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University of Cambridge

 

At Cambridge, I have taught eight papers of the Philosophy Tripos, through 1-on-1 tutorials, seminars, and lectures. I have supervised ten extended essays (4,000 words) and an bachelor thesis (8,000 words).

Theoretical Philosophy

IB Knowledge, Language, World (2nd year), LT21, MT21
topics: nature of knowledge, scepticism, logical form, truth, modality
format: tut
orial
 

IA Formal Methods (1st year), MT19
topics: truth-functional logic, first-order predicate logic, set theory

format: seminar
 

IA Discussion Group (1st year), MT19/20, LT21

topics: Descartes’s Meditations and Hume’s Enquiry
format: seminar

Kantian Philosophy

II Kant’s Ethics (3rd year), LT22
topics: Kant’s Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals
formats: lecture series (designed from scratch), dissertation

syllabus & handouts
 

II European Philosophy from Kant (3rd year), LT21/24
topics: Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason, Hegel’s Phenomenology
formats: tutorial, extended essays

Practical Philosophy

II Ethics (3rd year), MT21, LT21/22
topics: population ethics, moral epistemology, acting from duty, trust

formats: tutorial, extended essays supervi

IB Ethics (2nd year), MT20/21, LT21/22
topics: consent, promise, early modern, practical reasoning

formats: seminar, tutorial, extended essays

 

IA Ethics and Political Philosophy (1st year), MT21, LT22

topics: consequentialism, deontology, equality of opportunity

formats: tutorial, extended essays

Humboldt-University 
of Berlin

 

As a student assistant at the Humboldt-University, I have taught several undergraduate tutorials, each expanding on the material of a corresponding lecture. Tutorials typically span twelve weeks and involve groups ranging from five to twenty students.

Kant’s Theoretical Philosophy (undergraduate), SS17
topics: Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason (Aesthetic and Analytic)

format: tutorial

 

Introduction to Philosophy (undergraduate), WS16/17
topics: metaphyiscs, epistemology, (meta-)ethics, philosophy of mind

format: tutorial

 

Plato’s Philosophy of Language (undergraduate), SS16
topics: Plato’s Kratylos, Theaitetos, and Sophistes; plus Frege and Russell

format: tutorial

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