Current courses

Immanuel Kant’s Moral and Political Thought - History of Philosophy 1600 - 1800

Spring
2020

The course will focus on Kant’s moral and political thought. We shall read his three main books on the topic. Furthermore, we shall look at the historical origin of some of his central ideas in the work of Christian August Crusius.

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Former courses

Fall, 2019 Moral Blame – Its Function and Normative Constraints
Spring, 2016 The nature and origin of morality: Adam Smith’s response to David Hume’s views on moral matters
Spring, 2015 History of Moral Philosophy 1600 – 1800
Fall, 2014 Response-dependent accounts of moral goodness and the challenge of specifying normal respondents and normal external conditions
Spring, 2014 Filosofisk Estetikk
Fall, 2012 Moral Sentimentalism and Its Emotional Foundations
Fall, 2011 Ethics Without Principles – Pros and Cons
Spring, 2007 Philosphy of Perception
Spring, 2004 Kant's Moral Philosophy in its Historical Context
Fall, 2003 Graduate Course on Philosophical Aesthetics