Teaching
I have serious teaching interests in ethics (including normative and applied ethics, metaethics and moral psychology), social and political philosophy (including feminist philosophy and the philosophy of race), and the history of philosophy. Here is a list of courses that I've taught as primary instructor, with syllabuses for selected courses.
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Classic Cases in Bioethics
Albany Medical College, Fall 2023
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Applied Ethics: Life, Sex, and Death
Emerson College, Spring 2021
Indiana University, Spring 2022
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Introduction to Ethics
Indiana University, Fall 2021–Spring 2022
Emerson College, Fall 2020
Miami University, Fall 2019–Spring 2020
Michigan State University, Spring 2018–Fall 2018
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Medical Ethics
Contemporary Moral Problems: Humanity and Inhumanity
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Logic and Reasoning
Michigan State University, Spring 2019
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Logic and Reasoning: Honors
Michigan State University, Spring 2019
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Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy
Michigan State University, Fall 2018
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Freedom of the Will and Moral Responsibility
Harvard University, Spring 2015
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Ethical Objectivity
Harvard University, Spring 2013
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Nietzsche’s Critique of Morality
Harvard University, Spring 2013
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Why Be Moral?
Harvard University, Fall 2012
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