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 Visiting Lecturer 2007-2008
204 Thornton Hall
646-2298
Office Hours: TBA
Go to: Faculty member's
website
Eugene Marshall received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of
Wisconsin in December of 2006, where he wrote on the problem of weakness of
will in Spinoza, under the guidance of Steve Nadler. His interests include
primarily the history of modern philosophy, but also ancient philosophy, 19th
century German philosophy, and certain issues in moral psychology. He has
articles forthcoming in The British Journal for the History of
Philosophy and Oxford Studies in Early Modern Philosophy.
Courses
Fall 2007
- 1 (12) Introduction to the Problems of Philosophy
- 11 (11) Ancient Philosophy
Winter 2008
- 13 (2) Modern Philosophy: Continental Rationalism
- 50 (10) Special Topics in Philosophy: Weakness of the Will
Spring 2008
- 1 (12) Introduction to the Problems of Philosophy
- 14 (2) Modern Philosophy: British Empiricism
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