Courses taught as lead instructor
PHIL336: Philosophy of Mind and Language
USC, Spring 2026
A course on the philosophy of mind and language (scheduled to be taught in Spring 2026).
[Syllabus under development]
PHIL122 A & B: Reasoning and Argument I & II
USC, Spring 2023
A course on logic and critical thinking.
Topics covered: deductive reasoning, propositional logic, non-deductive and statistical reasoning, analytic methodology (conceptual analysis, objections, thought experiments), social barriers to good reasoning.
Available on request:
Syllabus | Sample assignment guide
Courses taught as discussion instructor/teaching assistant
PHIL176: Feminist Philosophy
USC, Fall 2025, with Emily Tilton
A course on feminist philosophy (scheduled to be taught in Fall 2025).
PHIL246: Foundations of Cognitive Science
USC, Spring 2025, with Sam Clarke and Toby Mintz
USC, Fall 2022, with Toby Mintz and Alexis Wellwood
A course on the philosophical research in cognitive science, including recent research on AI.
PHIL103: Politics, Philosophy, and Economics in Europe, from Renaissance to Enlightenment
USC, Fall 2024, with Jacob Soll
A course on the political, religious, scientific, and economic ideas that emerged during the early modern period in Europe.
PHIL166: Current Moral and Social Issues
USC, Fall 2021, with Zoë Johnson King
An applied ethics and epistemology course on public healthcare, racial justice, and fake news.
PHIL168: The Meaning of Life
USC, Spring 2021, with Stephen Finlay
A course surveying religious and philosophical approaches to life, death, suffering, faith, and happiness.
PHI101: Introduction to Philosophy
Ashoka University, Spring 2019, with Kranti Saran
An introduction to questions in metaphysics, metaethics, political philosophy, epistemology, and philosophy of language.
FC006: Mind and Behaviour
Ashoka University, Monsoon 2018, with Kranti Saran
A course exploring Indic and Western philosophical perspectives on human nature, thought, and society.
PHI103: Symbolic Logic
Ashoka University, Monsoon 2017, with Scott Dixon
A course on propositional logic and predicate logic.