Ted Toadvine, Philosophy & Environmental Studies, University of Oregon

Ted Toadvine

Philosophy&Environmental Studies
University of Oregon

Current Courses (Spring 2012)

Upcoming Courses (Fall 2012)

Phenomenology of Nature (PHIL 645)

University of Oregon (syllabi in pdf format)

Winter 2012	Seminar on Philosophy & Teaching (PHIL 607) Continental Philosophy: Animality (PHIL 615)
Fall 2011	Seminar on Philosophy & Teaching (PHIL 607)
Summer 2010	Environmental Philosophy (PHIL 340)
Spring 2010	Philosophy of Ecology (ENVS 410/510; BI 410/510) Introduction to Environmental Studies: Humanities (ENVS 203)
Winter 2010	The Concept of Nature (PHIL 645)
Fall 2009	Environmental Studies in Theory and Practice (ENVS 631)
Spring 2009	Ecotheory in Art & Philosophy (ART 407/507) Thesis Development (ENVS 633)
Winter 2009	Seminar: Deleuze's Difference & Repetition (PHIL 607)
Fall 2008	College Connections: What Good is Nature? (ENVS 199) Ancient & Medieval Philosophy (PHIL 310) Environmental Aesthetics (ENVS 440/540)
Spring 2008	Introduction to Environmental Studies: Humanities (ENVS 203) Environmental Ethics (ENVS 345)
Winter 2008	Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Perception (PHIL 463/563)
Fall 2007	Environmental Philosophy (PHIL 340) Environmental Studies in Theory and Practive (ENVS 610)
Summer 2007	Introduction to Environmental Studies: Humanities (ENVS 203) Field Studies in Restoration Ecology
Spring 2007	Introduction to Environmental Studies: Humanities (ENVS 203) Environmental Aesthetics (ENVS 440/540)
Winter 2007	Environmental Philosophy (PHIL 340)
Fall 2006	Animality (PHIL 540) Environmental Studies in Theory and Practice (ENVS 610)
Spring 2006	Environmental Humanities (ENVS 203) Environmental Ethics (ENVS 345)
Winter 2006	Environmental Philosophy (PHIL 340) Environmental Studies in Theory and Practice (ENVS 610)
Fall 2005	Merleau-Ponty's Philosophy of Nature (PHIL 463/563)
Spring 2005	Environmental Humanities (ENVS 203) Environmental Studies Graduate Orientation Seminar (ENVS 607) Bergson (PHIL 463/563)
Spring 2004	Environmental Humanities (ENVS 203) Environmental Philosophy (PHIL 340)
Winter 2004	Ecophenomenology (PHIL 407/507)
Fall 2003	Environmental Ethics (ENVS 410/510)

Oberlin College (Spring 2011)

Spring 2011

Ecophenomenology: The Experience of Nature (ENVS 313)

Emporia State University (1998-2003)

Spring 2003	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225) Phenomenology: An Introduction (PI 500)
Fall 2002	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225)
Summer 2002	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225)
Spring 2002	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225) Logic & Critical Thinking (PI 500) Eastern Philosophy (PI 500)
Fall 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225) Logic & Critical Thinking (PI 256) Heidegger's Being and Time (PI 375)
Summer 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225)
Spring 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225) Major Ideas in Western Civilization, II (CW 222) Ecological Philosophy (PI 500)
Fall 2000	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225) Ethics (PI 255)
Summer 2000	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225)
Spring 2000	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225) Race & Gender in Existentialism (PI 500)
Fall 1999	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225) Ancient Philosophy (PI 370) Philosophy of Art (PI 500)
Summer 1999	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225)
Spring 1999	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225) Major Ideas in Western Civilization, II (CW 222) Environmental Ethics (PI 500)
Fall 1998	Introduction to Philosophy (PI 225) Logic (PI 256)

Kalamazoo College (1997-1998)

Spring 1998	Environmental Ethics (PHIL 500) Contemporary Continental Philosophy: French Post-Structuralism (PHIL 555)
Winter 1998	19th Century Philosophy: Kant to Nietzsche (PHIL 540) Philosophy and Literature (PHIL 540)
Fall 1998	Problems in Philosophy: Ethics (PHIL 410) Existentialism (PHIL 560)

Updated 3/31/2012