Teaching
Course Leader/Co-Leader/Lecturer:
At LSE:
Lent/Winter Terms 2023-4: Philosophy, Morals and Politics (UG & MA; one-term segment on political philosophy)
Lent/Winter Terms 2023-4: Philosophy and Public Policy (UG & MA; one lecture on gentrification plus seminars)
At Warwick:
Autumn term 2020 and 2021: Normative Analysis (MA introductory course in moral, legal and political philosophy)
Both terms 2020-1 and autumn 2021: Introduction to Politics, Philosophy and Law (1st-year, politics segment)
Spring term 2021: Political Theory from Hobbes (2nd-year, second half, 19th-century onwards, including JS Mill, Harriet Taylor Mill, liberalism and colonialism, Marx, Du Bois, Martin Luther King); sections of Justice, Democracy and Citizenship (1st year; the section on justice, including global justice and reparative justice) and Issues in Political Theory (3rd year; lectures on immigration restrictions and the obligation to obey the law and resisting injustice).
At Chicago:
2019-20 (with Martha Nussbaum): Law and Philosophy Workshop: Immigration and Citizenship (graduate workshop/seminar with invited speakers)
At UCL:
Autumn term 2018: Equality (3rd-year) (on glory, amour propre, moral and social equality)
Spring term 2019: Why Democracy? (2nd-year course in European Social and Political Studies)
Undergraduate and MA dissertation supervision
At UCL: One MA and 7 undergraduate students
At Warwick: Four MA and 3 undergraduate students
Teaching assistant at UCL:
Autumn term 2014: Marxism (2nd-year)
Spring term 2015: Tutorial: texts and debate (small group tutorials where topic is set by the tutor: Political Freedom) (1st-year) (see my syllabus here)
Spring term 2016, 2018 and 2019: Introduction to Moral Philosophy (1st-year)
Spring term 2016: Introduction to European History, Law, Politics and Philosophy (1st year) (TA for the philosophy section of the module), in European, Social and Political Studies department
Autumn term 2016 and 2017: Introduction to Political Philosophy (1st-year)
Spring term 2018: Equality (3rd-year) (on Tommie Shelby’s Dark Ghettos: Injustice, Dissent and Reform)
Autumn term 2018: Applied Ethics
Autumn term 2018: Equality (3rd year) (on glory, amour propre, and social equality)
Sprint term 2019: Applied Moral and Political Philosophy (an experimental module in which students worked in groups to produce a public policy report on a topic of their choice)
Teaching assistant at King’s College London:
Spring term 2018: Topics in Political Philosophy (on the ethics of migration) (3rd-year)
Tutor and seminar leader at Exeter College Summer Programme, Oxford
Summer 2018: seminars and tutorials for an intensive course on Contemporary Political Philosophy for international undergraduates
More information about teaching philosophy, sample syllabi and evidence of teaching ability available on request.
At LSE:
Lent/Winter Terms 2023-4: Philosophy, Morals and Politics (UG & MA; one-term segment on political philosophy)
Lent/Winter Terms 2023-4: Philosophy and Public Policy (UG & MA; one lecture on gentrification plus seminars)
At Warwick:
Autumn term 2020 and 2021: Normative Analysis (MA introductory course in moral, legal and political philosophy)
Both terms 2020-1 and autumn 2021: Introduction to Politics, Philosophy and Law (1st-year, politics segment)
Spring term 2021: Political Theory from Hobbes (2nd-year, second half, 19th-century onwards, including JS Mill, Harriet Taylor Mill, liberalism and colonialism, Marx, Du Bois, Martin Luther King); sections of Justice, Democracy and Citizenship (1st year; the section on justice, including global justice and reparative justice) and Issues in Political Theory (3rd year; lectures on immigration restrictions and the obligation to obey the law and resisting injustice).
At Chicago:
2019-20 (with Martha Nussbaum): Law and Philosophy Workshop: Immigration and Citizenship (graduate workshop/seminar with invited speakers)
At UCL:
Autumn term 2018: Equality (3rd-year) (on glory, amour propre, moral and social equality)
Spring term 2019: Why Democracy? (2nd-year course in European Social and Political Studies)
Undergraduate and MA dissertation supervision
At UCL: One MA and 7 undergraduate students
At Warwick: Four MA and 3 undergraduate students
Teaching assistant at UCL:
Autumn term 2014: Marxism (2nd-year)
Spring term 2015: Tutorial: texts and debate (small group tutorials where topic is set by the tutor: Political Freedom) (1st-year) (see my syllabus here)
Spring term 2016, 2018 and 2019: Introduction to Moral Philosophy (1st-year)
Spring term 2016: Introduction to European History, Law, Politics and Philosophy (1st year) (TA for the philosophy section of the module), in European, Social and Political Studies department
Autumn term 2016 and 2017: Introduction to Political Philosophy (1st-year)
Spring term 2018: Equality (3rd-year) (on Tommie Shelby’s Dark Ghettos: Injustice, Dissent and Reform)
Autumn term 2018: Applied Ethics
Autumn term 2018: Equality (3rd year) (on glory, amour propre, and social equality)
Sprint term 2019: Applied Moral and Political Philosophy (an experimental module in which students worked in groups to produce a public policy report on a topic of their choice)
Teaching assistant at King’s College London:
Spring term 2018: Topics in Political Philosophy (on the ethics of migration) (3rd-year)
Tutor and seminar leader at Exeter College Summer Programme, Oxford
Summer 2018: seminars and tutorials for an intensive course on Contemporary Political Philosophy for international undergraduates
More information about teaching philosophy, sample syllabi and evidence of teaching ability available on request.
