Under the heading ‘Academic’ are two sub-headings, ‘Research’ and ‘Teaching’, which you can reveal in the menu on the left by clicking the V-shaped button next to ‘Academic’. Pages filed under ‘Research’ describe some research projects I am currently engaged with, or have worked on; those filed under ‘Teaching’ describe some of the philosophy courses I teach. This page serves as the table of contents, giving an overview of my academic work.
Research
Projects
- Anscombe’s Thomistic critique of consequentialism
- Intention as a psychological state
- Intention as a conative state
- Review of Alva Noë, Strange Tools.
- Articulating vision: Wittgensteinian voices in Murdoch’s Acastos
Other works
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Teaching
Courses I offer
- Introductory general philosophy (FPE)
- Introductory moral philosophy: Mill’s Utilitarianism (FPE)
- Introductory logic (FPE)
- Ethics (103)
- Aesthetics (109)
- Medieval Philosophy: Aquinas (110)
- The Philosophy of Kant (112)
- The Philosophy of Wittgenstein (118)
- Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics (in translation) (132)
Other resources
- Teaching philosophy as a humanistic discipline
- Notes on how to read, write, and talk philosophy
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