COURSES TAUGHT
ADDITIONAL TEACHING PROFICIENCIES*
Social/Political Philosophy & Ethics
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Introduction to Political Philosophy (sample syllabus)
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Philosophy of Race (sample syllabus)
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Theories of Oppression and Liberation
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The Aesthetics of Social Change
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Critical Theory (survey or close reading of single philosopher)
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Karl Marx (or close reading of single text)
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Philosophy of Personal and Public Health
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Philosophy of Law
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Introduction to Feminism and Philosophy of Gender
History and Surveys
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Survey of 19th and/or 20th Century Continental Philosophy (or close reading of single philosopher)
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Survey of Contemporary French Philosophy
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Introduction to Eastern Philosophy
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Existentialism
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Aesthetics/Introduction to Philosophy of Art
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Philosophy of Human Nature
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Happiness, Well-being and the Good Life
* I can teach a pretty wide repertoire of classes, particularly at the undergraduate level, but for graduate courses I specialize in topics within value theory.
“Out of all the courses I have taken at Purdue, this is my favorite class. Even though I personally don’t like to share my opinions or take a stand to argue against anyone, the class is set-up more for open discussion than debate. I don’t feel afraid to contribute to the discussion and voice my opinion because Tiffany makes the environment safe and comfortable for all sorts of differing viewpoints. I really like how we review the study guide questions on each topic by discussing them in a circle rather than just sitting through a PowerPoint presentation. Being able to participate really helps me learn.”
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Student Testimonials