Courses Taught
- Introduction to Political Theory (PS 123)
- Contemporary Political Ideologies (PS 94)
- Power and Influence: the Ethics of Incentives (PS 200)
- Modern Political Theory (PS 224)
- Ancient Political Theory (PS 223)
- Individual and Society: the Classical View (PS 150 and CL 123)
- Political Hypocrisy and Idealism (PS 242, PS 200)
- Politics and Tragedy (PS 49s)
- Principles and Politics (PS 49s)
- Ancient and Modern Liberty (PS 101g)
- American Political Thought: the Founding of the Civil War (PS 218)
- The Debate Over the Constitution (PS 152)
- American Political Thought and Practice [co-taught with John Aldrich] (PS 199)
- American Political Thought and its Relevance for American Politics [co-taught with John Aldrich] (PS 299)
- Economics, Society and Morality in 18th Century Thought [co-taught with Neil DeMarchi, Department of Economics] (PS 214)
- Rousseau, Nietzsche and the Modern Self [co-taught with Michael Gillespie] (PS 299)
- Machiavelli, Rousseau and the Character of Modernity (PS 322)
- Locke and Liberalism (PS 299)
- Rousseau’s Emile, Rousseau’s Confessions (PS 299, PS 322, PS 266)
- Epistemology, Politics and Education: Locke and Rousseau (PS 398)
- Reflections on Revolution (PS 266)
