Overview:
I currently teach courses on epistemology, and early modern philosophy - taken mostly by students in the philosophy department and on social and political philosophy (taken mostly by second-year undergraduate students studying for degrees in political science and international relations). I have also taught courses in a range of other areas, including the philosophy of science, philosophy of mind (including one course devoted to the philosophy of emotion), philosophy of language, applied ethics, and the later philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein.
This page contains links to some of my teaching materials for courses which I currently teach, and is mostly intended as a resource for students.
PHIL 241: Social and Political Philosophy 1
PHIL 242: Social and Political Philosophy 2
Courses taught in previous semesters:
PHIL 304: Philosophy of Science
(Course materials from Fall 2007 - in Fall 2008, Philosophy of Science is being taught by my colleague, Dr. Sandy Berkovski)