Teaching archive
Past courses taught at the University of Alberta
Undergraduate courses:
- Philosophy 101: Introduction to Philosophy: Values and Society (taught as the “supersection” as well as an evening course).
- Philosophy 272: Feminist Philosophy (formerly Philosophy 332, and formerly cross-listed as Women’s Studies 332). Typically taught every fall semester (NB: PHIL 272 is the standard prerequisite for PHIL 433).
- Philosophy 433: Topics in Feminist Philosophy. This special topics seminar is usually taught on a different topic each iteration. Past incarnations have included:
- Feminist Philosophy and Sexuality (2000)
- Feminism and Theories of the Self (2002)
- The Sex-Gender Distinction (2001 and 2005)
- Feminism and Food (2003)
- Feminist Philosophy and Foucault (2007, 2010)
- Self, Body, Transformation (2007)
- Philosophy 470/570: Topics in Political Philosophy: The Politics of Recognition.
- Philosophy 470/570: Topics in Political Philosophy: The Politics of Representation.
- Philosophy 470/Political Science 404: The Politics of the Body
- Philosophy 488/Physical Education, Recreation and Leisure Studies 497 A1: Thinking Through the Body: Philosophy and Yoga.
Graduate seminars:
- Philosophy 570: Wittgenstein and Political Philosophy (1999)
- Philosophy 594: Philosophy of the Body (2001 and 2006)
- Philosophy 594: Philosophy, Politics, and Psychopathology (2004)
- Philosophy 594/Political Science 596: Feminist Philosophy/Gender and Politics (2012)