TEACHING

In recent years, I have mainly taught four courses: Good and Bad Right and Wrong, Philosophical Psychology, Philosophy of Language, and Greek Philosophy.

Good and Bad Right and Wrong focuses on the nature of evaluative and normative categories, concepts, and terms. In Philosophical Psychology I have mainly focused on ethically or evaluatively significant psychological topics such as moral motivation, action, responsibility, emotion, valuing, and happiness. In Philosophy of Language I have primarily focused on Chomsky’s minimalist program. And in Greek Philosophy I have variously focused on key texts or designed the course thematically, for example, in terms of pleasure or aretē.