Jeremy Fischer

• Or by appointment

At University of Washington:

I. As Primary Instructor:

1. Introduction to Philosophy (twice)

2. Topics in Ethics: Pride and Self-Respect (twice)

3. Intermediate Topics in Philosophy: Ethics and the Emotions

4. Intermediate Topics in Philosophy: Philosophy of Race

5. Plato’s Republic

6. Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Philosophy of Race

II. Additional Courses as Teaching Assistant:

1. Contemporary Moral Problems

2. Environmental Ethics

3. Philosophy of Law

4. Introduction to Logic (three times)

5. Introduction to Ethics (three times)

6. Philosophy of Religion

7. Philosophy of Criminal Law

8. Philosophy of Human Rights

1. “Race and Group Pride,” Northwest Philosophy Conference, 2012

2. “Pridelessness,” Western Canadian Philosophical Association Meeting, 2012

3. “Race and Group Pride,” International Social Philosophy Conference, 2012

4. “Pridelessness,” Northwest Philosophy Conference, 2011

5. “On Moral Luck Defended,” Paper Commentary, Northwest Philosophy Conference, 2011

6. “On Two Forms of Immortality in Plato’s Phaedo,” Paper Commentary, West Coast Workshop in Ancient Philosophy, 2011

7. “Transparency and the Moral Evaluation of Emotions,” Graduate Workshop in Mind and Ethics, University of Miami, 2010

8. “Pride and the Desire for Self-Sufficiency,” Northwest Philosophy Conference, 2010

9. “On One’s Place in the Sun: Gender, Sovereignty, and Agency,” Paper Commentary, Northwest Philosophy Conference, 2010

10. “Spinoza’s Account of Revelation,” University of Western Ontario, Graduate Student Conference in Modern Philosophy, 2006

11. “On Analyzing Wrongness as Sanctionworthiness,” Paper Commentary, Northwest Philosophy Conference, 2004

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