Teaching
University of Oxford
I have taught metaphysics, epistemology, logic, philosophy of logic, philosophy of language, and ancient philosophy in undergraduate tutorials and classes at the University of Oxford. Below you can find links to the faculty reading lists for each course. Descriptions of all first-year courses in philosophy may be found here; finals papers in philosophy, here.
Introduction to Logic. This is the first-year logic course. It is taught in conjunction with a set textbook, Volker Halbach's Logic Manual.
General Philosophy. This is the first-year general philosophy course. It introduces students to key topics in epistemology and metaphysics. Faculty reading list
Knowledge and Reality. Faculty reading list
Philosophy of Logic and Language. Faculty reading list
Philosophical Logic. This paper is a second course in logic that follows on from Introduction to Logic. It is taught in conjunction with a set textbook, Theodore Sider’s Logic for Philosophy.
Plato, Republic (in translation). Faculty reading list
Plato, Republic (in Greek). Faculty reading list
In Trinity term 2024, I gave a course of lectures on the metaphysics of properties. Synopsis