John MacFarlane’s Courses
Spring 2025
| PHIL 135 | Theory of Meaning |
Fall 2024
| PHIL 25A | Ancient Philosophy |
Spring 2024
| PHIL 290-2 | Graduate Seminar: Belief |
Fall 2023
| PHIL 200 | First Year Graduate Seminar |
| PHIL 25A | Ancient Philosophy |
Spring 2023
| PHIL 142 | Philosophical Logic |
| PHIL 290-6 | Graduate Seminar: Sellars |
Spring 2022
| PHIL 161 | Aristotle |
Fall 2021
| PHIL 135 | Theory of Meaning |
| PHIL 290-6 | Graduate Seminar: The Common Ground |
Spring 2021
| PHIL 142 | Philosophical Logic |
| PHIL 290-3 | Graduate Seminar: Belief, Credence, and Reasons |
Spring 2020
| PHIL 161 | Aristotle |
| PHIL 290-2 | Seminar: Vagueness |
Fall 2019
| PHIL 25A | Ancient Philosophy |
Spring 2019
| PHIL 142 | Philosophical Logic |
Fall 2018
| PHIL 200 | First Year Graduate Seminar |
Spring 2018
| PHIL 290-3 | Graduate Seminar: Vagueness, Truth, and Meaning |
Fall 2017
| PHIL 25A | Ancient Philosophy |
Spring 2016
| PHIL 142 | Philosophical Logic |
Spring 2015
| PHIL 135 | Theory of Meaning |
Fall 2013
| PHIL 290-5 | Graduate Seminar: Assessment Sensitivity |
Spring 2013
| PHIL 135 | Theory of Meaning |
| PHIL 190 | Proseminar: Fact, Value, and Meaning |
Fall 2012
| PHIL 200 | First-Year Seminar |
Spring 2011
| PHIL 142 | Philosophical Logic |
| PHIL 290-4 | Graduate Seminar: Expressivism and Relativism |
Spring 2010
| PHIL 290-4 | Graduate Seminar: Content without structure |
Fall 2009
| PHIL 25A | Ancient Philosophy |
| PHIL 200 | First-Year Graduate Seminar |
Spring 2009
| PHIL 290-4 | Graduate Seminar: Assessment Sensitivity |
Spring 2008
| PHIL 290-3 | Graduate Seminar: Assessment Sensitivity |
| PHIL 142 | Philosophical Logic |
Fall 2007
| PHIL 25A | Ancient Philosophy |
Spring 2007
| PHIL 135 | Theory of Meaning |
| PHIL 295 | Dissertation Seminar |
Fall 2006
| PHIL 25A | Ancient Philosophy |
| PHIL 200 | First-Year Graduate Seminar |
Spring 2006
| PHIL 142 | Philosophical Logic |
| PHIL 290-5 | Brandom’s Making It Explicit |
Spring 2005
| PHIL 142 | Philosophical Logic |
| PHIL 290-3 | Context Sensitivity in Semantics |
Fall 2004
| PHIL 25A | Ancient Philosophy |