At UNL I regularly taught courses on the history of modern philosophy, Kant, and German Idealism at both undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as introductory courses in philosophy. These included The Philosophy of Food (PHIL 105), Introduction to Philosophy (PHIL 101), History of Early Modern Philosophy (PHIL 232), and seminars on Kant (PHIL 471/871), German Idealism (PHIL 480/880), Early Modern Philosophy (PHIL 460/860), and related topics (PHIL 971). Course materials and syllabi from selected courses are available below.
Previously Taught
- PHIL 232 (Yearly): History of Early Modern Philosophy
- PHIL 105 (Yearly): The Philosophy of Food
- PHIL 101 (Yearly): Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL 971 (Fall 2020): Kantian Conceptions of Rational Agency
- PHIL 971 (Fall 2017): Self-Knowledge in Kant & Early German Idealism
- PHIL 971 (Spring 2016): Introspection & Self-Knowledge
- PHIL 971 (Fall 2013): Seminar on Conceptualism
- PHIL 460/860 (Fall 2016): Kant & Early Modern Philosophy
- Oxford Grad Seminar (Trinity 2017) on Kant on Perception and Cognition, with Anil Gomes