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- The Ethics of Belief
- Epistemology
- Experience and the Distinctiveness of Perceptual Knowledge
- Epistemology
- The Ethics of Belief
- Philosophy of Mind
- Introduction to Political Philosophy
- The Ethics of Belief
- Epistemology
- Moral Philosophy
- Reasons, Rationality, and Ethics
- The Ethics of Belief
- Introduction to Epistemology
- Aesthetics of Film
- Introduction to Metaphysics
- Current Moral and Social Issues
- Introduction to Philosophy
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I've taught the following courses at Southampton and Rutgers:
I've also taught tutorials for Ethics and Knowledge and Mind, organized our post-graduate research seminar, supervised many undergraduate dissertations on various topics in epistemology, ethics, philosophy of mind and political philosophy, supervised three MA dissertations on different topics in philosophy of mind and ethics, and did an independent study with two MA students on Jackson's knowledge argument.
- Epistemology, Fall 2017 (Southampton)
- Experience and the Distinctiveness of Perceptual Knowledge, Fall 2017 (Southampton)
- Epistemology, Spring 2017 (Southampton)
- The Ethics of Belief, Spring 2017 (Southampton)
- Philosophy of Mind, Fall 2015 (Southampton)
- Political Philosophy, Fall 2015 (Southampton)
- Epistemology, Spring 2015 (Southampton)
- Ethics of Belief, Spring 2015 (Southampton)
- Moral Philosophy, Fall 2014 (Southampton)
- Reasons, Rationality, and Ethics, Fall 2014 (Southampton)
- Ethics of Belief, Spring 2014 (Southampton)
- Moral Philosophy, Spring 2014 (Southampton)
- Introduction to Epistemology, Summer 2013 (Rutgers)
- Aesthetics of Film, Summer 2012 (Rutgers)
- Introduction to Metaphysics, Summer 2011 (Rutgers)
- Introduction to Philosophy (TA), Spring 2011 (Rutgers)
- Current Moral and Social Issues (TA), Fall 2010 (Rutgers)
I've also taught tutorials for Ethics and Knowledge and Mind, organized our post-graduate research seminar, supervised many undergraduate dissertations on various topics in epistemology, ethics, philosophy of mind and political philosophy, supervised three MA dissertations on different topics in philosophy of mind and ethics, and did an independent study with two MA students on Jackson's knowledge argument.