A reading course on conditionals and counterfactuals, focussing on the temporal asymmetry of counterfactual dependence.

An examination of inference to the best explanation as it figures in recent debates over scientific realism.

An introductory reading course on philosophy of biology, run in collaboration with Richard E. Glor from the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology division of the Department of Biology.

An overview of the recent history of philosophy of mind, focusing on the relationship between the mind and the physical world.

A survey course in general philosophy of science.

Issues at the intersection of science and religion, and science and public policy. Including a special guest lecture from H. Allen Orr.