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Undergraduate-level courses at University of Chicago

Heidegger's Critique of German Idealism (TBD Winter 2026)

Course Description: Martin Heidegger claimed that the entire western philosophical tradition reached its ‘culmination’ in the philosophy of German Idealism. In this course we will take this diagnosis seriously, work to understand its presuppositions and implications, and attempt to assess its cogency. We will read closely Heidegger’s major works on Kant, as well as his central writings on Kant’s immediate successors. In addition to supplementary readings from Kant, Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel, we may also read excerpts from Aristotle, Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Christian Wolff, and Alexander Baumgarten.

Syllabus available soon

As Teaching Assistant at University of Chicago

Morality and Psychology in the Films of Ingmar Bergman (for Robert B. Pippin, Spring 2025)

Nietzsche: Culture, Critique, Self-Transcendence (for David E. Wellbery, Winter 2025)

Kant's Critique of Pure Reason (for T.A. Pendlebury, Autumn 2024)

Recording of guest lecture on “Kant's Paralogisms” available on request

What is Hegelianism? (for Robert B. Pippin, Autumn 2024)

Hegel's Philosophy of Right (for Matthias Haase, Spring 2024)

Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit (for T.A. Pendlebury, Autumn 2023)