Teaching

James will be a teaching fellow in Stanford University’s Introduction to the Humanities Program for the 2008–2009 academic year. He will also be a teaching assistant for Philosophical Methods during the Fall semester at UC Berkeley.

James has been the primary instructor for Ancient Philosophy and The Nature of Mind, and a teaching assistant for Ancient Philosophy, Modern Philosophy, Kant, The Nature of Mind, Philosophical Methods, Philosophy of Perception, Philosophy of Mind, Theory of Knowledge, and Theory of Meaning.

Here is a summary of his teaching experience, including evaluations and sample syllabi.

Here is a handout on writing philosophy papers that he provides to his students.

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