Primary Instructor

Liberty and Justice (Fall 2022)

This course is an introduction to political philosophy. It surveys selected writings in the history of political philosophy by Plato, John Locke, Karl Marx, and John Rawls. These political philosophers were all interested in justice, and how to best govern and structure a society. The modern philosophers were also guided by a powerful concern for the value of individual human liberty in the context of modern society. The course will teach students how to engage with primary philosophical texts.

Associate Instructor (Teaching Assistant)/ Grader

• Kant’s Ethics: Spring 2021 (grader) (Allen Wood)

• Classics in Social and Political Philosophy: Fall 2020 (grader) (Allen Wood)

• Introduction to Ethics: Spring 2019 (associate instructor) (Krasmira Filcheva)

• Introduction to Philosophy: Fall 2018 (associate instructor) (Frederick F. Schmitt)

• Ancient Greek Philosophy: Spring 2018 (grader) (David Charles McCarty)

• Introduction to Existentialism: Fall 2017 (associate instructor) (Allen Wood)

• Introduction to Philosophy: Spring 2017 (associate instructor) (Pieter Hasper)

• Introduction to Ethics: Fall 2016 (associate instructor) (Janelle DeWitt)