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 Senior Lecturer
309 Thornton Hall
646-2543
email
Office Hours: By Appointment
Research Interests: Philosophy of Law (especially crime and punishment; law
and morality); Moral Theory, Philosophy of Religion.
Lawrence Crocker took his A.B. in Philosophy at Yale, M.A and Ph.D. in
Philosophy at Harvard, specializing in philosophy of science and logic, and
J.D. at Duke. He has taught philosophy at the University of Washington and law
at New York University School of Law. He has been a law clerk to a judge on the
Federal Court of Appeals, a prosecutor of career street criminals and white
collar felons in Manhattan, a criminal defense lawyer, and a civil litigator in
large and small law firms in New York City and Seattle.
Courses
Fall 2007
- 1 (12) Introduction to the Problems of Philosophy
- 9 (2) Topics in Applied Ethics: Crime and Punishment
Winter 2008
- 7 (10A) First Year Seminar: The Existence of God
- 24 (11) Philosophy of Law
Spring 2008
- 25 (12) Philosophy of Medicine
- 38 (10A) Political and Social Philosophy
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